Helen QuinnJournalist
Nursing in Practice
Health & social care coverage read by Vital Signs
7 articles
Across 1 topic, first on 7 Nov 2024, most recently 8 May 2025.
This counts only pieces our coverage scan read on the topics Vital Signs tracks, not their full output.
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- Professor Nicky CullumAcademic1 article
- Dharani YerrakalvaAcademic1 article
- Professor Simon GriffinAcademic1 article
- Gemma SawyerAcademic1 article
- Dr Holly HarrisAcademic1 article
- John DennisAcademic1 article
- Professor Andrew HattersleyAcademic1 article
- Dr Rebecca MoonAcademic1 article
Recent articles
- NHS Active 10 app encourages increase in walking activity
Nursing in PracticeWomen's health & gynaecology
- NICE guidance on cost-effective compression for venous leg ulcers
Nursing in PracticeWomen's health & gynaecology
- Period pain and heavy bleeding negatively impact school grades
Nursing in PracticeWomen's health & gynaecology
- Healthy childhood diet linked to later menarche in girls
Nursing in PracticeWomen's health & gynaecology8 May 2025
- Tool predicts most effective glucose-lowering drugs for type 2 diabetes patients
Nursing in PracticeWomen's health & gynaecology27 Feb 2025
- Irregular sleep patterns may increase risk of heart attack and stroke
Nursing in PracticeWomen's health & gynaecology29 Nov 2024
- Vitamin D during pregnancy may boost children’s bone health
Nursing in PracticeWomen's health & gynaecology7 Nov 2024
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