Belfast Telegraph
Study probes new Alzheimer's cause
Belfast Telegraph
A study using mice has uncovered a possible new cause of Alzheimer's disease, and suggests a drug currently being investigated in human clinical trials to treat cancer could prevent the illness.
Brain aging: 5 ways to stay sharpCBC.ca
Alzheimer's breakthrough raises hopes of drug to reverse symptomsThe Times (subscription)
Immune system link to Alzheimer's disease: US studyBangkok Post
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Belfast Telegraph
A study using mice has uncovered a possible new cause of Alzheimer's disease, and suggests a drug currently being investigated in human clinical trials to treat cancer could prevent the illness.
Brain aging: 5 ways to stay sharp
Alzheimer's breakthrough raises hopes of drug to reverse symptoms
Immune system link to Alzheimer's disease: US study
The Northern Echo
One in three GPs 'want out' within five years
The Northern Echo
ONE in three GPs in the North-East and North Yorkshire are considering retirement within the next five years, according to a shock new survey. The figures confirm the worst fears of North-East doctors' leaders. There are also major concerns that nearly a third ...
Third of GPs considering retirement in next five yearsITV News
NHS stress: a third of GPs plan to retire in next five yearsThe Guardian
Third of GPs 'considering retiring'Belfast Telegraph
BBC News
Herald Scotland
Scotsman
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The Northern Echo
ONE in three GPs in the North-East and North Yorkshire are considering retirement within the next five years, according to a shock new survey. The figures confirm the worst fears of North-East doctors' leaders. There are also major concerns that nearly a third ...
Third of GPs considering retirement in next five years
NHS stress: a third of GPs plan to retire in next five years
Third of GPs 'considering retiring'
CBS Local
Tanning Beds Can Spread Herpes And Other Pathogens, Doctors Warn
CBS Local
WESTWOOD, N.J. (CBSNewYork) — If you're thinking about hitting a tanning bed to get a head start on your summer tan, you might want to think again. As CBS2's Tracee Carrasco reported, doctors say bacteria and viruses can lurk inside those beds ...
Tanning beds can harbour herpes and faecal bacteria, expert warnsThe Independent
How you could catch HERPES from a sunbedDaily Mail
Herpes From a Tanning Bed? It's PossibleYahoo Health
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CBS Local
WESTWOOD, N.J. (CBSNewYork) — If you're thinking about hitting a tanning bed to get a head start on your summer tan, you might want to think again. As CBS2's Tracee Carrasco reported, doctors say bacteria and viruses can lurk inside those beds ...
Tanning beds can harbour herpes and faecal bacteria, expert warns
How you could catch HERPES from a sunbed
Herpes From a Tanning Bed? It's Possible
Live Science
Are Health Apps Harmful or Helpful? Experts Debate
Live Science
Increasing your anxiety, raising your risk for a misdiagnosis, maybe even turning yourself into a hypochondriac — yep, there's an app for that. Health apps are ubiquitous, but do they do more harm than good? Some doctors are beginning to ask whether these ...
Report Questions Whether Health Apps Benefit Healthy PeopleNew York Times (blog)
How so-called health apps could actually be causing us stress: Doctors warn ...Daily Mail
Medics split on health app benefitsPerth Now
The Independent
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Live Science
Increasing your anxiety, raising your risk for a misdiagnosis, maybe even turning yourself into a hypochondriac — yep, there's an app for that. Health apps are ubiquitous, but do they do more harm than good? Some doctors are beginning to ask whether these ...
Report Questions Whether Health Apps Benefit Healthy People
How so-called health apps could actually be causing us stress: Doctors warn ...
Medics split on health app benefits
Daily Mail
Raymond Allen who brought KFC to Britain admits he thinks 'it's dreadful'
Daily Mail
The businessman who brought KFC to the UK but has only ever eaten it once, says he will not go again and branded the fast-food chain 'dreadful.' Raymond Allen - who is only a handful of people in the world to know its secret recipe - opened the first ...
Man Who Brought KFC to England Says He Won't Eat ThereABC News
'KFC is dreadful', admits man who brought it to the UK, 'I would not go in there'The Independent
'I will never eat KFC again,' vows man who brought it to BritainTelegraph.co.uk
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Express.co.uk
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Daily Mail
The businessman who brought KFC to the UK but has only ever eaten it once, says he will not go again and branded the fast-food chain 'dreadful.' Raymond Allen - who is only a handful of people in the world to know its secret recipe - opened the first ...
