uk-hotdailynews: 2015-07-04 U.K. Health

Cornwall set to win 'NHS devolution' deal
The Independent
Cornwall is set to win its own 'NHS devolution' deal, which could see the county take control of a £2bn combined health, care and welfare budget by the end of the decade, according to reports. The deal would see Cornwall follow Greater Manchester as ...
Exclusive: Cornwall on brink of first county devolution deal   Local Government Chronicle
Exclusive: Cornwall set for NHS integration-devolution deal   Health Service Journal

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Jeremy Hunt slapped down by David Cameron after backing fines for missed GP ...
Mirror.co.uk
Jeremy Hunt was slapped down yesterday for suggesting patients who miss GP appointments should be fined. The millionaire Health Secretary said sick and vulnerable people should pay for any doctors' appointments they miss. “Charging for missed ...

No charges for missed GP appointments, says Cameron   The Guardian
Downing Street slaps down Jeremy Hunt after backing fines for missed NHS ...   The Independent
'No charge' for missed appointments   shropshirestar.com
Grimsby Telegraph
Lincolnshire Echo
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Cannabis should be legal and tobacco illegal, under-30s tell new survey
Belfast Telegraph
Half of those surveyed said cannabis should be made legal and 25% called for alcohol should be banned. Cannabis should be legal and tobacco should be made illegal, according to a new survey for young people.
More young people think weed should be legal than tobacco, study finds   The Independent
Tribal mentality in social media   nation.lk - The Nation Newspaper

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'Sniff test' may help detect autism - research
New Zealand Herald
The researchers said a sense of smell had a role in social interaction, which could explain its link with autism. Photo / 123RF. A simple sniffing test could determine if children have autism even before they are able to speak, researchers say. People ...
Israeli scientists hope to sniff out autism   The Times of Israel
Simple sniff test could detect autism   Economic Times
Sniffing tests could help diagnose autism, say researchers   The Independent
BBC News
NEWS.com.au
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Brain tumour boy Ashya King back home in Portsmouth
BBC News
A boy who was at the centre of an international manhunt after his parents took him abroad for brain tumour treatment is back home in Portsmouth. Brett and Naghemeh King took six-year-old Ashya out of a Southampton hospital against medical advice last ...

Ashya King is back – but was it right for him to go?   Channel 4 News (blog)
Ashya King returns to the UK after proton therapy cure   The Times (subscription)
Ashya King returns home to the UK after being given the all clear   Metro
Sky News
Telegraph.co.uk
Daily Mail
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New South Glasgow hospital named after Queen Elizabeth
BBC News
Glasgow's new hospital has been renamed the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital after the monarch officially opened it. The £842m facility, formerly known as the South Glasgow University Hospital, started taking patients in April. The Queen and the ...
New hospital is providing a much worse service to sick children   Herald Scotland
Queen Elizabeth Joins Moment of Silence for Tunisia Terror Attack Victims   ABC News
Queen opens Glasgow hospital named in her honour   Scotsman
Scottish Daily Record
Glasgow Evening Times
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Man tested for Ebola in Liverpool hospital after returning from work visit to ...
Mirror.co.uk
A man recently working in Africa is being treated for the deadly Ebola virus in a UK hospital. The patient was taken to the Royal Liverpool Hospital for tests after concerns were raised over his health. The man, described as having a history of travel ...
Ebola scare in North Wales as man rushed to hospital to be tested for the ...   WalesOnline
Patient tested for deadly EBOLA virus at Liverpool hospital   Express.co.uk
Patient admitted to Liverpool hospital for Ebola testing   ITV News
Daily Post North Wales
Liverpool Echo
News North Wales
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Health pay review a breakthrough says union
Herald Scotland
A trade union has described a planned review of the lowest pay band in the health service as a breakthrough in the fight against poverty. A trade union has described a planned review of the lowest pay band in the health service as a breakthrough in the ...
SNP move to review bottom band of NHS pay after working with trade union   The National
George Osborne urged to plug the NHS's financial hole amid damning report   Daily Mail
Financial problems 'now endemic' in NHS England, says King's Fund   The Guardian
Public Finance
The Independent
Harwich and Manningtree Standard
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Metro

NHS cancer and heart attack survival rates 'lagging behind other nations'
Metro
The NHS is falling behind other countries when it comes to preventing unnecessary hospital admissions and the improvement of survival rates, new research has claimed. A 15-nation review by the Nuffield Trust found that the UK had lower cancer survival ...

Warning on disease survival rates   Daily Mail
NHS 'lags behind other health systems'   BBC News

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'A real team effort' Cardiff pupils enjoy their own Race for Life to raise funds
WalesOnline
More than 350 pupils at a Cardiff secondary school took part in their very own 'Race for Life' to raise money for charity. Cantonian High School, in Fairwater, added a sponsored walk, jog or run to its normal timetable as children took to the school's ...
Dundee cancer survivor prepares to run eighth Race for Life   stv.tv
School's pupils hold their own race for life   Echo
Entry deadline looms for Truro Race for Life.   Falmouth Packet
Liverpool Echo
Bournemouth Echo
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