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Moorfields Private introduces the new ReLex SMILE to their range of laser eye treatments for short-sight. Located in their brand new third laser theatre, the ReLEx SMILE is an important new development in refractive surgery. It combines the extensive experience and superior safety of vision ...
Ask an expert video: Back pain myths Want to know more about back pain and problems? Mr Andrew Quaile, Consultant Spinal and Orthopaedic Surgeon and Medical Director of SpineWorks answers some common questions about how the back works, back pain myths and how discs in your back age ...
XVIII offers a brand new concept in individual health assessment – an advanced screening programme to complement and augment the health checks offered by your own practice.
The celebration was held to mark construction works reaching their highest point, a milestone in the development which will see the creation of new theatres, single en-suite rooms, an ophthalmic suite, a new outpatient department, new procedure rooms and recovery areas, investment in diagnostic ...
Sciatica is a common and painful problem that occurs when the sciatic nerve becomes inflamed or irritated. This is the longest and largest nerve in the body, starting at the base of the spine and extending down through the buttock, thigh, knee and calf, right to the ankle. Sciatica treatment needs ...
Aida Yousefi has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer of The Harley Street Clinic, one of the UK’s flagship private hospitals.
This week, Bupa is calling for a 15% reduction in the cost of private healthcare. Damien Marmion, MD of Bupa, says there is a danger that the sector could "flat-line and then decline if nothing is done” and that that "the industry needs to urgently rethink how it sets prices".
Given the financial and resource pressures on the NHS, the private healthcare market should be showing healthy growth. But it isn’t. Private health insurance numbers are stagnant; private hospitals are topping up occupancy with NHS patients at reduced pricing levels. Only the self-pay market is ...
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