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More breastfeeding 'could save NHS millions'
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Increasing the time women breastfeed could save the NHS millions of pounds by improving the health of mother and baby, figures suggest. The analysis by Unicef UK said there was a "strong economic case" for supporting more women to breastfeed.
Increase in breastfeeding could save NHS £40m a year, claim health economistsThe Independent
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Mothers who breastfeed for longer could save NHS £50m a yearDaily Mail
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Increasing the time women breastfeed could save the NHS millions of pounds by improving the health of mother and baby, figures suggest. The analysis by Unicef UK said there was a "strong economic case" for supporting more women to breastfeed.
Increase in breastfeeding could save NHS £40m a year, claim health economists
More mothers should breastfeed for 18 months to save NHS money, say ...
Mothers who breastfeed for longer could save NHS £50m a year
ITV News
Obesity 'can shorten lifespan by eight years'
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Obese young adults also suffered the highest losses in terms of healthy years. Credit: PA. The lifespan of an obese person can be shortened by eight years because that person is so overweight, research has revealed. Scientists also warned obese people ...
Obesity clips up to 8 years off your life, says studyAsiaOne
Obesity reduces life expectancy by eight years, scientists claim OBESITY ...Express.co.uk
Obesity knocks 20 years of good health off your lifeDaily Mail
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Obese young adults also suffered the highest losses in terms of healthy years. Credit: PA. The lifespan of an obese person can be shortened by eight years because that person is so overweight, research has revealed. Scientists also warned obese people ...
Obesity clips up to 8 years off your life, says study
Obesity reduces life expectancy by eight years, scientists claim OBESITY ...
Obesity knocks 20 years of good health off your life
Daily Mail
Women over 65 'should regularly take aspirin to help ward off serious illnesses ...
Daily Mail
Older women taking regular low-dose aspirin could stave off serious illness such as cancer and heart disease, doctors claim. The tipping point is age 65, according to research, because younger women may be harmed by regular aspirin use. The study ...
For Younger Women, Daily Aspirin May Be HarmfulLive Science
Study Casts Doubt on Low-Dose Aspirin for Women Under 65U.S. News & World Report
Aspirin a day does more harm than good for middle-aged women, say scientistsTelegraph.co.uk
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Older women taking regular low-dose aspirin could stave off serious illness such as cancer and heart disease, doctors claim. The tipping point is age 65, according to research, because younger women may be harmed by regular aspirin use. The study ...
For Younger Women, Daily Aspirin May Be Harmful
Study Casts Doubt on Low-Dose Aspirin for Women Under 65
Aspirin a day does more harm than good for middle-aged women, say scientists
BBC News
'Too many' cancer patients unaccompanied
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A cancer charity says it is "deeply saddening" that patients are attending hospital appointments or treatment on their own. In a survey of 2,000 patients, 46% said they had attended at least one chemotherapy appointment alone and 60% had been for ...
Many Scottish cancer patients go to hospital aloneHerald Scotland
Guide on what you really need to know if you or a friend are dealing with cancerScottish Daily Record
CHRISTMAS: Market at Gresley Old Hall helps group raise £2000 for MacmillanBurton Mail
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A cancer charity says it is "deeply saddening" that patients are attending hospital appointments or treatment on their own. In a survey of 2,000 patients, 46% said they had attended at least one chemotherapy appointment alone and 60% had been for ...
Many Scottish cancer patients go to hospital alone
Guide on what you really need to know if you or a friend are dealing with cancer
CHRISTMAS: Market at Gresley Old Hall helps group raise £2000 for Macmillan
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Researchers find why smoking riskier for men than women
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 4 (Xinhua) -- Men who smoke are over three times more likely than nonsmokers to lose their Y chromosomes, according to researchers who have previously shown that loss of the Y chromosome is linked to cancer. The study, published ...
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 4 (Xinhua) -- Men who smoke are over three times more likely than nonsmokers to lose their Y chromosomes, according to researchers who have previously shown that loss of the Y chromosome is linked to cancer. The study, published ...
