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Study suggests sleeping drugs can increase risk of Alzheimer's
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The study adds to existing evidence linking anticholinergic drugs to an increased risk of dementia. Photograph: Boston Globe/Getty Images. Press Association. Monday 26 January 2015 19.26 EST. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter · Share via Email ...
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Routine drugs for elderly 'raise risk of dementia'The Times (subscription)
Sleeping aids 'increase risk of dementia'Yorkshire Post
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The study adds to existing evidence linking anticholinergic drugs to an increased risk of dementia. Photograph: Boston Globe/Getty Images. Press Association. Monday 26 January 2015 19.26 EST. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter · Share via Email ...
HAY-FEVER PILLS IN ALZHEIMER'S LINK
Routine drugs for elderly 'raise risk of dementia'
Sleeping aids 'increase risk of dementia'
BBC News
Heartburn 'possible cancer sign' warning
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A health campaign is urging people not to ignore heartburn, because it could be a sign of stomach or oesophageal cancer. According to Public Health England, people should go to their doctor if they have persistent heartburn or difficulty swallowing food for ...
Three weeks of heart burn has now associated with cancerTimes of India
Persistent heartburn 'could be a sign of cancer', new survey warnsThe Independent
Three weeks of heartburn 'could be a sign of cancer'Mirror.co.uk
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BBC News
A health campaign is urging people not to ignore heartburn, because it could be a sign of stomach or oesophageal cancer. According to Public Health England, people should go to their doctor if they have persistent heartburn or difficulty swallowing food for ...
Three weeks of heart burn has now associated with cancer
Persistent heartburn 'could be a sign of cancer', new survey warns
Three weeks of heartburn 'could be a sign of cancer'
Telegraph.co.uk
'Still Alice' prescribed to patients to help beat dementia
Telegraph.co.uk
The novel which inspired the award-winning Hollywood film Still Alice is to be prescribed to patients who have dementia, under a new scheme for libraries. Still Alice, which described the descent of an academic into early onset Alzheimer's, will be ...
Dementia sufferers across Devon to get books on prescriptionPlymouth Herald
GPs offer dementia patients books on prescriptionGP online
Gloucestershire libraries offer new dementia booklist to help combat stress and ...Stroud News and Journal
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Telegraph.co.uk
The novel which inspired the award-winning Hollywood film Still Alice is to be prescribed to patients who have dementia, under a new scheme for libraries. Still Alice, which described the descent of an academic into early onset Alzheimer's, will be ...
Dementia sufferers across Devon to get books on prescription
GPs offer dementia patients books on prescription
Gloucestershire libraries offer new dementia booklist to help combat stress and ...
BBC News
Ebola crisis: Oxfam calls for recovery 'Marshall Plan'
BBC News
Oxfam has called for a multi-million dollar 'Marshall Plan' to help the three West Africa countries worst affected by Ebola to recover. More than 8,500 people have died in the outbreak, the vast majority in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia. Oxfam GB chief ...
What comes after Ebola?New Zealand Herald
Post-Ebola plan needed to avert 'double disaster' in West Africa: OxfamReuters UK
West Africa's Ebola Outbreak Declines With Fewer New PatientsBusinessweek
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BBC News
Oxfam has called for a multi-million dollar 'Marshall Plan' to help the three West Africa countries worst affected by Ebola to recover. More than 8,500 people have died in the outbreak, the vast majority in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia. Oxfam GB chief ...
What comes after Ebola?
Post-Ebola plan needed to avert 'double disaster' in West Africa: Oxfam
West Africa's Ebola Outbreak Declines With Fewer New Patients
Telegraph.co.uk
New jab could 'cure' double chins
Telegraph.co.uk
A new jab to cure a double chin could soon be on offer. The pioneering treatment means pockets of unsightly fat around the jaw could be banished without surgery or dieting, scientists say. The treatment involves injecting a specially-formulated chemical ...
Treatment with 'fat burner' injection reduces jowls without surgeryDaily Mail
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Telegraph.co.uk
A new jab to cure a double chin could soon be on offer. The pioneering treatment means pockets of unsightly fat around the jaw could be banished without surgery or dieting, scientists say. The treatment involves injecting a specially-formulated chemical ...
Treatment with 'fat burner' injection reduces jowls without surgery
The Guardian
Royal Prince Alfred hospital contacts hundreds of women over vaccine fault
The Guardian
Due to a fault in the vaccines, the Royal Prince Alfred hospital said it could not guarantee the effectiveness of the measles, mumps and rubella combined vaccine, as well as diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough vaccinations. Photograph: Lukas Coch/AAP.
