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Hospital testing woman for ebola
Daily Mail
A spokesman for Northampton General Hospital said: "I can confirm that we have a suspected case of Ebola. It is a female adult." Asked if she was in an isolation unit, the spokesman added: "She will be in isolation if she is suspected of having the illness.".
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A spokesman for Northampton General Hospital said: "I can confirm that we have a suspected case of Ebola. It is a female adult." Asked if she was in an isolation unit, the spokesman added: "She will be in isolation if she is suspected of having the illness.".
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BBC News
Inactivity 'kills more than obesity'
BBC News
A lack of exercise could be killing twice as many people in Europe as obesity, a 12-year study of more than 300,000 people suggests. University of Cambridge researchers said about 676,000 deaths each year were down to inactivity, compared with 337,000 ...
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A lack of exercise could be killing twice as many people in Europe as obesity, a 12-year study of more than 300,000 people suggests. University of Cambridge researchers said about 676,000 deaths each year were down to inactivity, compared with 337,000 ...
Inactivity is bigger killer than obesity, claims study
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Scientists recommend 20-minute daily walk to avoid premature death
The Independent
NHS staff are working unpaid to help avert a winter A&E crisis
The Independent
NHS staff have been coming into work voluntarily and unpaid to help their hospitals cope with extreme winter pressures, MPs were told today, as the country's top emergency doctor warned over a dramatic increase in A&E visits. Dr Clifford Mann, president of ...
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The Independent
NHS staff have been coming into work voluntarily and unpaid to help their hospitals cope with extreme winter pressures, MPs were told today, as the country's top emergency doctor warned over a dramatic increase in A&E visits. Dr Clifford Mann, president of ...
'Absurd' helpline to blame for A&E crisis, says senior doctor
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USA TODAY
Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea making Ebola strides
USA TODAY
Ebola cases in Sierra Leone have fallen for the second straight week and health experts say the region could be turning a corner in the battle against the disease. The number of new cases in the three hardest hit nations – Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea ...
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USA TODAY
Ebola cases in Sierra Leone have fallen for the second straight week and health experts say the region could be turning a corner in the battle against the disease. The number of new cases in the three hardest hit nations – Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea ...
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The Guardian
GPs to be offered £1bn in new funds if they improve access and elderly care
The Guardian
Dame Barbara Hakin: seeking increased appointment times and lower hospital admissions for over-75s. Photograph: Stephanie Schaerer/Rex Features. Denis Campbell, health correspondent. Wednesday 14 January 2015 19.07 EST. Share on Facebook ...
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Dame Barbara Hakin: seeking increased appointment times and lower hospital admissions for over-75s. Photograph: Stephanie Schaerer/Rex Features. Denis Campbell, health correspondent. Wednesday 14 January 2015 19.07 EST. Share on Facebook ...
GPs asked to audit all 'unnecessary' appointments and paperwork
Refuse unfunded workload, BMA tells GPs
Telegraph.co.uk
How hibernating animals could help fight Alzheimer's disease
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A protein which protects hibernating animals during lengthy spells of sleeping could be the key to fighting Alzheimer's disease, scientists believe. The University of Leicester has discovered that a 'cold-shock' protein is crucial for preventing the loss of brain ...
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Telegraph.co.uk
A protein which protects hibernating animals during lengthy spells of sleeping could be the key to fighting Alzheimer's disease, scientists believe. The University of Leicester has discovered that a 'cold-shock' protein is crucial for preventing the loss of brain ...
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AstraZeneca cheers 'second shot on goal' for heart drug
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AstraZeneca has cheered a "second shot on goal" for its heart pill, Brilinta, the blood thinner it hopes will become a blockbuster drug. The Anglo-Swedish drug maker said a major clinical trial on 21,000 patients showed that Brilinta reduced the risk of ...
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Telegraph.co.uk
AstraZeneca has cheered a "second shot on goal" for its heart pill, Brilinta, the blood thinner it hopes will become a blockbuster drug. The Anglo-Swedish drug maker said a major clinical trial on 21,000 patients showed that Brilinta reduced the risk of ...
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South Wales Guardian
Watchdog warns over cancer care 'confusion' after NHS shake-up
Yorkshire Post
Controversial NHS reforms and squeezed budgets risk stalling advances in fighting cancer, a spending watchdog warns today. In a report highlighting the starkly lower survival chances of poorer and older patients, the National Audit Office (NAO) said action ...
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Yorkshire Post
Controversial NHS reforms and squeezed budgets risk stalling advances in fighting cancer, a spending watchdog warns today. In a report highlighting the starkly lower survival chances of poorer and older patients, the National Audit Office (NAO) said action ...
20000 cancer deaths every year could be avoided - Old and poor 'get worse ...
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NHS Choices
Napping 'key' to babies' memory and learning
NHS Choices
"The key to learning and memory in early life is a lengthy nap, say scientists," BBC News reports. The scientists were interested in babies' abilities to remember activities and events. They carried out a study involving 216 babies, who took part in trials to see ...
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"The key to learning and memory in early life is a lengthy nap, say scientists," BBC News reports. The scientists were interested in babies' abilities to remember activities and events. They carried out a study involving 216 babies, who took part in trials to see ...
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Stoke Sentinel
'NHS is being used as a political football'
Stoke Sentinel
WE know we are getting close to election time when the two main parties start to use the NHS as a political football. The object of the game is, the one that can promise to pour the most money into the NHS will get your vote. Isn't our nation's health far more ...
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WE know we are getting close to election time when the two main parties start to use the NHS as a political football. The object of the game is, the one that can promise to pour the most money into the NHS will get your vote. Isn't our nation's health far more ...
Two parties, two flawed sets of plans for the NHS
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