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One million trained as 'dementia friends'
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One million people have now signed up to be "dementia friends" in England, the Alzheimer's Society has announced. People in all walks of life have been trained to spot the signs of the disease so they can help sufferers. There are an estimated 720,000 ...
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One million people have now signed up to be "dementia friends" in England, the Alzheimer's Society has announced. People in all walks of life have been trained to spot the signs of the disease so they can help sufferers. There are an estimated 720,000 ...
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David Cameron announces dementia training for all NHS staff
'Spot dementia in six weeks, not six months', David Cameron PM tells GPs
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Exclusive: US health officials push for stricter 'superbug' defense
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. government is close to finalizing instructions to prevent medical devices responsible for transmitting "superbugs" from spreading the potentially fatal pathogens between patients, the scientist leading the effort said. The new ...
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. government is close to finalizing instructions to prevent medical devices responsible for transmitting "superbugs" from spreading the potentially fatal pathogens between patients, the scientist leading the effort said. The new ...
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New figures reveal suicides rose in 2013
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Suicides in the UK rose by 4% in 2013, according to newly released figures by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The increase was against the average trend which has emerged over the last decade with suicides in Scotland falling by 19%. The Scottish ...
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Suicides in the UK rose by 4% in 2013, according to newly released figures by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The increase was against the average trend which has emerged over the last decade with suicides in Scotland falling by 19%. The Scottish ...
Suicides soar among men in the South East
New figures demonstrate recent rise in male suicides
Desperate need for investment in community mental health nursing
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Esthechoc: Scientists invent 'anti-ageing' chocolate
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In good news for gluttons, scientists have developed a chocolate bar which slows the signs of ageing. By using the antioxidant which keeps flamingos pink, a Cambridge University affiliated lab behind 'Esthechoc' claims the chocolate improves the skin's ...
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In good news for gluttons, scientists have developed a chocolate bar which slows the signs of ageing. By using the antioxidant which keeps flamingos pink, a Cambridge University affiliated lab behind 'Esthechoc' claims the chocolate improves the skin's ...
New Chocolate Can Make You Look 30 Years Younger
Scientists invent anti-ageing chocolate
Introducing Esthechoc, The World's First Anti-Ageing Chocolate That Claims To ...
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Diseases affecting the poorest can be eliminated, scientists say - TRFN
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LONDON, Feb 19 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It is a little known disease but it could make medical history if scientists' predictions are correct: yaws could completely disappear by 2020, given the right resources. The only disease ever to have been ...
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LONDON, Feb 19 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It is a little known disease but it could make medical history if scientists' predictions are correct: yaws could completely disappear by 2020, given the right resources. The only disease ever to have been ...
WHO urges developing countries to fund tropical diseases fight
Nations urged to fight neglected tropical diseases
Diseases affecting the poorest can be eliminated, scientists say
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Woman died of allergic reaction to her L'Oreal hair dye
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A coroner attacked the cosmetics industry yesterday for 'grossly underestimating' problems caused by a hair dye chemical. Geoff Fell called for action after an inquest heard how Julie McCabe, 39, collapsed and died from an extreme allergic reaction to the ...
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A coroner attacked the cosmetics industry yesterday for 'grossly underestimating' problems caused by a hair dye chemical. Geoff Fell called for action after an inquest heard how Julie McCabe, 39, collapsed and died from an extreme allergic reaction to the ...
Cosmetics giant L'Oreal "should do more research into customers' allergies" after ...
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Coroner warns that allergic reactions to hair dye are 'grossly underestimated' as ...
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Mental health trust is first in country to be put into special measures
East Anglian Daily Times
Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust has become the first mental health trust in the country to be put into special measures, the health sector regulator has said. Comments; Email; Print. To send a link to this page to a friend, you must be logged in.
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Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust has become the first mental health trust in the country to be put into special measures, the health sector regulator has said. Comments; Email; Print. To send a link to this page to a friend, you must be logged in.
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Chief nurse and chief exec resign at country's largest trust
Nursing Times
Both the chief nurse and chief executive of Barts Health NHS Trust in east London have announced their resignation today. Professor Kay Riley has announced that she will leave the trust this month and retire at the end of October, after a 30 year nursing ...
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Both the chief nurse and chief executive of Barts Health NHS Trust in east London have announced their resignation today. Professor Kay Riley has announced that she will leave the trust this month and retire at the end of October, after a 30 year nursing ...
Troubled Barts Health NHS Trust loses senior staff
Hospital trust boss to step down
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Breast-feeding mum told to 'leave her son at home with a bottle' so she could sit ...
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A breast-feeding mum said she was shocked after court officials told her to "use a bottle" so she could sit on a jury. Aileen Robertson, 39, received a letter citing her for jury duty when her first-born son, Isaac, was only a few weeks old. She filled in an ...
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A breast-feeding mum said she was shocked after court officials told her to "use a bottle" so she could sit on a jury. Aileen Robertson, 39, received a letter citing her for jury duty when her first-born son, Isaac, was only a few weeks old. She filled in an ...
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Breastfeeding juror told to 'leave baby at home with bottle' by court official
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Parents of two-year-old with rare brain tumour accuse NHS of handing her a ...
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The parents of a sick two-year-old have accused the NHS of handing her “a death sentence” for refusing to fund the tot's treatment. Freya Bevan was diagnosed with a brain tumour last year and has since had two operations to get rid of it and undergone four ...
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The parents of a sick two-year-old have accused the NHS of handing her “a death sentence” for refusing to fund the tot's treatment. Freya Bevan was diagnosed with a brain tumour last year and has since had two operations to get rid of it and undergone four ...
Family of two-year-old with brain tumour say they've been made to BEG to save her
Parents accuse NHS of handing their daughter 'a death sentence' for refusing to ...
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