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Warning on seven-day surgeries
Isle of Man Today
Ministers must stop their "surreal obsession" with wanting to see GPs' surgeries opening seven days a week, one of the UK's most senior doctors will warn today. Dr Chaand Nagpaul, the British Medical Association's (BMA) GP committee chairman, will ...
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Isle of Man Today
Ministers must stop their "surreal obsession" with wanting to see GPs' surgeries opening seven days a week, one of the UK's most senior doctors will warn today. Dr Chaand Nagpaul, the British Medical Association's (BMA) GP committee chairman, will ...
Telegraph.co.uk
MPs took tobacco firms' gifts before packaging vote
Telegraph.co.uk
MPs and peers accepted gifts from the tobacco industry, such as tickets to the men's final at Wimbledon and the opera at Glyndebourne, before voting against plain packaging, an investigation has found. It emerged that 38 MPs have received a total of £60,000 ...
Big tobacco hosted UK MPs to stall legislationTimes of India
MPs accept tobacco industry hospitality worth £60000 - including a Paul ...The Independent
British MPS 'took tobacco firm hospitality'Irish Examiner
Daily Mail
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Telegraph.co.uk
MPs and peers accepted gifts from the tobacco industry, such as tickets to the men's final at Wimbledon and the opera at Glyndebourne, before voting against plain packaging, an investigation has found. It emerged that 38 MPs have received a total of £60,000 ...
Big tobacco hosted UK MPs to stall legislation
MPs accept tobacco industry hospitality worth £60000 - including a Paul ...
British MPS 'took tobacco firm hospitality'
Mirror.co.uk
NHS failing thousands of cancer patients as they are being treated too slowly
Mirror.co.uk
The NHS is failing thousands of cancer patients by treating them too slowly, a charity has warned. Guidelines say at least 85% of patients should start treatment within 62 days of being referred for suspected cancer. But new figures show the target was missed ...
More NHS hospitals breach waiting times for cancer treatmentThe Guardian
NHS failing cancer patients as waiting numbers highest since records beganDaily Mail
Warnings Over Cancer Treatment DelaysYahoo News UK
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Mirror.co.uk
The NHS is failing thousands of cancer patients by treating them too slowly, a charity has warned. Guidelines say at least 85% of patients should start treatment within 62 days of being referred for suspected cancer. But new figures show the target was missed ...
More NHS hospitals breach waiting times for cancer treatment
NHS failing cancer patients as waiting numbers highest since records began
Warnings Over Cancer Treatment Delays
Telegraph.co.uk
Links between hay fever, asthma and prostate cancer inconclusive
Thorne Gazette
"Men with hay fever are more likely to have prostate cancer – but those with asthma are more likely to survive it," the Daily Mirror reports. Those were the puzzling and largely inconclusive findings of a new study looking at these three conditions. Researchers ...
Harvard Study Says Daily Orgasm Helps Keep Out Prostate Cancer For Men ...International Business Times AU
An orgasm a day could keep prostate cancer at bayTelegraph.co.uk
Men who ejaculate often are less likely to develop prostate cancer, study findsThe Independent
Newsmax
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Thorne Gazette
"Men with hay fever are more likely to have prostate cancer – but those with asthma are more likely to survive it," the Daily Mirror reports. Those were the puzzling and largely inconclusive findings of a new study looking at these three conditions. Researchers ...
Harvard Study Says Daily Orgasm Helps Keep Out Prostate Cancer For Men ...
An orgasm a day could keep prostate cancer at bay
Men who ejaculate often are less likely to develop prostate cancer, study finds
Irish Examiner
Prolonged paracetamol 'risk to unborn boys'
Irish Examiner
Prolonged paracetamol use by pregnant women may reduce testosterone production in their unborn sons, research has found. Scientists at the University of Edinburgh said their study adds to existing evidence that too much paracetamol in pregnancy may ...
Paracetamol/Tylenol in pregnancy may lower testosterone in boysAsiaOne
Pregnancy paracetamol 'risk for unborn sons'The Times (subscription)
Painkiller fertility risk to unborn baby boysHerald
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Irish Examiner
Prolonged paracetamol use by pregnant women may reduce testosterone production in their unborn sons, research has found. Scientists at the University of Edinburgh said their study adds to existing evidence that too much paracetamol in pregnancy may ...
Paracetamol/Tylenol in pregnancy may lower testosterone in boys
Pregnancy paracetamol 'risk for unborn sons'
Painkiller fertility risk to unborn baby boys
BBC News
Nurse: 'Wish I could do more for the dying'
BBC News
When someone close to you is terminally ill it's difficult enough without having to deal with poor care from the hospital as well. Newsbeat listeners have been sharing their stories after a report found thousands of dying patients are suffering needlessly.
