The Independent
'Game-changing' new way to fight cancer discovered
The Independent
Researchers believe they have found a “game-changing” way to boost the body's immune system, potentially enabling it to fight off any kind of cancer or virus. A “completely unknown” protein was discovered by scientists at Imperial College London and they ...
Mystery protein could help us ward off diseaseThe Times (subscription)
Cancer fighting protein discovered by chance offers fresh hope for cureExpress.co.uk
Cancer treatment supercharges the body's ability to fight diseaseDaily Mail
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The Independent
Researchers believe they have found a “game-changing” way to boost the body's immune system, potentially enabling it to fight off any kind of cancer or virus. A “completely unknown” protein was discovered by scientists at Imperial College London and they ...
Mystery protein could help us ward off disease
Cancer fighting protein discovered by chance offers fresh hope for cure
Cancer treatment supercharges the body's ability to fight disease
Scotsman
Blood test could detect breast cancer years before
Scotsman
A SIMPLE blood test has been developed which could be more accurate than a mammogram at predicting breast cancer up to five years before it develops, a major study has found. Danish scientists hope the breakthrough could lead to better prevention and ...
Blood test that can predict your breast cancer risk 'years into the future ...Daily Mail
Danish scientists say a simple blood test can be used to predict breast cancerInternational Business Times UK
2 Your Health Hormone Replacement and Breast Cancer RiskWCBD
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Scotsman
A SIMPLE blood test has been developed which could be more accurate than a mammogram at predicting breast cancer up to five years before it develops, a major study has found. Danish scientists hope the breakthrough could lead to better prevention and ...
Blood test that can predict your breast cancer risk 'years into the future ...
Danish scientists say a simple blood test can be used to predict breast cancer
2 Your Health Hormone Replacement and Breast Cancer Risk
The Guardian
The election's gone to pot: Northern Ireland gets broadcast from pro-cannabis party
The Guardian
Northern Ireland is to have its first-ever party political broadcast by a party campaigning solely for reform of Britain's drug laws on Thursday night. The Cannabis Is Safer Than Alcohol party (Cista) has registered 32 candidates for the general election, including ...
Cannabis is Safer than Alcohol – Who are they and what do they want?Slugger O'Toole
It's high time medicinal cannabis was worthy of political debateBelfast Telegraph (blog)
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The Guardian
Northern Ireland is to have its first-ever party political broadcast by a party campaigning solely for reform of Britain's drug laws on Thursday night. The Cannabis Is Safer Than Alcohol party (Cista) has registered 32 candidates for the general election, including ...
Cannabis is Safer than Alcohol – Who are they and what do they want?
It's high time medicinal cannabis was worthy of political debate
Belfast Telegraph
British soldiers sent to Afghanistan given anti-malaria drug known to be ...
Belfast Telegraph
Hundreds of British soldiers in Afghanistan were given a controversial anti-malaria drug even though experts do not recommend its use in the country, it can be revealed. Related Articles. More veterans seeking mental help. Also in this Section. Burnham ...
Hundreds of British soldiers sent to Afghanistan given anti-malarial drug known ...The Independent
1000 Armed Forces members require psychiatric treatment after being given anti ...Daily Mail
Labour vows review after 994 troops 'stricken by Lariam'Channel 4 News
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Belfast Telegraph
Hundreds of British soldiers in Afghanistan were given a controversial anti-malaria drug even though experts do not recommend its use in the country, it can be revealed. Related Articles. More veterans seeking mental help. Also in this Section. Burnham ...
Hundreds of British soldiers sent to Afghanistan given anti-malarial drug known ...
1000 Armed Forces members require psychiatric treatment after being given anti ...
Labour vows review after 994 troops 'stricken by Lariam'
BBC News
'Preventable rabies kills 160 people per day'
BBC News
Around 59,000 people die every year from rabies transmitted by dogs, with the poorer regions of the world worst affected, says a report by the Global Alliance for Rabies Control. The report authors said more should be done to vaccinate dogs, particularly in ...
Scottish scientists put a figure on rabies deaths for the first timeHerald Scotland
Rabies spread by dogs 'kills 60000 people a year'Western Morning News
Scots study finds dog rabies kills 160 people a dayScotsman (blog)
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BBC News
Around 59,000 people die every year from rabies transmitted by dogs, with the poorer regions of the world worst affected, says a report by the Global Alliance for Rabies Control. The report authors said more should be done to vaccinate dogs, particularly in ...
