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GPs are increasingly having to start their consultations by ‘undoing’ incorrect information that AI has provided to patients, Professor Sir Chris Whitty has warned. Asked about the public’s use of AI large-language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT to explain their symptoms, England’s chief medical officer said they are prone to giving incorrect information in place of

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NHS England has paused the prescribing of gender affirming hormones for gender incongruence or dysphoria in 16 and 17-year-olds after a review found there was not enough evidence to support their use. Young people already being prescribed the hormones will be able to continue if they and their parent or guardian and their lead clinician

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GPs are invited to a free virtual event in May dedicated to vaccinations and immunisation in primary care. Taking place on Wednesday 6 May, the Pulse 365 event is is designed for GPs leading, delivering and supporting vaccination services in primary care. Sessions across the day will cover pneumococcal disease and shingles, the gonorrhoea vaccine

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An ICB mistakenly advised patients who had appealed being on the special allocation scheme that they could return to their original GP practice.  On at least two occasions, Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland (LLR) ICB told a patient they could return to the practice that had removed them from its patient list, according to LLR LMC. The scheme ensures viole...

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GP and Primary Care Women’s Health Society Director Dr Toni Hazellanswers key questions on polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Complete the full module on Pulse 365 today PCOS is a common metabolic condition which can have effects on weight, cardiovascular co-morbidities and fertility. Management is often done in primary care and will vary depending on the

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