For Smokers, Why Men May Have Higher Mortality Rates Than Women
Scientists find why male smokers may run even higher health risks
Smoking Might Cost Men Their 'Y' Chromosome: Study
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Should Pregnant Women Be Advised To Give Birth At Home And In Midwife-Led ...
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First time mums can often be more than a bit nervous of their upcoming labour, and understandably - we've all seen One Born Every Minute. So the idea of giving birth at home might never have crossed their mind. But new guidelines suggest home births are ...
New birth centre is on right trackBradford Telegraph and Argus
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First time mums can often be more than a bit nervous of their upcoming labour, and understandably - we've all seen One Born Every Minute. So the idea of giving birth at home might never have crossed their mind. But new guidelines suggest home births are ...
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Glasgow Royal slammed over blood cleaning and infection control
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Glasgow Royal Infirmary's A&E was criticised after a recent unannounced visit by inspectors raised a number of concerns over the standard of cleanliness of patient equipment across the hospital.
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Glasgow Royal Infirmary's A&E was criticised after a recent unannounced visit by inspectors raised a number of concerns over the standard of cleanliness of patient equipment across the hospital.
Glasgow Royal Infirmary told to improve cleanliness after inspectors find blood ...
Inspectors raise concerns over standard of cleanliness of patient equipment at ...
Glasgow Royal Infirmary criticised over cleanliness on wards
BBC News
Kidney deaths inquest: No criticism over transplant deaths
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The surgeon who gave two transplant patients kidneys which were later found to be infected with parasitic worms, cannot be criticised for accepting the organs, a coroner said. Robert "Jim" Stuart, 67, and Darren Hughes, 42, were given kidneys infected with ...
Relatives of kidney transplant patients who died demand change in proceduresThe Times (subscription)
Transplant patients died after receiving kidneys with rare parasitic wormThe Guardian
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The surgeon who gave two transplant patients kidneys which were later found to be infected with parasitic worms, cannot be criticised for accepting the organs, a coroner said. Robert "Jim" Stuart, 67, and Darren Hughes, 42, were given kidneys infected with ...
Relatives of kidney transplant patients who died demand change in procedures
Transplant patients died after receiving kidneys with rare parasitic worm
Doctor cleared over death of transplant patients given kidneys infected with ...
Care2.com
10 Cancer Signs You're Probably Ignoring
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That nagging cough you just can't shake; that small sore that just won't heal; that new mole that looks a bit strange—these issues may seem too trivial to bother your doctor about. Indeed, more than half of adults shrug off these issues as minor inconveniences ...
Don't dismiss coughs and changes in bowel habits as old age - they could be ...Daily Mail
Brits too willing to risk their lives by ignoring potential cancer symptomsThe Independent
Patients rarely recognise telltale signs of cancer – studyThe Guardian
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Care2.com
That nagging cough you just can't shake; that small sore that just won't heal; that new mole that looks a bit strange—these issues may seem too trivial to bother your doctor about. Indeed, more than half of adults shrug off these issues as minor inconveniences ...
Don't dismiss coughs and changes in bowel habits as old age - they could be ...
Brits too willing to risk their lives by ignoring potential cancer symptoms
Patients rarely recognise telltale signs of cancer – study
Herald Sun
Leafy vegetables contain chemical nitrate that improves heart health
Daily Times
Mother was right – eating your greens really can improve your health. Spinach, broccoli, cabbage, kale and even lettuce contain the beneficial chemical nitrate, which can reach all parts of the body, claim British researchers. In three independent studies they ...
Nitrate-rich leafy greens 'good for the heart'Hartlepool Mail
Green vegetables good for the heartIrish Independent
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Daily Times
Mother was right – eating your greens really can improve your health. Spinach, broccoli, cabbage, kale and even lettuce contain the beneficial chemical nitrate, which can reach all parts of the body, claim British researchers. In three independent studies they ...
Nitrate-rich leafy greens 'good for the heart'
Green vegetables good for the heart
Secret behind green vegetables' capacity to improve heart's efficiency is out
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