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Only smart syringes that break after one use should be used for injections by 2020, the World Health Organization has announced. Reusing syringes leads to more than two million people being infected with diseases each year, including HIV and hepatitis.
WHO urges shift to single-use smart syringesTimes of India
British syringe may save 1.3m lives each yearThe Times (subscription)
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Only smart syringes that break after one use should be used for injections by 2020, the World Health Organization has announced. Reusing syringes leads to more than two million people being infected with diseases each year, including HIV and hepatitis.
WHO urges shift to single-use smart syringes
British syringe may save 1.3m lives each year
WHO urges global switch to smart syringes by 2020
The Independent
Children fed peanuts are less likely to develop an allergy, study claims
The Independent
Young children fed small amounts of peanuts in their diet are less likely to develop a peanut allergy in later life, according to a study that overturns traditional medical advice on how to avoid the potentially fatal condition. Research involving 600 infants aged ...
Avoid peanut allergies by giving babies a small dose three times a week ...Daily Mail
Early exposure 'cuts peanut allergy'BBC News
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The Independent
Young children fed small amounts of peanuts in their diet are less likely to develop a peanut allergy in later life, according to a study that overturns traditional medical advice on how to avoid the potentially fatal condition. Research involving 600 infants aged ...
Avoid peanut allergies by giving babies a small dose three times a week ...
Early exposure 'cuts peanut allergy'
Scientists find peanut-eating prevents allergy, urge rethink
Telegraph.co.uk
Fit note initiative cut long term sick leave, study finds
Telegraph.co.uk
The 'fit note' initiative that replaced the conventional sick note reduced the numbers of people taking long term sick leave by 35 per cent, a study has shown. The new system was established by the previous Labour government in 2000 to try and help people ...
UK 'fit note' linked to fewer people taking long-term sick leaveMedical Xpress
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The 'fit note' initiative that replaced the conventional sick note reduced the numbers of people taking long term sick leave by 35 per cent, a study has shown. The new system was established by the previous Labour government in 2000 to try and help people ...
UK 'fit note' linked to fewer people taking long-term sick leave
Businesses warned "Are you fit to operate fit for work"?
What is … Fit for Work?
Yorkshire Post
Fluoride in water increases risk of thyroid illness 'by 30 per cent'
Yorkshire Post
FLUORIDATION of water supplies is linked to a 30 per cent higher than expected rate of underactive thyroid complaints in England, a study claims today. The findings have prompted researchers to call for a rethink of public health policy to fluoridate water ...
Fluoride in drinking water may trigger depression and weight gain, warn scientistsTelegraph.co.uk
Fluoride in water 'linked to hypothyroidism', new study findsDaily Mail
Adding fluoride to water may cause underactive thyroidMirror.co.uk
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Yorkshire Post
FLUORIDATION of water supplies is linked to a 30 per cent higher than expected rate of underactive thyroid complaints in England, a study claims today. The findings have prompted researchers to call for a rethink of public health policy to fluoridate water ...
Fluoride in drinking water may trigger depression and weight gain, warn scientists
Fluoride in water 'linked to hypothyroidism', new study finds
Adding fluoride to water may cause underactive thyroid
The Independent
Majority of UK women don't bathe or take a shower daily
The Independent
The majority of women in the UK don't bathe or take a shower each day because they are too tired, new research has revealed. The survey also showed that as many as one in three women admitted that they had gone as long as three days without washing ...
Shockingly 4 in 5 women don't shower daily: Here are 6 other horrible hygiene ...Mirror.co.uk
Four out of five women don't shower every day study revealsIrish Independent
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The Independent
The majority of women in the UK don't bathe or take a shower each day because they are too tired, new research has revealed. The survey also showed that as many as one in three women admitted that they had gone as long as three days without washing ...
Shockingly 4 in 5 women don't shower daily: Here are 6 other horrible hygiene ...
Four out of five women don't shower every day study reveals
Four out of five women don't shower every day, with some admitting they go ...
The Westmorland Gazette
Peers to vote on triple-DNA babies
The Westmorland Gazette
Peers will vote today on historic legislation which would see the UK become the first country in the world to allow creation of in vitro fertilisation (IVF) babies using DNA from three different people. The chief medical officer for England has urged the House of ...
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The Westmorland Gazette
Peers will vote today on historic legislation which would see the UK become the first country in the world to allow creation of in vitro fertilisation (IVF) babies using DNA from three different people. The chief medical officer for England has urged the House of ...
Lords Vote On Babies With Three People's DNA
BBC News
Dementia research matchmaker scheme
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A scheme to match dementia researchers with members of the public who are willing to take part in studies has been launched. The online and phone service in England, Scotland and Wales helps people find the projects that most suit them. It is funded by ...
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A scheme to match dementia researchers with members of the public who are willing to take part in studies has been launched. The online and phone service in England, Scotland and Wales helps people find the projects that most suit them. It is funded by ...
Scheme to improve dementia research
Mirror.co.uk
Ukip pledge £3bn for NHS - by banning migrants without health insurance
Mirror.co.uk
Nigel Farage committed to £3bn in additional NHS spending today, as he set out Ukip's health policy for the General Election. But to pay for it, they'll demand all visitors to the UK prove they have health insurance for up to five years. The party would increase ...
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Mirror.co.uk
Nigel Farage committed to £3bn in additional NHS spending today, as he set out Ukip's health policy for the General Election. But to pay for it, they'll demand all visitors to the UK prove they have health insurance for up to five years. The party would increase ...
Starmer, Frazer and Smart on NHS funding
Ukip would ban immigrants without health insurance from entering country
Farage's £9000 expenses claim for rent-free office
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UK Ebola medics under investigation
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Five UK Ebola nurses and doctors are under investigation by regulators, Public Health England says. They are looking into the screening of medics who flew back to England on 28 December after treating patients in Sierra Leone. On this flight was Scottish ...
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Five UK Ebola nurses and doctors are under investigation by regulators, Public Health England says. They are looking into the screening of medics who flew back to England on 28 December after treating patients in Sierra Leone. On this flight was Scottish ...
Sierra Leone orphanage quarantined
Ebola nurse facing conduct probe
Daily Mail
Deaths in custody 'were avoidable'
Daily Mail
The deaths in custody of hundreds of people with mental health problems could have been avoided, according to an inquiry. Repeated basic errors, poor communication and a lack of rigorous procedures were found to have contributed to deaths in police ...
'Serious cracks' in mental health detention causing avoidable deathsNursing Times
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Daily Mail
The deaths in custody of hundreds of people with mental health problems could have been avoided, according to an inquiry. Repeated basic errors, poor communication and a lack of rigorous procedures were found to have contributed to deaths in police ...
'Serious cracks' in mental health detention causing avoidable deaths
Mental health deaths in detention 'avoidable'
'Could have been saved': failing the mentally ill in prison
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