The Independent
Lack of medically trained staff leaves NHS 111 phone service struggling to cope ...
The Independent
The NHS 111 phone service is struggling to cope because of a shortage of medically trained staff, an insider has claimed. The call handler told ITV News that she often sends ambulances to people who she knows do not need them because she is told to do ...
Hospitals revolt risks £1bn hole in budgetThe Times (subscription)
Veteran NHS campaigner: David Cameron is a hypocrite for closing A and E he ...Full-Time Whistle
Major hospitals veto planned tariffBelfast Telegraph
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The Independent
The NHS 111 phone service is struggling to cope because of a shortage of medically trained staff, an insider has claimed. The call handler told ITV News that she often sends ambulances to people who she knows do not need them because she is told to do ...
Hospitals revolt risks £1bn hole in budget
Veteran NHS campaigner: David Cameron is a hypocrite for closing A and E he ...
Major hospitals veto planned tariff
Daily Mail
Tamiflu 'cuts hospital admissions for flu by 63% and shortens symptoms of the ...
Daily Mail
The drug Tamiflu gets flu victims back on their feet faster and reduces complications, claim researchers after the most exhaustive investigation to date. A major analysis of all published and unpublished trials found it shortens symptoms by a day and cuts the ...
Second study raises questions over the benefits of TamifluThe Guardian
Antivirals speed up flu recovery and reduce complicationsGP online
Tamiflu Cuts 1 Day Off Average Flu Bout, Study FindsPhilly.com
SMN Weekly
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Daily Mail
The drug Tamiflu gets flu victims back on their feet faster and reduces complications, claim researchers after the most exhaustive investigation to date. A major analysis of all published and unpublished trials found it shortens symptoms by a day and cuts the ...
Second study raises questions over the benefits of Tamiflu
Antivirals speed up flu recovery and reduce complications
Tamiflu Cuts 1 Day Off Average Flu Bout, Study Finds
Full-Time Whistle
Thousands of UK women could benefit from 'three-person' IVF
Full-Time Whistle
The Church of England has said it would be irresponsible to rush through a law that would allow babies with three parents to be born. It spoke out as MPs prepare to vote on whether Britain should be the first country in the world to sanction the creation of ...
Church warns over triple-DNA babiesYour Local Guardian
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Full-Time Whistle
The Church of England has said it would be irresponsible to rush through a law that would allow babies with three parents to be born. It spoke out as MPs prepare to vote on whether Britain should be the first country in the world to sanction the creation of ...
Church warns over triple-DNA babies
Full-Time Whistle
Disappointment over Ebola vaccine as virus 'mutates'
Full-Time Whistle
Fewer than a 100 cases of the Ebola virus were confirmed in West Africa last week, according to the latest World Health Organisation (WHO) figures. The number is the lowest recorded since June but scientists in France who are tracking the outbreak have ...
Ebola virus is MUTATING, and 'could become more contagious' warn scientistsDaily Mail
Ebola has mutated: ScientistsTimes of India
Ebola May Be MutatingYahoo News UK
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Full-Time Whistle
Fewer than a 100 cases of the Ebola virus were confirmed in West Africa last week, according to the latest World Health Organisation (WHO) figures. The number is the lowest recorded since June but scientists in France who are tracking the outbreak have ...
Ebola virus is MUTATING, and 'could become more contagious' warn scientists
Ebola has mutated: Scientists
Ebola May Be Mutating
Daily Mail
Large glass of wine can raise stroke risk for the over-50s
Daily Mail
Having one large glass of wine a day in middle age raises the risk of a stroke, warn researchers. A study of almost 12,000 twins followed for four decades found that 'heavy drinkers' – defined as those having 250ml of wine a day – had a stroke risk one-third ...
One glass of wine increases stroke risk by thirdTelegraph.co.uk
How second glass of wine in middle age increases stroke riskThe Times (subscription)
Buzz Kill: 3 Daily Cocktails May Boost Stroke Risk: StudyNBCNews.com
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Daily Mail
Having one large glass of wine a day in middle age raises the risk of a stroke, warn researchers. A study of almost 12,000 twins followed for four decades found that 'heavy drinkers' – defined as those having 250ml of wine a day – had a stroke risk one-third ...
