Published today: Saving Lives, Improving Mothers’ Care 2026, the latest MBRRACE-UK report on maternal deaths and morbidity. A central message is clear: care should be proactive, not reactive.
https://t.co/uLrugLxYBH
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Propofol & Food Allergy... An Egg-cellent thread
You probably remember something about propofol and eggs. Is soybean oil in propofol? Children often have egg allergies. Does that mean you might have to 'crack' the thiopentone out?
Let’s eggs-tend your knowledge base
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Women in the US attending mammography services must be told whether they have dense breast tissue, which can make it harder to detect breast cancer and may require further tests, the US Food and Drug Administration has ruled
https://t.co/6MsyaZQm13
When should we be concerned about motor block following a spinal anaesthetic?
As >50% of patients had a significant motor block at 4h, Shippam et al have extended the trigger time for review to 6h.
Instead of 63% of patients, they now review 23%!
🔗https://t.co/smGjUAZPjX
Confirmed: The Government has accepted the DDRB’s recommendation of a 6% pay uplift for doctors.
This is an early sign that both are starting to recognise the value of doctors and the need to fix our pay.
https://t.co/YTXK2LJNUP
Cold sensation is commonly used to assess the effectiveness of regional anaesthesia.
This article outlines the environmental benefits of using reusable cold sensation devices instead of cold sprays
https://t.co/of5izkYUHN
Data from IQAir, a Swiss-based air-quality monitoring group,most polluted cities.
1. Delhi, India
2. Medan, Indonesia
3. Jakarta, Indonesia
4. Lahore, Pakistan
5. Doha, Qatar
6. Manama, Bahrain
7. Mumbai, India
8. Hangzhou, China
9. Dhaka, Bangladesh
10. Santiago, Chile
The RCOG has published a new Good Practice Paper to provide operational guidance for healthcare professionals in maternity services, and other specialities supporting partners, family and staff following the tragedy of a maternal death. (1/2)
🔓This paper from Slingo and Slingo gives anaesthetists a framework to make informed choices founded on climate science and calls for attention to be refocused on the urgent need to reduce the real carbon dioxide emissions associated with healthcare.
🔗https://t.co/ZYr7AzPyov
Medicine and Society article by National Correspondent @LisaRosenbaum17: Being Well while Doing Well — Distinguishing Necessary from Unnecessary Discomfort in Training https://t.co/AES3jNf9Lp
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