Ebola: National exercise to test UK's plans for virus BBC News
A national exercise will be held later to test how the UK would deal with a potential outbreak of the Ebola virus. The eight-hour exercise will see actors in various parts of the UK simulate symptoms of the virus to test the responses of emergency services, ...
Ebola outbreak worst ever as deaths hit 4000Herald Scotland
Cameron hits back in Ebola 'shambles' rowYorkshire Post
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A national exercise will be held later to test how the UK would deal with a potential outbreak of the Ebola virus. The eight-hour exercise will see actors in various parts of the UK simulate symptoms of the virus to test the responses of emergency services, ...
Ebola outbreak worst ever as deaths hit 4000
Cameron hits back in Ebola 'shambles' row
Test to see if Britain is ready for Ebola to happen today
Research team makes potentially major breakthrough in treating Diabetes FOX31 Denver
DENVER — A Harvard research team claims to have come up with a new way to help combat Type I diabetes with the use of stem cells. The researchers say the stem cells can create hundreds of millions of beta cells, which produce insulin. When the cells are ...
Diabetes cure? Stem cell breakthrough could spell end to daily insulin injectionsBelfast Telegraph
Profile: Professor MeltonThe Times (subscription)
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DENVER — A Harvard research team claims to have come up with a new way to help combat Type I diabetes with the use of stem cells. The researchers say the stem cells can create hundreds of millions of beta cells, which produce insulin. When the cells are ...
Diabetes cure? Stem cell breakthrough could spell end to daily insulin injections
Profile: Professor Melton
Stem Cell Success Raises Hopes of Type 1 Diabetes Cure
Ebola threat ruled out after plane quarantined in Las Vegas Las Vegas Review-Journal
Passengers wait for their baggage at United Airlines terminal, on Friday, Oct. 10, 2014, at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas. (Bizuayehu Tesfaye/Las Vegas Review-Journal). Ebola threat ruled out after plane quarantined in Las Vegas.
Passenger posts on Twitter commentary to Ebola false alarm on Vegas planeDaily Mail
Las Vegas sounds false alarm as global Ebola fears spreadChicago Tribune
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Passengers wait for their baggage at United Airlines terminal, on Friday, Oct. 10, 2014, at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas. (Bizuayehu Tesfaye/Las Vegas Review-Journal). Ebola threat ruled out after plane quarantined in Las Vegas.
Passenger posts on Twitter commentary to Ebola false alarm on Vegas plane
Las Vegas sounds false alarm as global Ebola fears spread
Are foreign patients really to blame for NHS squeeze? The Guardian
The NHS is certainly a service under serious pressure – on its finances and on its ability to meet waiting time targets as it grapples with the growing burden of illness caused by an ageing and growing population increasingly displaying lifestyle-related illness.
Immigrants, HIV and the true cost to the NHS: Should the International Health ...Daily Mail
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The NHS is certainly a service under serious pressure – on its finances and on its ability to meet waiting time targets as it grapples with the growing burden of illness caused by an ageing and growing population increasingly displaying lifestyle-related illness.
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Madrid hospital staff quit over Ebola fears The Guardian
A medical practitioner wearing protective clothing treats an isolated patient on the sixth floor of the the Carlos III hospital in Madrid, Spain. Photograph: AP. Ashifa Kassam in Madrid. Friday 10 October 2014 18.13 EDT ...
Spanish authorities under fire after nurse contracts EbolaIrish Times
Ebola toll passes 4000 as fears grow worldwideChannel News Asia
Ebola updates: Deaths keep rising; world reactsNew Zealand Herald
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A medical practitioner wearing protective clothing treats an isolated patient on the sixth floor of the the Carlos III hospital in Madrid, Spain. Photograph: AP. Ashifa Kassam in Madrid. Friday 10 October 2014 18.13 EDT ...
Spanish authorities under fire after nurse contracts Ebola
Ebola toll passes 4000 as fears grow worldwide
Ebola updates: Deaths keep rising; world reacts
British man dies 'with Ebola symptoms' in Macedonia Evening Standard
Foreign Office officials are looking in to the reports, which if confirmed would be the first death of a UK national from the virus. British nurse Will Pooley was cured of the Ebola last month. The news came as Downing Street said enhanced screening for Ebola ...
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Foreign Office officials are looking in to the reports, which if confirmed would be the first death of a UK national from the virus. British nurse Will Pooley was cured of the Ebola last month. The news came as Downing Street said enhanced screening for Ebola ...
'Smart' prescribing to halt antibiotic resistance Scotsman
ANTIBIOTIC use must become cleverer and the number of prescriptions slashed to reverse a recent increase in drug-resistant infections, health officials have said. The number of reported resistant infections of e-coli in England rose by 12 per cent between ...
Antibiotic resistance continues to riseNHS Choices
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Antibiotic resistance rise continuesBBC News
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ANTIBIOTIC use must become cleverer and the number of prescriptions slashed to reverse a recent increase in drug-resistant infections, health officials have said. The number of reported resistant infections of e-coli in England rose by 12 per cent between ...
Antibiotic resistance continues to rise
Hospitals and out of hours GPs are driving rise in antibiotics: report
Antibiotic resistance rise continues
Plan for age ban on e-cigarettes Herald Scotland
THEY are marketed as a safer alternative to smoking and have taken the place of tobacco in many former cigarette addicts' lives. THEY are marketed as a safer alternative to smoking and have taken the place of tobacco in many former cigarette addicts' lives.
Drivers face smoking ban in their own carsScotsman
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THEY are marketed as a safer alternative to smoking and have taken the place of tobacco in many former cigarette addicts' lives. THEY are marketed as a safer alternative to smoking and have taken the place of tobacco in many former cigarette addicts' lives.
Drivers face smoking ban in their own cars
Scots to have their say on fresh anti-smoking laws
Citizens share views on tobacco proposal
Mental health police project shared in West Midlands BBC News
A pilot project enabling mental health experts to team up with West Midlands Police to assess people to try to keep them out of custody is to be expanded. Since January, psychiatric nurses and paramedics have joined police in Birmingham and Solihull in ...
Police to expand mental illness assessments at incidentsBirmingham Mail
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A pilot project enabling mental health experts to team up with West Midlands Police to assess people to try to keep them out of custody is to be expanded. Since January, psychiatric nurses and paramedics have joined police in Birmingham and Solihull in ...
Police to expand mental illness assessments at incidents
Big drop in custody numbers for mentally ill patients
Police progress in dealing with mental illness
NHS in crisis: Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt answers your questions The Independent
To conclude our series on the financial crisis facing the National Health Service, the Health Secretary answers readers' questions on waiting times, pressures in general practice and the impact of cuts in public services. Q: A friend of mine's wife had to have ...
Only three in four mental health patients seen within 18-week referral targetPulse
Eco strategy helps Sheffield trust towards its targetsSheffield Telegraph
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To conclude our series on the financial crisis facing the National Health Service, the Health Secretary answers readers' questions on waiting times, pressures in general practice and the impact of cuts in public services. Q: A friend of mine's wife had to have ...
Only three in four mental health patients seen within 18-week referral target
Eco strategy helps Sheffield trust towards its targets
NHS improvements in past decade start to reverse
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