Man Who Brought KFC to England Says He Won't Eat There
'KFC is dreadful', admits man who brought it to the UK, 'I would not go in there'
'I will never eat KFC again,' vows man who brought it to Britain
Nursing Times
Young type 1 diabetes patients at higher risk of admission
Nursing Times
Children with type 1 diabetes are almost five times more likely than others to be admitted to hospital for any reason, according to research in Wales. Pre-school children and those from disadvantaged backgrounds are most at risk, suggest findings from a study ...
Kids with type 1 diabetes almost five times as likely to be hospitalisedUniversity of Bristol
Kids with Type 1 diabetes face much higher hospitalization ratesWFMJ
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Nursing Times
Children with type 1 diabetes are almost five times more likely than others to be admitted to hospital for any reason, according to research in Wales. Pre-school children and those from disadvantaged backgrounds are most at risk, suggest findings from a study ...
Kids with type 1 diabetes almost five times as likely to be hospitalised
Kids with Type 1 diabetes face much higher hospitalization rates
Telegraph.co.uk
NHS union votes to ballot to strike if '7 day NHS' means pay cuts
Telegraph.co.uk
Nurses, cleaners and porters have voted to ballot on strike action if plans for a “seven-day NHS” mean workers lose pay boosts for working unsocial hours. The Conservatives have pledged to introduce a “truly seven-day NHS” with more consultants working ...
Unison member claims NHS pay strikers were 'punished' by managersNursing Times
NHS staff at Unison health conference say, fight the cutsSocialist Worker
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Telegraph.co.uk
Nurses, cleaners and porters have voted to ballot on strike action if plans for a “seven-day NHS” mean workers lose pay boosts for working unsocial hours. The Conservatives have pledged to introduce a “truly seven-day NHS” with more consultants working ...
Unison member claims NHS pay strikers were 'punished' by managers
NHS staff at Unison health conference say, fight the cuts
Scotsman
Dementia and stroke funding in UK 'too low'
Scotsman
THE amount of money spent on research into dementia and stroke in the UK is still far too low, health experts have said. Analysis of funding for research into the four main causes of death and disability in the UK - cancer, heart disease, dementia and stroke ...
Dementia and stroke funding remains too low, say expertsOnMedica
Oxford scientists call for more funding for Dementia researchITV News
Dementia research gets 13 times less funding than cancer, figures showTelegraph.co.uk
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Scotsman
THE amount of money spent on research into dementia and stroke in the UK is still far too low, health experts have said. Analysis of funding for research into the four main causes of death and disability in the UK - cancer, heart disease, dementia and stroke ...
Dementia and stroke funding remains too low, say experts
Oxford scientists call for more funding for Dementia research
Dementia research gets 13 times less funding than cancer, figures show
NW Evening Mail
BIG DEBATE: Putting cancer at top of agenda
NW Evening Mail
APRIL is bowel cancer awareness month. Someone dies from the disease in the UK every 30 minutes but it is treatable when diagnosed at an early stage. The only problem is that only nine per cent of patients are diagnosed at the early stage. Now one ...
Gene analysis to help target bowel cancer treatmentThe National
Why it's vital to get symptoms checked outPortsmouth News
Queen's Uni Leads The Way In Precision Cancer Medicine4ni.co.uk
PharmaTimes
Phys.Org
Belfast Telegraph
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NW Evening Mail
APRIL is bowel cancer awareness month. Someone dies from the disease in the UK every 30 minutes but it is treatable when diagnosed at an early stage. The only problem is that only nine per cent of patients are diagnosed at the early stage. Now one ...
Gene analysis to help target bowel cancer treatment
Why it's vital to get symptoms checked out
Queen's Uni Leads The Way In Precision Cancer Medicine
The Guardian
NHS funding: plenty of manifesto pledges, but fewer firm figures
The Guardian
'The NHS consistently achieves more (reducing mortality rates) with proportionately less,' writes Professor Colin Pritchard. Photograph: David Sillitoe for the Guardian. Letters. Monday 13 April 2015 13.55 EDT Last modified on Monday 13 April 2015 19.03 ...
David Taylor-Gooby: NHS five-year plan has wide support - but how do we pay ...The Journal
Tory plans for same day GP access for elderly come under fireOnMedica
Tories promise same-day GP appointments for over-75sPulse
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The Guardian
'The NHS consistently achieves more (reducing mortality rates) with proportionately less,' writes Professor Colin Pritchard. Photograph: David Sillitoe for the Guardian. Letters. Monday 13 April 2015 13.55 EDT Last modified on Monday 13 April 2015 19.03 ...
David Taylor-Gooby: NHS five-year plan has wide support - but how do we pay ...
Tory plans for same day GP access for elderly come under fire
Tories promise same-day GP appointments for over-75s
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