The Independent
'Stiff upper lip stoicism' keeps people with cancer symptoms away from GP
The Independent
People are failing to heed the early warning signs of cancer because they fear they may end up wasting their doctor's time over trivial symptoms, a study has found. Many of the so-called “red flag” warning signs such as a persistent cough or hoarseness, ...
Possible cancer sufferers worry about wasting GP's timeHerald Scotland
Stiff upper lip means we ignore cancer: Wasting doctor's time and fearing the ...Daily Mail
Britons ignore 'red' warning signs of cancer and failing to seek medical helpExpress.co.uk
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The Independent
People are failing to heed the early warning signs of cancer because they fear they may end up wasting their doctor's time over trivial symptoms, a study has found. Many of the so-called “red flag” warning signs such as a persistent cough or hoarseness, ...
Possible cancer sufferers worry about wasting GP's time
Stiff upper lip means we ignore cancer: Wasting doctor's time and fearing the ...
Britons ignore 'red' warning signs of cancer and failing to seek medical help
International Business Times UK
Ad ban call as parents badgered to buy junk food
Herald Scotland
SEVEN out of 10 parents in Scotland have been badgered by their children to buy junk food they have seen advertised on television, according to a new survey by the British Heart Foundation. SEVEN out of 10 parents in Scotland have been badgered by ...
'Ban junk food adverts before the watershed': Experts call for new controls as ...Daily Mail
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Herald Scotland
SEVEN out of 10 parents in Scotland have been badgered by their children to buy junk food they have seen advertised on television, according to a new survey by the British Heart Foundation. SEVEN out of 10 parents in Scotland have been badgered by ...
'Ban junk food adverts before the watershed': Experts call for new controls as ...
British Heart Foundation calls for pre-watershed junk food ban
British Heart Foundation calls for ban on junk food ads before 9pm
Financial Times
Plan to boost number of GPs
Financial Times
A plan to boost the number of family doctors in the UK has been unveiled by health leaders as the government grapples with a crisis in recruitment. Measures include allowing some who wish to retire to work part-time and a national marketing campaign to ...
GPs to be offered payment to delay retirement under £10m strategy to solve ...Pulse
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English getting better medical care than ScotsExpress.co.uk
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Financial Times
A plan to boost the number of family doctors in the UK has been unveiled by health leaders as the government grapples with a crisis in recruitment. Measures include allowing some who wish to retire to work part-time and a national marketing campaign to ...
GPs to be offered payment to delay retirement under £10m strategy to solve ...
£10m plan aims to recruit more GPs
English getting better medical care than Scots
BBC News
Broadmoor Hospital: Investigation into fraud and overspend claims
BBC News
An investigation has been launched into allegations of fraud and overspending at the trust which runs Broadmoor high-security hospital. West London Mental Health Trust said it had called in independent investigators to look at "historic management of ...
Broadmoor fraud claims investigatedWPX News
Broadmoor financial scandal: The £4m of NHS funds wasted at high-security ...The Independent
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BBC News
An investigation has been launched into allegations of fraud and overspending at the trust which runs Broadmoor high-security hospital. West London Mental Health Trust said it had called in independent investigators to look at "historic management of ...
Broadmoor fraud claims investigated
Broadmoor financial scandal: The £4m of NHS funds wasted at high-security ...
Probe into Broadmoor's finances
Mirror.co.uk
Buddy the dog was dudded 'too ugly to love' because he has different coloured ...
Metro
A deaf dog who was born with different coloured eyes has been left unadopted in a dog home for two years because he is 'too ugly to love'. Despite Buddy's striking face due to having one brown eye and one blue, the lurcher has lived at the Dogs Trust home ...
Deaf dog unadopted for two years because of his 'odd looks' - national newsDerby Telegraph
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Metro
A deaf dog who was born with different coloured eyes has been left unadopted in a dog home for two years because he is 'too ugly to love'. Despite Buddy's striking face due to having one brown eye and one blue, the lurcher has lived at the Dogs Trust home ...
Deaf dog unadopted for two years because of his 'odd looks' - national news
Dog Stays In Pound For Two Years Because He's 'Too Ugly To Love'
Too ugly to love? Deaf dog with odd-coloured eyes like Mila Kunis in pound for ...
