GPs urged to double cancer referrals in NHS guidelines BBC News
GPs in England are being encouraged by the NHS advisory body to nearly double the number of patients referred for hospital cancer tests. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) said delays in spotting symptoms could be costing ...
GPs can't be expected to know every cancer symptom, Government saysThe Independent
Doctors to get more help to spot cancer earlyThe Guardian
GPs urged to test patients with coughs for cancer over early dismissal fearsDaily Mail
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GPs in England are being encouraged by the NHS advisory body to nearly double the number of patients referred for hospital cancer tests. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) said delays in spotting symptoms could be costing ...
GPs can't be expected to know every cancer symptom, Government says
Doctors to get more help to spot cancer early
GPs urged to test patients with coughs for cancer over early dismissal fears
Consultants given clean bill of health The Times (subscription)
Only a handful of consultants have been named as performing poorly on an NHS website comparing the death rates of 5,000 surgeons in England. The small number led critics to question whether surgeons might be being labelled “OK” when their ...
Formal launch for NHS comparison sitePharmaTimes
Open surgery: Allowing patients to see death rates will improve the NHSThe Independent
Surgeon performance data 'misses the mark'BBC News
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Only a handful of consultants have been named as performing poorly on an NHS website comparing the death rates of 5,000 surgeons in England. The small number led critics to question whether surgeons might be being labelled “OK” when their ...
Formal launch for NHS comparison site
Open surgery: Allowing patients to see death rates will improve the NHS
Surgeon performance data 'misses the mark'
Redcar GP surgery would 'welcome' watchdog inspection Gazette Live
Doctors at a Redcar GP surgery highlighted by health watchdogs say they would “welcome an inspection with open arms”. The Coatham Surgery was one of three on Teesside said by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) to be falling below care standards.
Watchdog to advise on how to spy on care home staffTelegraph.co.uk
Care Quality Commission report: How good is your GP?The Independent
Leading Worcestershire GP hits out at reports ranking doctor's surgeriesTewkesbury ADMAG
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Doctors at a Redcar GP surgery highlighted by health watchdogs say they would “welcome an inspection with open arms”. The Coatham Surgery was one of three on Teesside said by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) to be falling below care standards.
Watchdog to advise on how to spy on care home staff
Care Quality Commission report: How good is your GP?
Leading Worcestershire GP hits out at reports ranking doctor's surgeries
Cuban doctor in Sierra Leone tests positive for Ebola Times of India
HAVANA: A Cuban doctor treating Ebola patients in Sierra Leone has tested positive for the disease and was being sent to Geneva for treatment, officials said, the first Cuban known to have contracted the potentially deadly haemorrhagic fever. The doctor ...
Cuban doctor contracts Ebola in S.LeoneDaily Mail
Cuban doctor with Ebola is stable, fever reduced - officialReuters
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HAVANA: A Cuban doctor treating Ebola patients in Sierra Leone has tested positive for the disease and was being sent to Geneva for treatment, officials said, the first Cuban known to have contracted the potentially deadly haemorrhagic fever. The doctor ...
Cuban doctor contracts Ebola in S.Leone
Cuban doctor with Ebola is stable, fever reduced - official
Cuban doctor sick with Ebola to be flown to Geneva for treatment
How living to live to 90 is becoming the norm Telegraph.co.uk
For generations, the prospect of living until “three score years and 10” was considered a long and healthy lifespan. But the latest official life expectancy projections for England and Wales show that in a growing number of areas it is already the norm for people ...
Wirral men live four years less than womenWirral Globe
What age will you die? Interactive map reveals how people in the Home ...Daily Mail
Life expectancy for the young and over-65s rises sharply in the capitalEvening Standard
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For generations, the prospect of living until “three score years and 10” was considered a long and healthy lifespan. But the latest official life expectancy projections for England and Wales show that in a growing number of areas it is already the norm for people ...
Wirral men live four years less than women
What age will you die? Interactive map reveals how people in the Home ...
