Parasitic 10cm tapeworm lived in man's brain for four years Telegraph.co.uk
A 10cm parasitic tapeworm lived in the brain of British man for four years before doctors realised it was there, it has emerged. The 50 year old first visited doctors in 2008 suffering from headaches, seizures, memory loss and complaining that his sense of smell ...
Man's headaches due to parasitic worm living in his brain for four yearsThe Guardian
Tiny parasitic tapeworm burrows its way through a man's brain for FOUR YEARSDaily Mail
Four years of excruciating seizures caused by the 1cm tapeworm found ...The Independent
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A 10cm parasitic tapeworm lived in the brain of British man for four years before doctors realised it was there, it has emerged. The 50 year old first visited doctors in 2008 suffering from headaches, seizures, memory loss and complaining that his sense of smell ...
Man's headaches due to parasitic worm living in his brain for four years
Tiny parasitic tapeworm burrows its way through a man's brain for FOUR YEARS
Four years of excruciating seizures caused by the 1cm tapeworm found ...
Hospitals taking legal action to evict patients accused of 'bed blocking' Telegraph.co.uk
Hospital managers are taking legal action to remove elderly patients who are 'bed blocking', preventing other patients from being admitted. Families are abandoning elderly relatives in hospital wards, even when they are well enough to go home, denying ...
Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospital in legal threat to evict elderly patientsDaily Mail
Elderly patients threatened with eviction noticesThe Times (subscription)
Royal Bournemouth Hospital threatens to evict elderly patientsThe Independent
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Hospital managers are taking legal action to remove elderly patients who are 'bed blocking', preventing other patients from being admitted. Families are abandoning elderly relatives in hospital wards, even when they are well enough to go home, denying ...
Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospital in legal threat to evict elderly patients
Elderly patients threatened with eviction notices
Royal Bournemouth Hospital threatens to evict elderly patients
NHS to 'bribe' thousands of mothers to breastfeed Telegraph.co.uk
Thousands of new mothers will be “bribed to breastfeed” by the NHS, in an attempt to increase rates across the country. Trials which offered women up to £200 in shopping vouchers if they breastfed their children found half of those offered the initiative signed ...
Early results in breastfeeding vouchers trialBBC News
Scheme offering shopping vouchers to mothers who breastfeed to be extendedThe Guardian
Mums in South Yorkshire and Derbyshire to receive shopping vouchers for ...Doncaster Today
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Thousands of new mothers will be “bribed to breastfeed” by the NHS, in an attempt to increase rates across the country. Trials which offered women up to £200 in shopping vouchers if they breastfed their children found half of those offered the initiative signed ...
Early results in breastfeeding vouchers trial
Scheme offering shopping vouchers to mothers who breastfeed to be extended
Mums in South Yorkshire and Derbyshire to receive shopping vouchers for ...
'Shocking' toll of assaults reveals 188 NHS staff are attacked every day Yorkshire Post
Numbers of attacks rose nearly nine per cent in 2013-14 in England to nearly 68,700 - a rate of 188 every day. There was an increase in criminal sanctions against perpetrators of 13 per cent to 1,650. Staff at Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation ...
Rise in assaults on NHS staff in LeedsYorkshire Evening Post
New figures on hospital crowding prompt fears of winter crisisTelegraph.co.uk
Rehabilitating Blair: Politicians must revive the spirit of radical NHS reformCITY A.M.
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Numbers of attacks rose nearly nine per cent in 2013-14 in England to nearly 68,700 - a rate of 188 every day. There was an increase in criminal sanctions against perpetrators of 13 per cent to 1,650. Staff at Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation ...
Rise in assaults on NHS staff in Leeds
New figures on hospital crowding prompt fears of winter crisis
Rehabilitating Blair: Politicians must revive the spirit of radical NHS reform
Obesity rivals smoking and war among self-inflicted health risks Los Angeles Times
Among the self-inflicted health risks plaguing the world, obesity now rivals smoking and armed conflict as a leading cause of death, a global research group reported Thursday. lRelated Working while others sleep? Obesity may be a higher risk; here's why.
