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27 July 2018

Anaesthesia and surgery linked to decline in memory and thinking

In adults over 70, exposure to general anaesthesia and surgery is associated with a subtle decline in memory and thinking...

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Anaesthesia and surgery linked to decline in memory and thinking

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memory

Anaesthesia and surgery linked to decline in memory and thinking

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Only around 1 in 10 common non-surgical and non-invasive treatments for back pain effective

Effectively Managing Swabs With Swabsafe™

Scientists discover ‘mirrored’ pain is far more common than previously thought

Use of strong synthetic opioids during surgery linked to poor composite experience of pain

Good ol’ paracetamol: ‘But an overconsumption takes its toll’

Experts strongly recommend against spine injections for chronic back pain

About Us

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