Belfast Telegraph
Betsi: gamble or opportunity?
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So with eleven months to go until the assembly election, the Welsh government has taken much greater control of the biggest health board in Wales. In one fell swoop, the state of the NHS just became an even bigger political issue than it was already shaping ...
Now e-cigarettes could be banned in public places: Welsh Government says it ...Daily Mail
E-cigarettes in enclosed public places could be banned in WalesTelegraph.co.uk
Welsh health board put in special measures amid human rights concernsThe Guardian
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BBC News
So with eleven months to go until the assembly election, the Welsh government has taken much greater control of the biggest health board in Wales. In one fell swoop, the state of the NHS just became an even bigger political issue than it was already shaping ...
Now e-cigarettes could be banned in public places: Welsh Government says it ...
E-cigarettes in enclosed public places could be banned in Wales
Welsh health board put in special measures amid human rights concerns
Telegraph.co.uk
Scientists discover 'trigger' which could stop breast cancer spreading
Telegraph.co.uk
Breast cancer could be stopped from spreading to other parts of the body after a discovery by British scientists raised hopes of new lifesaving treatment for the disease. Scientists at the University of Edinburgh said they have discovered a "trigger" that allows ...
Cancer patients miss out on drugs as big firms row over cashDaily Mail
Breast cancer 'stopped from spreading in body' as new study gives hope to ...Mirror.co.uk
Scottish scientists discover trigger which may help stop cancer spreadingHerald Scotland
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Telegraph.co.uk
Breast cancer could be stopped from spreading to other parts of the body after a discovery by British scientists raised hopes of new lifesaving treatment for the disease. Scientists at the University of Edinburgh said they have discovered a "trigger" that allows ...
Cancer patients miss out on drugs as big firms row over cash
Breast cancer 'stopped from spreading in body' as new study gives hope to ...
Scottish scientists discover trigger which may help stop cancer spreading
NDTV
Seventh death in South Korea Mers outbreak
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A seventh person has died in South Korea after contracting Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (Mers), says the health ministry. The patient was a 68-year-old woman with a pre-existing heart condition, who was infected at the same hospital as all the other ...
From red pepper paste to quarantine: South Korean village shut by MERSReuters
Hong Kong to issue red alert for travel to South Korea amid MERS outbreakDaily Mail
South Korea MERS outbreak: Death toll rises to 7CNN
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BBC News
A seventh person has died in South Korea after contracting Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (Mers), says the health ministry. The patient was a 68-year-old woman with a pre-existing heart condition, who was infected at the same hospital as all the other ...
From red pepper paste to quarantine: South Korean village shut by MERS
Hong Kong to issue red alert for travel to South Korea amid MERS outbreak
South Korea MERS outbreak: Death toll rises to 7
The Australian Financial Review
Airlines face legal action over cabin air quality
The Australian Financial Review
The European Aviation Safety Agency has asked German researchers to investigate the quality of air in 60 commercial flights during the next 17 months. Bloomberg. by Peggy Hollinger. Europe's aviation safety regulator is investigating the quality of cabin air ...
UK cabin crew to launch air quality law suitsmicebtn
Cabin crew to sue British airlines over 'poisoning'Scotsman
UK airlines face legal action over quality of cabin airFinancial Times
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The Australian Financial Review
The European Aviation Safety Agency has asked German researchers to investigate the quality of air in 60 commercial flights during the next 17 months. Bloomberg. by Peggy Hollinger. Europe's aviation safety regulator is investigating the quality of cabin air ...
UK cabin crew to launch air quality law suits
Cabin crew to sue British airlines over 'poisoning'
UK airlines face legal action over quality of cabin air
Daily Mail
Hospital bugs 'spread by use of wet wipes to clean wards'
Daily Mail
Medical wet wipes used to clean hospital wards are helping spread deadly superbugs, the first study of its kind has revealed. The majority of UK hospitals support the use of clinical detergent wipes in the routine cleaning of wards. But the study discovered that ...
Wet wipes could be spreading bacteria in homes and hospitalsTelegraph.co.uk
Superbugs 'spread by hospital wet wipes'BBC News
Hospital wet wipes 'spread' deadly superbugs according to Cardiff University ...WalesOnline
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Daily Mail
Medical wet wipes used to clean hospital wards are helping spread deadly superbugs, the first study of its kind has revealed. The majority of UK hospitals support the use of clinical detergent wipes in the routine cleaning of wards. But the study discovered that ...
