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Ebola nurse now 'sitting up and talking' as she gets treatment
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The British nurse who contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone has been treated with an experimental antiviral drug along with blood plasma from survivors of the disease, specialist doctors said last night. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments.
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The British nurse who contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone has been treated with an experimental antiviral drug along with blood plasma from survivors of the disease, specialist doctors said last night. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments.
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A&E departments under 'intense pressure' on New Year's Eve
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A&E departments around the country reported intense pressures today ahead of one of the busiest nights for ambulance call outs. Norfolk and Norwich Hospital declared a major incident, amid reports that up to 13 ambulances were waiting to offload patients ...
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A&E departments around the country reported intense pressures today ahead of one of the busiest nights for ambulance call outs. Norfolk and Norwich Hospital declared a major incident, amid reports that up to 13 ambulances were waiting to offload patients ...
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Ebola outbreak: Liberia lifts curfew for New Year's Eve
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Liberia has lifted a curfew imposed to curb Ebola in an effort to let church-goers attend New Year's Eve services, a government official has said. Worshippers should avoid over-crowding and touching to prevent contagion, the deputy information minister said.
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Liberia has lifted a curfew imposed to curb Ebola in an effort to let church-goers attend New Year's Eve services, a government official has said. Worshippers should avoid over-crowding and touching to prevent contagion, the deputy information minister said.
UPDATE 2-Liberia suspends Ebola curfew to allow New Year's Eve worship
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Liberia suspends Ebola curfew to allow New Year's Eve worship
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Pressure grows on ministers for tougher Ebola tests to protect the public
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Ministers were under growing pressure last night to toughen up measures to protect the public from ebola. They have already promised to review airport screening after Scottish nurse Pauline Cafferkey was allowed home despite complaining of a fever – and ...
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Ministers were under growing pressure last night to toughen up measures to protect the public from ebola. They have already promised to review airport screening after Scottish nurse Pauline Cafferkey was allowed home despite complaining of a fever – and ...
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Dry January: Northamptonshire people urged to give up booze for one month
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People living in Northamptonshire are being challenged to stop drinking for 31 days as part of healthy living campaign. Dry January, which runs throughout the month, is being backed by Northamptonshire County Council and Northamptonshire Police, with ...
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People living in Northamptonshire are being challenged to stop drinking for 31 days as part of healthy living campaign. Dry January, which runs throughout the month, is being backed by Northamptonshire County Council and Northamptonshire Police, with ...
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Is the obsession with NHS targets justified?
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Targets have become synonymous with the NHS. From hospital operations to cancer care and fighting superbugs, successive governments have used them to keep a grip on performance. And now - just five months away from an election - all eyes are on how ...
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Targets have become synonymous with the NHS. From hospital operations to cancer care and fighting superbugs, successive governments have used them to keep a grip on performance. And now - just five months away from an election - all eyes are on how ...
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Sex hormones leave women at greater risk from deadly allergic reactions
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Women are at greater risk from deadly allergic reactions because of female hormones, a new study has warned. Oestrogens, the primary female sex hormones, worsen allergic reactions and could explain why men are less likely to be admitted to hospital with ...
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Women are at greater risk from deadly allergic reactions because of female hormones, a new study has warned. Oestrogens, the primary female sex hormones, worsen allergic reactions and could explain why men are less likely to be admitted to hospital with ...
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Stourbridge slimmers were thrilled to meet Peter Andre
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Slimming World consultants cuddle up to singer and TV presenter Peter Andre l-r Caroline Pitt and Aimee Hipkiss. share on Facebook; share on Twitter; share on Google+; email; (0) comments; print. First published 31 minutes ago in News. TWO Stourbridge ...
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Give the gift of an organ this Christmas
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A CHRISTMAS list campaign has been launched to remind residents they can give the gift of a lifetime by signing up as an organ donor. This festive season, 67 people in Worcestershire are waiting for a transplant with thousands more on lists across the UK.
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A CHRISTMAS list campaign has been launched to remind residents they can give the gift of a lifetime by signing up as an organ donor. This festive season, 67 people in Worcestershire are waiting for a transplant with thousands more on lists across the UK.
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Calls for students to be taught lifesaving skills
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A health charity has called for pupils at schools in Suffolk and Essex to be taught lifesaving skills to help heart attack sufferers. Comments; Email; Print. To send a link to this page to a friend, you must be logged in. help us keep our site free. The British Heart ...
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