Scottish scientists put a figure on rabies deaths for the first time
Rabies spread by dogs 'kills 60000 people a year'
Scots study finds dog rabies kills 160 people a day
The Register
Health apps and wearables make you nervous, not fit, say boffins
The Register
The British Medical Journal has staged a debate on the topic “Can healthy people benefit from health apps?” The debate seems to your correspondent to be a draw. Iltifat Husain, editor, iMedicalApps.com, and assistant professor of emergency medicine at ...
Fitness apps don't improve health - and could be harmfulThe Independent
Doctors warn 'untested and unscientific' apps make us worry we are abnormalDaily Mail
Do health apps actually harm or help healthy people?Times of India
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The Register
The British Medical Journal has staged a debate on the topic “Can healthy people benefit from health apps?” The debate seems to your correspondent to be a draw. Iltifat Husain, editor, iMedicalApps.com, and assistant professor of emergency medicine at ...
Fitness apps don't improve health - and could be harmful
Doctors warn 'untested and unscientific' apps make us worry we are abnormal
Do health apps actually harm or help healthy people?
Scotsman
Sharp minds in old age 'may be down to genes'
Scotsman
STAYING sharp in old age may be in your genes, as scientists have discovered a link for the first time between the genetic code and how quickly we can process new information. The findings could help understand how the brain works and why some people ...
Genes determine which of us stays sharp as we age, study revealsHerald Scotland
Gene study may explain why some remain quick thinkersBBC News
The speed at which we process new information is written in our genesDaily Mail
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Scotsman
STAYING sharp in old age may be in your genes, as scientists have discovered a link for the first time between the genetic code and how quickly we can process new information. The findings could help understand how the brain works and why some people ...
Genes determine which of us stays sharp as we age, study reveals
Gene study may explain why some remain quick thinkers
The speed at which we process new information is written in our genes
Daily Star
WARNING: Deadly new craze of holding breath is putting kids in serious danger
Daily Star
PARENTS have been warned about a twisted new game their children are playing, involving suffocating each other until they pass out. By Ashitha Nagesh / Published 17th April 2015. The deadly new craze is putting children in danger DEADLY: The ...
'Sleeper' craze: Eight-year-old boy believed to be victim of new suffocation gameManchester Evening News
Police warn of deadly 'sleeper' playground craze after child taken to hospital ...mirror.co.uk
'Sleeper' craze: Greater Manchester Police warns of deathBBC News
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Daily Star
PARENTS have been warned about a twisted new game their children are playing, involving suffocating each other until they pass out. By Ashitha Nagesh / Published 17th April 2015. The deadly new craze is putting children in danger DEADLY: The ...
'Sleeper' craze: Eight-year-old boy believed to be victim of new suffocation game
Police warn of deadly 'sleeper' playground craze after child taken to hospital ...
'Sleeper' craze: Greater Manchester Police warns of death
NHS Choices
Does happiness have a smell and is it contagious?
NHS Choices
"Humans can smell when other people are happy, researchers discover," The Independent reports; somewhat over-enthusiastically. In a new study, Dutch researchers investigated where happiness could be "spread" to others, via body odours, through a ...
REVEALED: Your sweat can bring happiness!Times of India
Why happiness is infectious: you can actually smell joyTelegraph.co.uk
Humans release chemicals in their sweat that convey joyDaily Mail
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NHS Choices
"Humans can smell when other people are happy, researchers discover," The Independent reports; somewhat over-enthusiastically. In a new study, Dutch researchers investigated where happiness could be "spread" to others, via body odours, through a ...
REVEALED: Your sweat can bring happiness!
Why happiness is infectious: you can actually smell joy
Humans release chemicals in their sweat that convey joy
shropshirestar.com
GPs are undervalued say Shropshire doctors
shropshirestar.com
Many doctors working in surgeries have not had a pay rise for 10 years and those who have retired have not been replaced, according to retired GP Dr Charles West. His fears for the state of the medical profession have been echoed by Dr Rob Richards, who ...
GP 'brain drain' on the cardsBelfast Telegraph
Doctors blast politicians' 'unachievable' promises ahead of General ElectionLancashire Telegraph
GPs want to retire or emigrate, poll findsTelegraph.co.uk
Daily Mail
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shropshirestar.com
Many doctors working in surgeries have not had a pay rise for 10 years and those who have retired have not been replaced, according to retired GP Dr Charles West. His fears for the state of the medical profession have been echoed by Dr Rob Richards, who ...
GP 'brain drain' on the cards
Doctors blast politicians' 'unachievable' promises ahead of General Election
GPs want to retire or emigrate, poll finds
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