Wet wipes could be spreading bacteria in homes and hospitals
Superbugs 'spread by hospital wet wipes'
Hospital wet wipes 'spread' deadly superbugs according to Cardiff University ...
National Post
Obesity can help heart attack victims survive - study
New Zealand Herald
It was thought that all fat was bad for people with heart disease, but it seems that over a certain level it starts to have a protective effect. Photo / Thinkstock. Being obese could actually improve the chances of survival after a heart attack because excess fat ...
Why some obese patients live LONGER after heart attack than their slimmer peersDaily Mail
Being obese may boost heart attack victims' chances of survivalNational Post
Fat 'might be essential for heart health'Independent Online
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New Zealand Herald
It was thought that all fat was bad for people with heart disease, but it seems that over a certain level it starts to have a protective effect. Photo / Thinkstock. Being obese could actually improve the chances of survival after a heart attack because excess fat ...
Why some obese patients live LONGER after heart attack than their slimmer peers
Being obese may boost heart attack victims' chances of survival
Fat 'might be essential for heart health'
Daily Mail
Women are 'mistaking the signs of bladder cancer for cystitis', experts warn
Daily Mail
Women are at greater risk of dying from bladder cancer because it is easy to dismiss the signs and symptoms of the disease as a simple urine infection, experts have warned. New research has revealed female patients are more likely to be diagnosed with the ...
Bladder cancer hits women worseThe Australian (blog)
'Be on alert for bladder cancer' women advisedBBC News
Survival rates for bladder cancer in women are around 10% worse than for menWestern Daily Press
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Daily Mail
Women are at greater risk of dying from bladder cancer because it is easy to dismiss the signs and symptoms of the disease as a simple urine infection, experts have warned. New research has revealed female patients are more likely to be diagnosed with the ...
Bladder cancer hits women worse
'Be on alert for bladder cancer' women advised
Survival rates for bladder cancer in women are around 10% worse than for men
Brisbane Times
Theme park victim has leg amputated
Brisbane Times
Leah Washington has had her leg amputated above the left knee after a roller coaster crash at Alton Towers theme park in the UK last Tuesday. 09/06/15. NASA's test ends with partial success (Video Thumbnail). Up next... NASA's test ends with partial ...
Teen girl injured in UK amusement park roller-coaster crash loses leg9news.com.au
Teen loses leg after roller-coaster crashOtago Daily Times
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Brisbane Times
Leah Washington has had her leg amputated above the left knee after a roller coaster crash at Alton Towers theme park in the UK last Tuesday. 09/06/15. NASA's test ends with partial success (Video Thumbnail). Up next... NASA's test ends with partial ...
Teen girl injured in UK amusement park roller-coaster crash loses leg
Teen loses leg after roller-coaster crash
Free Malaysia Today
Non-invasive prenatal testing gets good results: study
Free Malaysia Today
The new, non-invasive method of screening pregnancies for the presence of conditions like Down's syndrome is highly accurate, according to recent research. prenatal testing. The new, non-invasive method of screening pregnancies for the presence of ...
New Non-invasive Down's Syndrome Test: Cost-effective Way Of Whipping Up ...Times Gazette
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The new, non-invasive method of screening pregnancies for the presence of conditions like Down's syndrome is highly accurate, according to recent research. prenatal testing. The new, non-invasive method of screening pregnancies for the presence of ...
New Non-invasive Down's Syndrome Test: Cost-effective Way Of Whipping Up ...
'Safe' non-invasive prenatal testing for Down's syndrome one step closer to reality
Non-invasive Down's syndrome test 'ready for NHS'
Derby Telegraph
Derbyshire shoppers warned of product recall by Sainsbury's, Asda, Morrisons ...
Derby Telegraph
Derbyshire shoppers are being warned of a product recall by Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury's, Tesco and Waitrose. The Food Standards Agency said a number of gluten-free products may contain gluten. It said: "This means they are a possible health risk for ...
Supermarkets recall gluten free products - as they may contain glutenMearns Leader
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Derby Telegraph
Derbyshire shoppers are being warned of a product recall by Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury's, Tesco and Waitrose. The Food Standards Agency said a number of gluten-free products may contain gluten. It said: "This means they are a possible health risk for ...
Supermarkets recall gluten free products - as they may contain gluten
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