Life expectancy for the young and over-65s rises sharply in the capital
Welsh hospital surgeon took 'calculated risk' giving kidneys from alcoholic to two ... Daily Mail
A surgeon told today how he alone made the decision to use infected kidneys from a rough-sleeping alcoholic with meningitis for transplants which killed two fathers. Consultant Argiris Asderakis decided on his own judgement to accept the deadly kidneys ...
Kidney transplant death surgeon says he 'wishes he could turn the clock back'Mirror.co.uk
Surgeon: Why i used alcoholic's kidneysExpress.co.uk
Two Die After Being Given Worm-Infected KidneysSky News
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A surgeon told today how he alone made the decision to use infected kidneys from a rough-sleeping alcoholic with meningitis for transplants which killed two fathers. Consultant Argiris Asderakis decided on his own judgement to accept the deadly kidneys ...
Kidney transplant death surgeon says he 'wishes he could turn the clock back'
Surgeon: Why i used alcoholic's kidneys
Two Die After Being Given Worm-Infected Kidneys
Woman Who Died in Brooklyn Tests Negative for Ebola New York Times
A woman who died, apparently of a heart attack, at a Brooklyn hair salon and who had recently been in one of the countries most affected by the Ebola outbreak tested negative for the virus, New York City health officials said on Wednesday. Continue reading ...
IMF, World Bank policies may share blame in Ebola crisisThe Daily Star
Cost of Ebola for West Africa far lower than once fearedFortune
Ebola test on body of NY woman who had traveled to Guinea comes back negativeDaily Journal
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A woman who died, apparently of a heart attack, at a Brooklyn hair salon and who had recently been in one of the countries most affected by the Ebola outbreak tested negative for the virus, New York City health officials said on Wednesday. Continue reading ...
IMF, World Bank policies may share blame in Ebola crisis
Cost of Ebola for West Africa far lower than once feared
Ebola test on body of NY woman who had traveled to Guinea comes back negative
Where There's No Smoke, There's the Word of the Year New York Times (blog)
“Vape” has been named Oxford Dictionaries' international word of the year for 2014, triumphing over a field that also included “bae” (a term of endearment originating in African-American English), “indyref” (a Twitter-friendly term for the Scottish independence ...
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“Vape” has been named Oxford Dictionaries' international word of the year for 2014, triumphing over a field that also included “bae” (a term of endearment originating in African-American English), “indyref” (a Twitter-friendly term for the Scottish independence ...
British GP highlights weight control message of new prostate cancer findings New Zealand Doctor Online
Overweight and obesity have emerged as risks for advanced prostate cancer, and a UK GP suggests weight could be a topic of discussion with at-risk men. Research findings released overnight “point us towards recognising overweight or obesity as a risk ...
Report links obesity to advanced prostate cancerNHS Choices
Active surveillance of prostate cancer leads to improved quality of lifeOncology Nurse Advisor
Men who 'monitor' their prostate cancers have high quality of lifeReuters
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Overweight and obesity have emerged as risks for advanced prostate cancer, and a UK GP suggests weight could be a topic of discussion with at-risk men. Research findings released overnight “point us towards recognising overweight or obesity as a risk ...
Report links obesity to advanced prostate cancer
Active surveillance of prostate cancer leads to improved quality of life
Men who 'monitor' their prostate cancers have high quality of life
Open Letter to the FDA: Stop Discriminating Against Gay Men Huffington Post
I was reminded of this discriminatory and illogical policy after a recent conversation about student advocacy on Twitter. In 2005, at the end of my junior year of high school, several friends and I mounted a campaign to change this rule. I wrote letters to and ...
One in eight sexually active gay men in London has HIV, figures revealEvening Standard
One in Eight Gay Men in London Have HIVInternational Business Times UK
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I was reminded of this discriminatory and illogical policy after a recent conversation about student advocacy on Twitter. In 2005, at the end of my junior year of high school, several friends and I mounted a campaign to change this rule. I wrote letters to and ...
One in eight sexually active gay men in London has HIV, figures reveal
One in Eight Gay Men in London Have HIV
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