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Getting Checked

Keeping tabs on your health.

Getting Checked

Posted on 03.05.2021

A positive outcome of irritable bowel syndrome

By Karen Finn, Freelance writer, editor

Getting Checked

Posted on 28.04.2021

TACKLING NEW HEIGHTS WITH SARCOIDOSIS

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By MedTech Views Editorial Board, MedTech Views

Getting Checked

Posted on 29.03.2021

Endometriosis warriors unite

By Karen Finn, Freelance writer, editor

Getting Checked

Posted on 24.03.2021

A life after tuberculosis

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By MedTech Views Editorial Board, MedTech Views

Getting Checked

Posted on 27.07.2020

Getting educated about Hepatitis C

By Karen Finn, Freelance writer, editor

Getting Checked

Posted on 06.07.2020

Getting through COVID-19

By Karen Finn, Freelance writer, editor

Getting Checked

Posted on 20.02.2020

Making peace with early menopause

By Karen Finn, Freelance writer, editor

Getting Checked

Posted on 15.11.2019

Prevention is better than cure: it’s time we value diagnostic information

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By Hans Martens, Chair of the Coalition for Health, Ethics and Society (CHES), and former CEO of the European Policy Centre (EPC)

Getting Checked

Posted on 31.07.2019

Don’t let incontinence stopping you

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By Mary Lynne Van Poelgeest-Pomfret, Director, World Federation of Incontinent Patients (WFIP)

Getting Checked

Posted on 13.11.2018

New guidelines will help reduce burden of skin tears

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By Karen Campbell, President of ISTAP

Getting Checked

Posted on 09.10.2018

Eye Care Everywhere

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By David Hewlett, ECV Chief Executive

Getting Checked

Posted on 28.07.2018

Why up to 290 million people are at risk of unknowingly developing liver disease or cancer

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By Raquel Peck, the CEO of the World Hepatitis Alliance (WHA)