One glass of wine increases stroke risk by third
How second glass of wine in middle age increases stroke risk
Buzz Kill: 3 Daily Cocktails May Boost Stroke Risk: Study
ITV News
'Too many terminal cancer patients dying in hospital against wishes'
ITV News
A cancer charity has said too many terminally-ill people are dying in hospitals against their wishes. Credit: Reuters. The number of terminal cancer patients who die in hospital rather than at home is placing "unnecessary strain" on the NHS, a charity has ...
Cancer deaths 'put strain on NHS'Chard & Ilminster News
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ITV News
A cancer charity has said too many terminally-ill people are dying in hospitals against their wishes. Credit: Reuters. The number of terminal cancer patients who die in hospital rather than at home is placing "unnecessary strain" on the NHS, a charity has ...
Cancer deaths 'put strain on NHS'
CITY A.M.
AstraZeneca and Sanger leverage gene technology for drug discovery
Business Weekly
AstraZeneca, which is building its bulk in the Cambridge UK life science cluster, is harnessing the power of bleeding edge gene editing technology to boost future drug development. It has just announced a four-pronged UK-US collaboration with leading ...
AstraZeneca bets on 'genetic scissors' for range of new drugsYahoo Finance UK
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Business Weekly
AstraZeneca, which is building its bulk in the Cambridge UK life science cluster, is harnessing the power of bleeding edge gene editing technology to boost future drug development. It has just announced a four-pronged UK-US collaboration with leading ...
AstraZeneca bets on 'genetic scissors' for range of new drugs
BBC News
Dylan Seabridge, aged eight, died of scurvy, says coroner
BBC News
Dylan Mungo Seabridge, from Dolau, Eglwyswrw, died from the disease shortly after being taken to hospital on 6 December 2011. The inquest in Milford Haven heard how he had been rushed to hospital after his father called 999 because Dylan had ...
Parents go free as scurvy kills boy, 8Express.co.uk
Eight-year-old boy died of scurvy after parents failed to seek medical help for ...Mirror.co.uk
Boy died from scurvy when his parents thought he was suffering growing painsMetro
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BBC News
Dylan Mungo Seabridge, from Dolau, Eglwyswrw, died from the disease shortly after being taken to hospital on 6 December 2011. The inquest in Milford Haven heard how he had been rushed to hospital after his father called 999 because Dylan had ...
Parents go free as scurvy kills boy, 8
Eight-year-old boy died of scurvy after parents failed to seek medical help for ...
Boy died from scurvy when his parents thought he was suffering growing pains
Full-Time Whistle
More on cancer and its prevention
The Hindu
Did you know that only 5 to 10 per cent of cancers were hereditary and that the rest were caused by our living conditions? Did you ever think that the greasy food you eat is as dangerous as tobacco or liquor when it comes to cancer? And to think that hot food ...
Portsmouth GPs Urge People Not to Ignore HeartburnAboutMyArea
Four-week cancer awareness campaign launched in GloucestershireGazette Series
Heartburn could be a sign of cancer - surveyNew Zealand Herald
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The Hindu
Did you know that only 5 to 10 per cent of cancers were hereditary and that the rest were caused by our living conditions? Did you ever think that the greasy food you eat is as dangerous as tobacco or liquor when it comes to cancer? And to think that hot food ...
Portsmouth GPs Urge People Not to Ignore Heartburn
Four-week cancer awareness campaign launched in Gloucestershire
Heartburn could be a sign of cancer - survey
OnMedica
Tomorrow's NHS strike called off
OnMedica
Planned strikes tomorrow by health workers in England and Northern Ireland over pay have been suspended after the Government offered to increase the pay of most NHS staff pay by one per cent. Members of UNISON, the GMB and Unite were due to strike ...
Nurse and midwife strike action suspended after new pay offerNursing Times
“Lives are being put at risk” says Unison on Ambulance Service strikesTeam Locals
Health union confirms strike will proceedU.TV
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OnMedica
Planned strikes tomorrow by health workers in England and Northern Ireland over pay have been suspended after the Government offered to increase the pay of most NHS staff pay by one per cent. Members of UNISON, the GMB and Unite were due to strike ...
Nurse and midwife strike action suspended after new pay offer
“Lives are being put at risk” says Unison on Ambulance Service strikes
Health union confirms strike will proceed
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