Telegraph.co.uk
National probe into maternity care ordered after 'lethal' mix of failings found
Telegraph.co.uk
A national review of the safety of maternity services has been launched after the deaths of almost a dozen babies were blamed on midwives in “over-zealous pursuit” of “natural childbirth at any cost”. Jeremy Hunt, the Health Secretary, apologised to parents ...
Report prompts NHS to launch a review into maternity care across EnglandThe Independent
Parallels with past scandal are sadly clearThe Times (subscription)
Man lost wife and baby at Furness hospital: ''I felt life go out of her''mirror.co.uk
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Telegraph.co.uk
A national review of the safety of maternity services has been launched after the deaths of almost a dozen babies were blamed on midwives in “over-zealous pursuit” of “natural childbirth at any cost”. Jeremy Hunt, the Health Secretary, apologised to parents ...
Report prompts NHS to launch a review into maternity care across England
Parallels with past scandal are sadly clear
Man lost wife and baby at Furness hospital: ''I felt life go out of her''
Pulse
500% rise in practices thinking the unthinkable
Pulse
New figures reveal a massive increase in practices approaching managers about merging or closing. Alex Matthews-King investigates. 500% - Stop Practice Closures - online. Practices are no longer just thinking about taking the nuclear option – they are ...
500% increase in GP practises seeking advice on closureThe Independent
GP surgeries at breaking point as requests to close soar by 500 per centExpress.co.uk
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New figures reveal a massive increase in practices approaching managers about merging or closing. Alex Matthews-King investigates. 500% - Stop Practice Closures - online. Practices are no longer just thinking about taking the nuclear option – they are ...
500% increase in GP practises seeking advice on closure
GP surgeries at breaking point as requests to close soar by 500 per cent
BBC News
Adults get flu 'about once every five years'
BBC News
Adults catch real flu about once every five years, scientists calculate, based on a field study in China. Although many of us will feel ill more often than this, other flu-like infections are to usually blame, the international team says. The scientists tested blood ...
Adults catch the flu only about twice a decadeI Know Today
Flu Infections Level Off As Adults AgeScience World Report
Flu is much less common in adults than you might thinkThe Independent
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New Scientist
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BBC News
Adults catch real flu about once every five years, scientists calculate, based on a field study in China. Although many of us will feel ill more often than this, other flu-like infections are to usually blame, the international team says. The scientists tested blood ...
Adults catch the flu only about twice a decade
Flu Infections Level Off As Adults Age
Flu is much less common in adults than you might think
The Guardian
Statins work for those at highest risk of heart attack – study
The Guardian
Patients with the highest genetic risk of suffering a heart attack benefit the most from cholesterol-lowering statin drugs, a study has found. Those in intermediate and low-risk categories are still helped by statins but to a lesser extent, according to researchers.
Statins 'aid highest risk patients'Belfast Telegraph
Why Do Statins Work Better for Some People Than Others? It's Their GenesHealthline
Study shows who benefits most from statinsMedical Xpress
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The Guardian
Patients with the highest genetic risk of suffering a heart attack benefit the most from cholesterol-lowering statin drugs, a study has found. Those in intermediate and low-risk categories are still helped by statins but to a lesser extent, according to researchers.
Statins 'aid highest risk patients'
Why Do Statins Work Better for Some People Than Others? It's Their Genes
Study shows who benefits most from statins
Hunger and frustration grow at Ebola ground zero in Guinea
Thomson Reuters Foundation
Etienne Ouamouno stands by the kapok tree where scientists believe his two-year-old son Emile may have contracted Ebola from bats living in the hollow trunk. Photo taken on Feb. 4 in Meliandou, Guinea by Misha Hussain/Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Etienne Ouamouno stands by the kapok tree where scientists believe his two-year-old son Emile may have contracted Ebola from bats living in the hollow trunk. Photo taken on Feb. 4 in Meliandou, Guinea by Misha Hussain/Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Los Angeles Times
Science goes to great lengths to measure average penis size
Los Angeles Times
Researchers have finally answered one of the most compelling questions in the field of medicine: What is a normal size for a penis? The answer, according to anatomically precise measurements of up to 15,521 men from around the world, is 3.6 inches (9.16 ...