Quality of DeathThe Times (subscription)
Bolton Hospice calls for better work with NHS after catalogue of dying patient ...This Is Lancashire
UK: Dying without DignityDocuticker
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BBC News
When someone close to you is terminally ill it's difficult enough without having to deal with poor care from the hospital as well. Newsbeat listeners have been sharing their stories after a report found thousands of dying patients are suffering needlessly.
Quality of Death
Bolton Hospice calls for better work with NHS after catalogue of dying patient ...
UK: Dying without Dignity
GMA News
Toymaker makes inclusive dolls with hearing aids, canes, wheelchairs
GMA News
A British 3D-printed toy company is making inclusive accessories for its doll line as part of a campaign to embrace human diversity. Makielab, the first firm to make 3D-printed toys at retail, said it is expanding its accessory range for its create-your-own Makies ...
Toy maker creates toys to resemble kids with disabilitiesStuff.co.nz
New dolls aim to embrace disabilitiesiAfrica.com
#ToyLikeMe: Toy-Making Company to Sell 'Beautiful' Dolls With Disabilities ...Gospel Herald
PSFK (blog)
Women24
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GMA News
A British 3D-printed toy company is making inclusive accessories for its doll line as part of a campaign to embrace human diversity. Makielab, the first firm to make 3D-printed toys at retail, said it is expanding its accessory range for its create-your-own Makies ...
Toy maker creates toys to resemble kids with disabilities
New dolls aim to embrace disabilities
#ToyLikeMe: Toy-Making Company to Sell 'Beautiful' Dolls With Disabilities ...
Empire State Tribune
Children born beginning 1990 are three times more likely to be overweight or ...
Empire State Tribune
Researchers at the University College London (UCL) reported children who were born since the year 1990 are three times more prone to be overweight and obese, compared to those who were born earlier. The prevalence of increasing health problems like ...
Obese 4-5 year olds likely to remain overweight throughout their primary school lifeHealthCanal.com
90s kids more likely to be overweight or obeseNHS Choices
Motherlode | Parents Don't Notice Extra Pounds on Overweight ChildrenNew York Times (blog)
BBC News
Irish Times
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Empire State Tribune
Researchers at the University College London (UCL) reported children who were born since the year 1990 are three times more prone to be overweight and obese, compared to those who were born earlier. The prevalence of increasing health problems like ...
Obese 4-5 year olds likely to remain overweight throughout their primary school life
90s kids more likely to be overweight or obese
Motherlode | Parents Don't Notice Extra Pounds on Overweight Children
AsiaOne
UPDATE 1-South Korea confirms second case of MERS virus; third case possible
Reuters
... * Wife of the first patient positive for MERS; both stable. * Another who shared hospital room has fever -officials. * WHO says 1,118 cases globally, 423 deaths (Adds more details and quotes). By Meeyoung Cho. SEOUL, May 21 (Reuters) - South Korean ...
South Korea confirms second case of MERS virus; third case possibleDaily Mail
1st Korean MERS Virus Infections ConfirmedThe Chosun Ilbo
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Reuters
... * Wife of the first patient positive for MERS; both stable. * Another who shared hospital room has fever -officials. * WHO says 1,118 cases globally, 423 deaths (Adds more details and quotes). By Meeyoung Cho. SEOUL, May 21 (Reuters) - South Korean ...
South Korea confirms second case of MERS virus; third case possible
1st Korean MERS Virus Infections Confirmed
European Pharmaceutical Review
Clinical trials need a booster shot: Doctors
Times of India
MUMBAI: Smita, a former patient of brain tumour, considers herself lucky that she was able to undergo a special form of radiotherapy six years ago. "I was inducted into a clinical trial that was evaluating the merits of a focused radiation technique," said Smita ...
NHS pressures at risk of stifling cancer research, says reportHealthCanal.com
Regrets? Opting out of clinical trials may prompt more than a fewSatellite PR News (press release)
Clinical drug trials need healthy dose of transparencyTheChronicleHerald.ca
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Times of India
MUMBAI: Smita, a former patient of brain tumour, considers herself lucky that she was able to undergo a special form of radiotherapy six years ago. "I was inducted into a clinical trial that was evaluating the merits of a focused radiation technique," said Smita ...
NHS pressures at risk of stifling cancer research, says report
Regrets? Opting out of clinical trials may prompt more than a few
Clinical drug trials need healthy dose of transparency
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