The Sunday Times
Warning that 'plain packaging' will boost tobacco black market
The Sunday Times
PROPOSALS by the Westminster government to introduce plain packaging of cigarettes has provoked a backlash in Scotland, with warnings that the move threatens to spark a surge in the illicit tobacco trade. Jane Ellison, a UK health minister, revealed last ...
Tempus: the smoke signals are still hazyThe Times (subscription)
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The Sunday Times
PROPOSALS by the Westminster government to introduce plain packaging of cigarettes has provoked a backlash in Scotland, with warnings that the move threatens to spark a surge in the illicit tobacco trade. Jane Ellison, a UK health minister, revealed last ...
Tempus: the smoke signals are still hazy
Junk food, booze may follow tobacco in plain-wrapper push
Junk food, booze could follow tobacco in British push for plain packaging
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Accident and Emergency waiting times: Royal Berkshire Hospital beats ...
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Waiting times at Accident and Emergency at Royal Berkshire Hospital are beating government targets, new figures show. The Trust is seeing 97.8 per cent of patients attending within four hours - ahead of the 95 per cent target set by the government. RBH has ...
Hospital overcrowding 'killed 500' in 2014, top doctor saysITV News
Overcrowded hospitals 'killed 500' last year, claims top A&E doctorThe Guardian
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Waiting times at Accident and Emergency at Royal Berkshire Hospital are beating government targets, new figures show. The Trust is seeing 97.8 per cent of patients attending within four hours - ahead of the 95 per cent target set by the government. RBH has ...
Hospital overcrowding 'killed 500' in 2014, top doctor says
Overcrowded hospitals 'killed 500' last year, claims top A&E doctor
Overcrowded hospitals 'killed 500' last year, claims top AE medical doctor
Torquay Herald Express
Share Aware campaign launched by NSPCC
Penarth Times
THE NSPCC have launched their Share Aware campaign to get families talking about socialising safely online. An NSPCC panel of more than 500 parents from Mumsnet who reviewed 48 sites aimed at adults and teenagers found they were too easy for ...
'Help kids stay safe online' says NSPCCWestern Telegraph
NSPCC reveals parents' worries about social networking sites used by children ...Torquay Herald Express
Charity joins parents in raising awareness of online riskWestern Morning News
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Penarth Times
THE NSPCC have launched their Share Aware campaign to get families talking about socialising safely online. An NSPCC panel of more than 500 parents from Mumsnet who reviewed 48 sites aimed at adults and teenagers found they were too easy for ...
'Help kids stay safe online' says NSPCC
NSPCC reveals parents' worries about social networking sites used by children ...
Charity joins parents in raising awareness of online risk
Metro
Cancer cases soar as 'shy' women shun smear tests
Metro
Cervical cancer cases have soared by a third in ten years, according to official figures. Fewer than 500 women below the age of 35 were told they had the disease in 2002, but by 2012 the total rose to 727, according to statistics obtained by Jo's Cervical ...
Mum-of-two Kathryn reveals how she owes her life to smear test four years after ...Scottish Daily Record
Cervical cancer: Charity urges women to post messy lipstick selfies to promote ...The Independent
Cancer push urges lipstick selfiesDaily Mail
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Metro
Cervical cancer cases have soared by a third in ten years, according to official figures. Fewer than 500 women below the age of 35 were told they had the disease in 2002, but by 2012 the total rose to 727, according to statistics obtained by Jo's Cervical ...
Mum-of-two Kathryn reveals how she owes her life to smear test four years after ...
Cervical cancer: Charity urges women to post messy lipstick selfies to promote ...
Cancer push urges lipstick selfies
Bromsgrove Standard
Whistle-blowing paramedic banned from county's hospitals
Bromsgrove Standard
Buy photos » Trust bosses would need £20million to upgrade the Worcestershire Royal as a result of downgrading the Alex. (s). A PARAMEDIC who raised safety concerns about the standard of care in A&E departments has been banned from ...
Black Country hospitals among England's best - and worst - for A&E performanceexpressandstar.com
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Bromsgrove Standard
Buy photos » Trust bosses would need £20million to upgrade the Worcestershire Royal as a result of downgrading the Alex. (s). A PARAMEDIC who raised safety concerns about the standard of care in A&E departments has been banned from ...
Black Country hospitals among England's best - and worst - for A&E performance
National Strike 29 January
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