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…future where health professionals are trained not just to treat illness — but to prevent it and change the systems that cause it.We bel…

…vely on the patient, relying on them to manage aspects of their illness at times when they may be feeling anxious or distressed, e.g. b…

…ay, first published in 1926, reflects on the vulnerability that illness brings and the shift in life perspective that it can provoke. W…

…l act of self-care. Furthermore, we contend that by normalising illness and challenging the ableist assumptions of normalcy, Slater als…

…HS) 10-Year Plan (NHS10YP) has ambitious aspirations to prevent illness, move healthcare to community settings and make better use of d…

…his issue, across visual, performative and collaborative forms, illness is narrated, drawn and staged. What emerges is a reconfiguratio…

…inst Sewage reported that around 1500 people contacted it about illness caused by swimming in sewage contaminated water in 2023.…

…The ability to predict the onset or natural history of an illness, or how people may respond to a treatment, guides clinical deci…

…synchronization’ is instructive. In a phenomenological study on depression, Fuchs highlights the importance of supporting patients in rega…

…ourhood care and digital innovation, with a focus on preventing illness.1 These are welcome ideas. But without workforce retention and …

…Medicine is an innately temporal exercise. Illness and injury shorten a person’s time or worsen it, and the role o…

… pathology, and pharmacology are all essential to understanding illness and knowing how we may help to cure it or at least relieve suff…