Average penis size revealed to be less than six inchesBelfast Telegraph
Relax, bro. It's 'normal': British study determines average penis sizeToronto Star
Is Your Penis Size Normal? Science InvestigatesFOXSports.com
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Times of India
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Los Angeles Times
Researchers have finally answered one of the most compelling questions in the field of medicine: What is a normal size for a penis? The answer, according to anatomically precise measurements of up to 15,521 men from around the world, is 3.6 inches (9.16 ...
Average penis size revealed to be less than six inches
Relax, bro. It's 'normal': British study determines average penis size
Is Your Penis Size Normal? Science Investigates
Belfast Live
Jim Wells defends decision to move children's heart surgery to Dublin
Belfast Live
Health Minister Jim Wells defended the decision to move children's heart surgery from Belfast to Dublin, saying 'that's the way medicine is going'. Speaking to Belfast Live, the MLA said the switch was a difficult decision but he is sure the move will save lives.
Children's Heart Surgery In NI Ends4ni.co.uk
NI children's heart surgery moving to Dublin, Wells confirmsBelfast Newsletter
Go ahead for all-Ireland child heart servicesU.TV
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Belfast Live
Health Minister Jim Wells defended the decision to move children's heart surgery from Belfast to Dublin, saying 'that's the way medicine is going'. Speaking to Belfast Live, the MLA said the switch was a difficult decision but he is sure the move will save lives.
Children's Heart Surgery In NI Ends
NI children's heart surgery moving to Dublin, Wells confirms
Go ahead for all-Ireland child heart services
io9
Scientists Bioengineer TB-Resistant Cattle By Injecting A Mouse Gene
io9
Bovine tuberculosis is a serious problem in many parts of the world, resulting in the culling of thousands of cattle each year and at tremendous cost. Now, Chinese scientists have produced a herd of transgenic cows that exhibit an improved ability to ward off ...
Genetic engineering may lead to TB resistant cattleIrish Farmers Journal
Scientists produce TB-resistant cowsBBC News
Scientists Produce TB-Resistant Cattle Using Mouse GeneTech Times
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FarmersWeekly
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io9
Bovine tuberculosis is a serious problem in many parts of the world, resulting in the culling of thousands of cattle each year and at tremendous cost. Now, Chinese scientists have produced a herd of transgenic cows that exhibit an improved ability to ward off ...
Genetic engineering may lead to TB resistant cattle
Scientists produce TB-resistant cows
Scientists Produce TB-Resistant Cattle Using Mouse Gene
Evening Standard
One in five London patients 'unable to get appointment with GP when they want'
Evening Standard
One in five London patients are unable to get an appointment with a GP of their choice, it emerged today — double the number of the rest of the country. A stark new report from the London Assembly found of the 30 worst boroughs in England for seeing a ...
London's GPs are ageing and leaving just when it needs more of themThe Guardian (blog)
Mayor should step in to solve GP premises crisis, says London assemblyGP online
GP shortage in London a 'ticking time bomb'This is Local London
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Evening Standard
One in five London patients are unable to get an appointment with a GP of their choice, it emerged today — double the number of the rest of the country. A stark new report from the London Assembly found of the 30 worst boroughs in England for seeing a ...
London's GPs are ageing and leaving just when it needs more of them
Mayor should step in to solve GP premises crisis, says London assembly
GP shortage in London a 'ticking time bomb'
Metro
'Chick sexers' earn £40000 a year...so why is there a shortage of applicants?
mirror.co.uk
Despite a £40,000 a year pay packet, British poultry farmers are struggling to attract candidates to join the illustrious ranks of 'chick sexers'. The problem? You spend up to 12 hours a day staring at chicks' backsides. Chick sexers are trained how to spot ...
Is determining the gender of chickens Britain's worst job?forcespenpals.co.uk
It pays £40000 a year but no one wants to do it: Why being a 'chick sexer' is the ...Daily Mail
“Chick sexing” industry faces chronic shortage of staff – despite average salary ...Deadline News
The Times (subscription)
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mirror.co.uk
Despite a £40,000 a year pay packet, British poultry farmers are struggling to attract candidates to join the illustrious ranks of 'chick sexers'. The problem? You spend up to 12 hours a day staring at chicks' backsides. Chick sexers are trained how to spot ...
Is determining the gender of chickens Britain's worst job?
It pays £40000 a year but no one wants to do it: Why being a 'chick sexer' is the ...
“Chick sexing” industry faces chronic shortage of staff – despite average salary ...
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