The Independent
Charities offer to help out in A&E to relieve pressure on staff
The Independent
Some of Britain's leading charities will urge the Government to let them make a “radical intervention” at accident and emergency (A&E) departments in a bid to relieve crippling pressure on medical staff. Charities including the Red Cross, Age UK and the ...
Why the A and E crisis is a tribute to the health service's success - (full-timew)Full-Time Whistle
A&E crisis exposed: the real pressures facing the NHS and the valiant doctors ...Telegraph.co.uk
Patients with minor ailments attending A&E up to FIVE HUNDRED times a yearDaily Mail
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The Independent
Some of Britain's leading charities will urge the Government to let them make a “radical intervention” at accident and emergency (A&E) departments in a bid to relieve crippling pressure on medical staff. Charities including the Red Cross, Age UK and the ...
Why the A and E crisis is a tribute to the health service's success - (full-timew)
A&E crisis exposed: the real pressures facing the NHS and the valiant doctors ...
Patients with minor ailments attending A&E up to FIVE HUNDRED times a year
BBC News
Medicines: How do we pay for innovative drugs?
BBC News
A pot of money to give cancer patients access to expensive, life-extending drugs is about to get controversial. The Cancer Drugs Fund in England is certainly popular with patients - too popular, in fact. This week it will be culling some of the drugs it funds ...
NHS to AXE 21 cancer treatments as part of efforts to cut Cancer Drugs FundDaily Mail
Cancer Drugs Fund: Life-extending drugs to be denied to NHS patients in ...The Independent
Cancer treatments funding to endBelfast Telegraph
Sky News
PharmaTimes
Irish Times
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BBC News
A pot of money to give cancer patients access to expensive, life-extending drugs is about to get controversial. The Cancer Drugs Fund in England is certainly popular with patients - too popular, in fact. This week it will be culling some of the drugs it funds ...
NHS to AXE 21 cancer treatments as part of efforts to cut Cancer Drugs Fund
Cancer Drugs Fund: Life-extending drugs to be denied to NHS patients in ...
Cancer treatments funding to end
Reuters
After Ebola, WHO blames governments and seeks more clout
Reuters
GENEVA (Reuters) - The World Health Organization says governments flouted their obligations during the Ebola crisis and wants more power to tackle health emergencies in future, documents published by the international agency showed on Monday.
WHO Mulls Structural Reforms in the Wake of Ebola Response - (FTW)Full-Time Whistle
WHO board eyes emergency-response reforms in light of EbolaCIDRAP
WHO blames governments in Ebola crisis and seeks more influence for futureCapitalberg
Famagusta Gazette
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Reuters
GENEVA (Reuters) - The World Health Organization says governments flouted their obligations during the Ebola crisis and wants more power to tackle health emergencies in future, documents published by the international agency showed on Monday.
WHO Mulls Structural Reforms in the Wake of Ebola Response - (FTW)
WHO board eyes emergency-response reforms in light of Ebola
WHO blames governments in Ebola crisis and seeks more influence for future
Daily Mail
Email reveals officials' fear life expectancy is 'going backwards'
Daily Mail
Health officials are investigating a sudden fall in life expectancy amongst the elderly which is particularly stark in women. There is concern it has been triggered by declining hospital care, a lack of GP appointments and cuts to home-help. The alarm was ...
Fears life expectancy is fallingRuncorn and Widnes World
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Daily Mail
Health officials are investigating a sudden fall in life expectancy amongst the elderly which is particularly stark in women. There is concern it has been triggered by declining hospital care, a lack of GP appointments and cuts to home-help. The alarm was ...
Fears life expectancy is falling
Herald Scotland
Ebola: patient is tested at Manchester hospital
Herald Scotland
A patient at North Manchester General Hospital is being tested for Ebola. A patient at North Manchester General Hospital is being tested for Ebola. Public Health England (PHE) said testing was being done as a precaution. It said in a statement it had received ...
Scots nurse now likely to recover from infectionThe Times (subscription)
British Ebola nurse Pauline Cafferkey no longer critical: hospitalABC Online
Ebola test for Manchester patientPrestwich and Whitefield Guide
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Herald Scotland
A patient at North Manchester General Hospital is being tested for Ebola. A patient at North Manchester General Hospital is being tested for Ebola. Public Health England (PHE) said testing was being done as a precaution. It said in a statement it had received ...
Scots nurse now likely to recover from infection
British Ebola nurse Pauline Cafferkey no longer critical: hospital
Ebola test for Manchester patient
Telegraph.co.uk
Computers 'judge personality better than friends
BBC News
Computers can be better at predicting our personality than our friends and family, an experiment with tens of thousands of volunteers has indicated. By analysing "likes" on Facebook, a computer model deduced a person's character on five key traits better ...