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital contacts hundreds of mothers after faulty fridge ...ABC Online
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital contacts 570 women after vaccine faultBrisbane Times
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The Guardian
Due to a fault in the vaccines, the Royal Prince Alfred hospital said it could not guarantee the effectiveness of the measles, mumps and rubella combined vaccine, as well as diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough vaccinations. Photograph: Lukas Coch/AAP.
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital contacts hundreds of mothers after faulty fridge ...
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital contacts 570 women after vaccine fault
NSW hospital warns on vaccine fridge
Medical News Today
Lung cancer death rate is rising
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Lung cancer death rates among European women are expected to overtake those of breast cancer for the first time this year. The trend is largely driven by women in the UK and their long history of smoking, say researchers. Predicted lung cancer incidence for ...
Death rates from lung cancer will overtake those for breast cancer in 2015 ...Medical Xpress
Many Breast Cancer Patients Don't Understand Their Condition, Study SaysTIME
Breast cancer patients lack knowledge of their tumorsReuters UK
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Lung cancer death rates among European women are expected to overtake those of breast cancer for the first time this year. The trend is largely driven by women in the UK and their long history of smoking, say researchers. Predicted lung cancer incidence for ...
Death rates from lung cancer will overtake those for breast cancer in 2015 ...
Many Breast Cancer Patients Don't Understand Their Condition, Study Says
Breast cancer patients lack knowledge of their tumors
Daily Mail
Chef, 30, who ignored smear test letters for EIGHT YEARS is left infertile by ...
Daily Mail
A young woman who ignored requests for smear tests for eight years has been left infertile after treatment for cervical cancer. Lindsay Davies received the devastating news last year when she was just 29. She admits she was 'embarrassed' by the thought of ...
Healthwise: Beat cervical cancer with early diagnosisMyCentralJersey.com
Infection can play role in cervical cancerSt. George Daily Spectrum
Nurse's Notes: Start year right by screening for cervical healthThe Missoulian
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Daily Mail
A young woman who ignored requests for smear tests for eight years has been left infertile after treatment for cervical cancer. Lindsay Davies received the devastating news last year when she was just 29. She admits she was 'embarrassed' by the thought of ...
Healthwise: Beat cervical cancer with early diagnosis
Infection can play role in cervical cancer
Nurse's Notes: Start year right by screening for cervical health
Telegraph.co.uk
Customary stiff upper lip Britons over ignore potential symptoms of cancer
Times of India
LONDON: The customary stiff upper lip is making half of the Britons over the age of 50 ignore potential symptoms of cancer. The study of more than 1,700 people aged 50 and over, questioned them about whether they had experienced any of 17 changes in ...
'Stiff upper lip' means patients ignore signs of cancerTelegraph.co.uk
Stiff upper lip is why half of over-50s ignore cancer symptomsDaily Mail
Over-50s dismiss cancer symptoms as 'trivial'Pulse
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Times of India
LONDON: The customary stiff upper lip is making half of the Britons over the age of 50 ignore potential symptoms of cancer. The study of more than 1,700 people aged 50 and over, questioned them about whether they had experienced any of 17 changes in ...
'Stiff upper lip' means patients ignore signs of cancer
Stiff upper lip is why half of over-50s ignore cancer symptoms
Over-50s dismiss cancer symptoms as 'trivial'
Firstpost
Global vaccination alliance GAVI appeals for $7.5 billion
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MICHAEL BRISSENDEN: The Global Vaccine Alliance known as 'GAVI' is hoping for a big boost in funds today at a meeting in Berlin. It's seeking $7.5 billion from developed nations. The Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says Australia will be pledging $250 ...
MSF slams Pfizer's 'tiny' vaccine price cutPharmaTimes
Pfizer cuts vaccine price for poor as GAVI group seeks $7.5 bnZee News
Gavi's Goal: Vaccinate Millions More ChildrenVoice of America
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ABC Online
MICHAEL BRISSENDEN: The Global Vaccine Alliance known as 'GAVI' is hoping for a big boost in funds today at a meeting in Berlin. It's seeking $7.5 billion from developed nations. The Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says Australia will be pledging $250 ...
MSF slams Pfizer's 'tiny' vaccine price cut
Pfizer cuts vaccine price for poor as GAVI group seeks $7.5 bn
Gavi's Goal: Vaccinate Millions More Children
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