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Can the world's obesity measures combined can make a difference?The Australian Financial Review
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Among the self-inflicted health risks plaguing the world, obesity now rivals smoking and armed conflict as a leading cause of death, a global research group reported Thursday. lRelated Working while others sleep? Obesity may be a higher risk; here's why.
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Why GPs need better access to diagnostic cancer scans GP online
GPs across England are being denied access to cancer scans for their patients. David Millett reports on the potential risks to patients and the growing pressure this places on the NHS. Doctors Net Discuss on Doctors.net.uk; CPD Add to CPD organiser.
GP cancer scan restrictions exposedWirral Globe
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GPs across England are being denied access to cancer scans for their patients. David Millett reports on the potential risks to patients and the growing pressure this places on the NHS. Doctors Net Discuss on Doctors.net.uk; CPD Add to CPD organiser.
GP cancer scan restrictions exposed
Flu shot 'back-boost' discovery may change the way vaccines are made Los Angeles Times
Did you get your flu shot? If so, you probably figured it would protect you against exposure to the three strains of influenza virus were deemed most likely to circulate this winter. But a new study in the journal Science reveals that the shot primed your immune ...
Scientists find promise in 'back boost' study for future flu vaccineFox News
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Did you get your flu shot? If so, you probably figured it would protect you against exposure to the three strains of influenza virus were deemed most likely to circulate this winter. But a new study in the journal Science reveals that the shot primed your immune ...
Scientists find promise in 'back boost' study for future flu vaccine
"Back boost" could help future-proof flu vaccines
Future hope for seasonal flu jabs
Pay deal agreed for NHS Wales staff Public Finance
The Welsh government has agreed a pay deal with trade unions for NHS staff in Wales. The agreement, the first Wales-only pay deal, includes a 1% rise for NHS staff, excluding doctors, dentists and some very senior managers. Under the two-year deal, a 1% ...
NHS strikes over payITV News
Mark Drakeford: NHS pay deal offers stabilityBBC News
NHS staff strike on Monday will affect Rochdale InfirmaryRochdale Online
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The Welsh government has agreed a pay deal with trade unions for NHS staff in Wales. The agreement, the first Wales-only pay deal, includes a 1% rise for NHS staff, excluding doctors, dentists and some very senior managers. Under the two-year deal, a 1% ...
NHS strikes over pay
Mark Drakeford: NHS pay deal offers stability
NHS staff strike on Monday will affect Rochdale Infirmary
Printed 3D limbs to suit budget Times LIVE
Although the NHS offers prosthetic hands, they are mainly cosmetic and have little function. File photo. Image by: Lifehand2. A company which prints robotic limbs is offering hope to children who have lost arms and legs. Save & Share. Email · Print.
3D printed robotic hand offers hope to child amputeesTelegraph.co.uk
New 3D-printed hand set to change prostheticsDigitalJournal.com
New 3D Prosthetics Set to Change LivesPars Herald
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Although the NHS offers prosthetic hands, they are mainly cosmetic and have little function. File photo. Image by: Lifehand2. A company which prints robotic limbs is offering hope to children who have lost arms and legs. Save & Share. Email · Print.
3D printed robotic hand offers hope to child amputees
New 3D-printed hand set to change prosthetics
New 3D Prosthetics Set to Change Lives
Low Levels Of Vitamin D Linked To Early Death Voice Chronicle
New study suggests that having low levels of Vitamin D, because of your genes, may result in early death. The researchers also noted that, it is not connected to heart related causes. vitamin-D-could-halve-the-risk-of-type-. Vitamin D, popularly known as ...
Low Vitamin D levels may lead to early deathTimes of India
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New study suggests that having low levels of Vitamin D, because of your genes, may result in early death. The researchers also noted that, it is not connected to heart related causes. vitamin-D-could-halve-the-risk-of-type-. Vitamin D, popularly known as ...
Low Vitamin D levels may lead to early death
Low Vitamin D Levels Increase Death Risk
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