Facebook understands you better than your spouseFinancial Times
Are you good at judging people's personalities? Facebook is betterLos Angeles Times
Facebook knows you better than your members of your own familyTelegraph.co.uk
Belfast Telegraph
The Register
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BBC News
Computers can be better at predicting our personality than our friends and family, an experiment with tens of thousands of volunteers has indicated. By analysing "likes" on Facebook, a computer model deduced a person's character on five key traits better ...
Facebook understands you better than your spouse
Are you good at judging people's personalities? Facebook is better
Facebook knows you better than your members of your own family
BBC News
Richard Carrigan named as Ecstasy-link death man from Kirkintilloch
BBC News
Police have released the name of a 24-year-old man who died after he and two others were suspected of taking Ecstasy at a house in East Dunbartonshire. Richard Carrigan, from Kirkintilloch, died shortly after being admitted to Glasgow Royal Infirmary on ...
Family pay tribute to amateur boxerHerald Scotland
Rogue ecstasy fears in Scotland after man dies and two left seriously illThe Guardian
Ecstasy warning after man, 24, dies taking drugsScotsman
The Courier
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Kirkintilloch Herald
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BBC News
Police have released the name of a 24-year-old man who died after he and two others were suspected of taking Ecstasy at a house in East Dunbartonshire. Richard Carrigan, from Kirkintilloch, died shortly after being admitted to Glasgow Royal Infirmary on ...
Family pay tribute to amateur boxer
Rogue ecstasy fears in Scotland after man dies and two left seriously ill
Ecstasy warning after man, 24, dies taking drugs
stv.tv
Crisis-hit NHS Grampian given extra £50m to deal with shortages
stv.tv
A crisis-hit health board is being given an extra £50m to deal with a shortage of staff, beds and "significant deficiencies in leadership and management". NHS Grampian has been criticised over the past few months for a series of failures. The chairman ...
Bigger funds boost for NHS GrampianGlasgow South and Eastwood Extra
Funding boost for health boardsHolyrood.com
More money for NHS HighlandStrathspey and Badenoch Herald
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The Courier
The Galloway Gazette
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stv.tv
A crisis-hit health board is being given an extra £50m to deal with a shortage of staff, beds and "significant deficiencies in leadership and management". NHS Grampian has been criticised over the past few months for a series of failures. The chairman ...
Bigger funds boost for NHS Grampian
Funding boost for health boards
More money for NHS Highland
Telegraph.co.uk
AstraZeneca ventures into cancer-killing viruses
Telegraph.co.uk
AstraZeneca is to investigate the potential of cancer-killing viruses as part of a deal with a small US biotech. MedImmune, an arm of the FTSE 100 drug maker, has announced a deal with Minnesota-based Omnis Pharmaceuticals to develop and, if successful, ...
MedImmune Enters Licensing Agreement with Omnis Pharmaceuticals for ...Pharmaceutical Processing
AZ signs yet another cancer immunotherapy dealPMLiVE
AstraZeneca's MedImmune Inks Licensing Deal With Omnis PharmaceuticalsLondon South East
Hindu Business Line
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Telegraph.co.uk
AstraZeneca is to investigate the potential of cancer-killing viruses as part of a deal with a small US biotech. MedImmune, an arm of the FTSE 100 drug maker, has announced a deal with Minnesota-based Omnis Pharmaceuticals to develop and, if successful, ...
MedImmune Enters Licensing Agreement with Omnis Pharmaceuticals for ...
AZ signs yet another cancer immunotherapy deal
AstraZeneca's MedImmune Inks Licensing Deal With Omnis Pharmaceuticals
Cambridge News
Cambridgeshire families encouraged to swap sugar in new Public Health ...
Cambridge News
With new data revealing 11.7 per cent of reception pupils and 13.6 per cent of Year 6s in Cambridge are already overweight or obese, a new national campaign by Public Health England is encouraging parents to cut down the sugar their little ones consume.
West Sussex parents urged to back 'Sugar Swap' campaignWest Sussex County Times
Five easy ways to swap sugar out of your kid's dietLiverpool Echo
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Cambridge News
With new data revealing 11.7 per cent of reception pupils and 13.6 per cent of Year 6s in Cambridge are already overweight or obese, a new national campaign by Public Health England is encouraging parents to cut down the sugar their little ones consume.
West Sussex parents urged to back 'Sugar Swap' campaign
Five easy ways to swap sugar out of your kid's diet
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