uk-hotdailynews: 2014-12-07 U.K. Health

Claims of bullying culture among staff at Britain's biggest NHS mental health trust
The Independent
The UK's biggest mental health NHS trust, which covers Broadmoor Hospital and units looking after the most vulnerable female patients, is in turmoil following widespread allegations of bullying, a critical Care Quality Commission inspection report and the ...

Revealed: Health trust that “let down” abuse victims in £650k PR budget scandal   Bournemouth Echo
Dorset NHS Trust director defends use of public cash for £650K PR bill   Dorset Echo

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Telegraph.co.uk

Benefits of taking aspirin highest in women aged 65 plus
OnMedica
The advantages of giving healthy middle-aged women regular low dose aspirin to prevent serious illness such as cancer and heart disease are outweighed by the drawbacks, suggests a study* published online today in the journal Heart. Dutch researchers ...

Study Casts Doubt on Low-Dose Aspirin for Women Under 65   Philly.com

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BBC News

Medication text alert service 'could save millions'
BBC News
A text messaging service to remind patients to take the medicines they have been prescribed could save "hundreds of millions of pounds" from non-adherence and preventable illnesses, researchers say. A test scheme, which involved heart patients, cut the ...

Text Messaging Helps Patients Remember to Take their Medicines   Headlines & Global News
Health Text alerts service would save patients and country $770 million   The Hoops News
Text Messages Could Get More People to Take Their Medication   SavingAdvice.com
Tech Times
The Westside Story
Frontline Desk
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India Gazette

New trials of booster Ebola vaccine begins at Oxford
India Gazette
... • The new study involves 30 healthy volunteers who have already received an experimental vaccine being developed by GlaxoSmithKline and the US National Institutes of Health. • The booster is designed to complement the vaccine, which gave promising ...

Second stage of Ebola drug trial begins as death toll reaches 6000   Irish Independent
Ebola vaccine one step closer as scientists start second wave of drug trials   Mirror.co.uk
Ebola booster vaccine starts first trials in Oxford   Fox News
ABC Online
PharmaTimes
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BBC News

Penrith salmonella food poisoning outbreak investigated
BBC News
Fifteen cases of food poisoning caused by the salmonella bacteria are being investigated in Cumbria. Ten people have been taken ill and five others are suspected of being affected. Public health officials said those sick had visited Penrith over the weekend of ...

Food poisoning investigation in Penrith   ITV News
Health officials investigating Salmonella outbreak   The Westmorland Gazette
Probe into Cumbria salmonella outbreak   in-cumbria
The Cumberland & Westmorland Herald
FoodQualityNews.com
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The Guardian

Maker of broccoli-derived cancer drug to float on London stock exchange
The Guardian
Liverpool-based Evgen will hold three clinical trials on its experimental drug Sulforadex from next year, reporting results in 2016. Photograph: Rosemary Calvert/Getty Images. Sponsored by: iShares. Julia Kollewe. Thursday 4 December 2014 01.00 EST.
UPDATE: The People's Operator Shares Rise After AIM IPO, Evgen Pharma To ...   London South East
IPO for cancer drug company   Insider Media
Evgen Pharma looks to raise £20m to fund clinical trials into breast and prostate ...   Liverpool Echo
Express.co.uk
Zee News
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Bucks Free Press

Cleanliness in Stoke Mandeville Hospital's A&E department 'worse than ...
Bucks Free Press
Cleanliness in the only accident and emergency department under Buckinghamshire Healthcare Trust's control is “worse than expected”, a health watchdog has found. Nearly 40,000 people took part in the Care Quality Commission's (CQC) A&E survey 2014, ...

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