No, not yet. It has not yet been approved by NICE, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence. There is concern that widespread use of this drug on the NHS will cost more money than the NHS can reasonably be expected to fund.

Not widely at this time. Mr Chaloner and Mr Sweeney do offer EVLT on the NHS at Lewisham Hospital where they treat approximately 25 patients per month

A A number of our clients have achieved this, but it very much depends on the policy of your local Health Authority. In our experience, you'll stand a better chance if you're currently supplied with wigs or drugs etc. Start by asking your G.P. to investigate and, whilst we can't act on your behalf, we're happy to help in any way we can to provide the information you or your G.P. may need.

Please visit the Office of Undergraduate Admissions to download an application. Please mail in your Personal Data Form as soon as possible, as this will start your file. The rest of the application may follow. The non-binding Early Action postmark deadline is November 1. The Regular Decision postmark deadline is January 10.

Yes! Sign on to AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) or Google Talk to talk to current students and/or admissions staff via the screen name: talk2nhs

All four programs in NHS have a study abroad option. Health Management and Policy students as well as Human Science students may study with any Georgetown abroad program. International Health students are required to study abroad as part of their curriculum. Nursing students have two sites in Australia. Students may go abroad and stay on track with their program and graduate on time in four years with no required "extra" classes.

Of course...and 30% of NHS students are Pre-Health in some capacity. NHS offers many Pre-Health Professional options. The Healthcare Management and Policy major focuses on the business/administration side of health. The Human Science major focuses on the public health and research side of health. The International Health major focuses on the global issues surrounding health. And the Nursing major focuses on the clinical aspects of health.

In addition to our financial partnership with the NHS we work closely with primary health care teams and hospitals to meet the needs of our patients. Our links therefore focus on receiving referrals from the NHS, providing training to NHS professionals, and ensuring care plans involve all relevant voluntary and statutory agencies. Our medical team also provide sessions within Broomfield Hospital.

If you are a student for more then 6 months you can register with the NHS. Short term students will have limited NHS services such as accident and emergency services.

Yes, we supply the most of the NHS Trusts in the West Midlands & Worcestershire area. In many cases we are the sole supplier or preffered supplier.

Psychotherapy is available on the NHS, although there can be quite a long waiting period before a client gets to see a therapist – ask your medical practitioner.

from 1st April 2006, we will no longer be able to see children on the NHS. Children can be seen like adults on a private basis, enabling you to benefit from our high standard of care. We also offer the facility, of a monthly budgeting scheme through Denplan. (Contact Louise Light on 0800 328 3223)

The Area Health Authority will have a list of all the NHS dentists practising in your area. They should be able to give you a list of names and addresses, but will not be able to make any recommendations. Or you can look in the Yellow Pages, where many dentists now advertise.

Many surgeons in the UK perform this operation under the NHS. Contact your GP to see if he/she knows such a surgeon in your area. See the contact us section if you wish to find more details on how to be referred to our unit. Yes, if your doctor has referred you to a specialist who agrees you have hyperhidrosis rather than just a generalised sweating problem.

If you live in the UK, then the full content of BNFC is available without charge at http://bnfc.org or www.bnfc.nhs.uk. Online access to BNFC is also available by subscription at www.medicinescomplete.com. Further information on the available options for access to BNFC online and the corresponding access control arrangements are available on the Digital BNF for Children page.

Not at present, though it is hoped that the NHS will adopt the Buteyko Method as frontline management for asthma in the future.

The Department of Health has stated that there are neither plans nor the resources to make laser eye treatment available on the NHS. It is also unlikely that those with private health insurance would reclaim their fees.

Yes, you can definitely "combine" the majors. An easy way to do it is to pick up an International Health Certificate, which is similar to minoring in International Health, but in addition to classroom work, there are some other requirements (community-based learning OR independent study OR achieve a level of foreign language proficiency, etc.). But if you are a Healthcare Management and Policy major and want to try out a science course, you are definitely able to.

Extensive modelling has been carried out to ensure the NHS has robust plans in place for dealing with increased demand for services. Non-essential treatment is likely to be delayed in order to prioritise those patients suffering from pandemic flu. It is also important to remember that we hope treatment will be provided to the majority of pandemic flu cases at home.