uk-hotdailynews: 2015-03-22 U.K. Health

World eases up too soon on Ebola says co-discoverer of deadly virus
Irish Independent
A French Red Cross team picks up a suspected Ebola case from the centre of Forecariah Open Gallery 1 A French Red Cross team picks up a suspected Ebola case from the centre of Forecariah. The end of the Ebola epidemic in West Africa may still be some ...

Ebola outbreak: The world has eased up too soon on the battle with the virus ...   The Independent
Sierra Leone orders three-day lockdown against Ebola   Telegraph.co.uk
Sierra Leone leader orders new national lockdown to battle Ebola   CNN
Fox News
BBC News
Wired
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BIG DEBATE: Getting tough on teeth
NW Evening Mail
THE Children's Dental Health Survey for England, Wales and Northern Ireland has revealed shocking figures regarding the state of children's teeth in the UK. The Evening Mail has asked Cumbrian exports about what needs to be done to improve dental ...

Half of children have tooth decay - with poverty and sugar blamed for epidemic   mirror.co.uk
Almost HALF of eight year olds and a third of five year olds have fillings or ...   Daily Mail
Only a third of children's teeth 'healthy' - survey   BBC News
The Independent
Belfast Telegraph
WalesOnline
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Toxic smog continues to affect Wales with 'cleaner' air making slow progress
WalesOnline
Air pollution is continuing to affect many parts of Wales after the country was hit by toxic smog. There were warnings yesterday that the smog from the continent could trigger asthma attacks and heart problems. A warning from Defra said: “Adults and children ...

Smog warning   The Times (subscription)
Toxic smog in Manchester shows gov't must act on air pollution, warn Greens   Mancunian Matters
RUGBY: Oxford Harlequins will fight drop fears until the very end, says chairman ...   The Oxford Times
Bristol Post
South Wales Evening Post
Portsmouth News
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Dodds shows support for Macmillan campaign
Newtown Abbey Times
Nigel Dodds MP shows his support for Macmillan Cancer's Dignity Must Not Be Denied campaign. INNT 12-520CON. 06:41 Saturday 21 March 2015. North Belfast MP Nigel Dodds has given his backing to Macmillan Cancer Support's campaign for all ...

30000 men in the UK are living with incurable prostate cancer   mirror.co.uk
Prostate cancer patients are not being offered enough support, say experts   Daily Mail
Prostate cancer crisis fuels al-Megrahi drug calls   Scotsman
Worcester News
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Trusts predicted to end year with £800m deficit
OnMedica
NHS trusts are on track to end the current financial year with a net deficit of £448m, despite making efficiency savings of around £1.3bn in 2014-15. The new figures from the NHS Trust Development Authority (TDA) show the year's deficit is now set to be ...

TDA promotes safe nurse staffing levels with video case studies   Nursing Times
Hospital gets green light for rebuild programme   This is Local London
Colchester Hospital trust facing £15m of savings & a £25m loan next year   East Anglian Daily Times
Redditch Standard
Evesham Observer
shropshirelive.com
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Residents moved out of care home at centre of police probe into five deaths
Daily Echo
HAMPSHIRE police are probing five deaths linked to a care home in the wake of a damning watchdog inspection branding it unsafe. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) slated the home, registered to the address of a leading Hampshire councillor, ...

Residents moved out of care home   ITV News
Police probe deaths at Holmdale House Care Home, Ryde   BBC News
Five deaths at 'unsafe' care home - police launch investigation   mirror.co.uk

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Steelers' staff put in the hard yards for great cause
Yorkshire Post
STAFF from Sheffield Steelers have been putting their best feet forward in aid of charity with a marathon 83-mile walk from Birmingham to the Steel City. David Simms, Neil Edwards and Elliott Hall began their gruelling trek from just outside Birmingham on ...

VIDEO: Sheffield Steelers walkers amazing trek for Amy Usher.   Doncaster Today
Inspirational Amy Usher loses her cancer battle   The Star

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Contraceptive implant: 609 NI under 16s treated
BBC News
An 11-year-old is among more than 600 girls under the age of 16 in Northern Ireland given contraceptive implants in the last five years. Rods inserted into the arm release hormones to stop egg production and prevent pregnancy. While the age of consent is ...

Contraceptive implant given to 600 teens including girl aged 11   Belfast Telegraph
Northern Ireland boasts scenery like nowhere else   Telegraph.co.uk
Made in Northern Ireland Awards 2015   Belfast Newsletter
Chronicle Bulletin
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