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NHS paying for other nations' healthcare
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Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, was warned nearly two years ago about a loophole that allows non-UK residents to bill the NHS for medical treatments provided outside Britain. Despite that, the government is only now investigating reports of people ...
Jeremy Hunt warned 18 months ago about foreigners charging NHS for care in ...Telegraph.co.uk
Scourge costs us billions a year by J MEIRION THOMASDaily Mail
Now NHS bosses 'order health tourism cover-up' – costing you more than £200m a ...Express.co.uk
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The Times (subscription)
Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, was warned nearly two years ago about a loophole that allows non-UK residents to bill the NHS for medical treatments provided outside Britain. Despite that, the government is only now investigating reports of people ...
Jeremy Hunt warned 18 months ago about foreigners charging NHS for care in ...
Scourge costs us billions a year by J MEIRION THOMAS
Now NHS bosses 'order health tourism cover-up' – costing you more than £200m a ...
Telegraph.co.uk
My midlife sleep crisis
Telegraph.co.uk
If you had happened to glance through the window of my London home around 4.30am last night, this is what you would have seen: a tousled-haired woman at her laptop, tapping out a presentation. By 7am I'd walked the dog, done some admin and scoured ...
Can't fall asleep? Try blowing bubbles — seriouslyNew York Post
Getting less than six hours sleep a night increases risk of early deathThe Independent
Sleeping Less Than Six Hours A Night Increases The Risks Of An Early DeathYahoo News UK
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Telegraph.co.uk
If you had happened to glance through the window of my London home around 4.30am last night, this is what you would have seen: a tousled-haired woman at her laptop, tapping out a presentation. By 7am I'd walked the dog, done some admin and scoured ...
Can't fall asleep? Try blowing bubbles — seriously
Getting less than six hours sleep a night increases risk of early death
Sleeping Less Than Six Hours A Night Increases The Risks Of An Early Death
NewsQuench
AstraZenica, Inovia strike massive $700 million deal to destroy HPV cancer
National Monitor
The pharmaceutical giant will pay a huge sum of $727.5 million to Inovio for an experimental cancer vaccine. Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca has reached a deal with Inovio Pharmaceuticals worth a stunning $727.5 million -- all for an experimental ...
AstraZeneca bags another cancer drug deal, this time with InovioBusiness Insider
Third cancer deal for AZ in a weekPharmaTimes
AstraZeneca, Inovio strike the $700 million deal to find HPV cancer vaccineThe Market Business
Morning Ticker
OctaFinance.com
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National Monitor
The pharmaceutical giant will pay a huge sum of $727.5 million to Inovio for an experimental cancer vaccine. Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca has reached a deal with Inovio Pharmaceuticals worth a stunning $727.5 million -- all for an experimental ...
AstraZeneca bags another cancer drug deal, this time with Inovio
Third cancer deal for AZ in a week
AstraZeneca, Inovio strike the $700 million deal to find HPV cancer vaccine
The Independent
Every mother-to-be should take iodine to boost baby's brain
Daily Times
Giving pregnant women a simple supplement would boost babies' brain power and make billions for the economy, experts say. Iodine helps brain development, particularly in the womb and first months and improves children's IQ. Unlike other nations, food ...
Iodine supplementation in pregnancy boosts kids' IQTimes of India
Iodine supplements for pregnant women could boost IQ and save NHS thousandsTelegraph.co.uk
Iodine supplements could help mums, babies and the economyNHS Choices
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Daily Times
Giving pregnant women a simple supplement would boost babies' brain power and make billions for the economy, experts say. Iodine helps brain development, particularly in the womb and first months and improves children's IQ. Unlike other nations, food ...
Iodine supplementation in pregnancy boosts kids' IQ
Iodine supplements for pregnant women could boost IQ and save NHS thousands
Iodine supplements could help mums, babies and the economy
Medical Marketing and Media
UPDATE 2-Pharmacy benefit manager CVS urges rewrite for US heart guidelines
Reuters
(Adds comments by the AHA and ACC, information on 2013 guidelines). By Deena Beasley and Ransdell Pierson. Aug 10 (Reuters) - CVS Health Corp, the second-largest manager of drug benefit plans for U.S. employers and insurers, asked heart specialists ...
CVS Recommends Changing Cholesterol Guidelines in Light of Release of More ...Youth Health Magzine
Battle Over Who Gets $15000 Heart Drug Focuses on GuidelinesBloomberg
CVS Health Research Institute Encourages Reconsideration of Current ...CNNMoney
Medical Marketing and Media
AJMC.com Managed Markets Network
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Reuters
(Adds comments by the AHA and ACC, information on 2013 guidelines). By Deena Beasley and Ransdell Pierson. Aug 10 (Reuters) - CVS Health Corp, the second-largest manager of drug benefit plans for U.S. employers and insurers, asked heart specialists ...
CVS Recommends Changing Cholesterol Guidelines in Light of Release of More ...
Battle Over Who Gets $15000 Heart Drug Focuses on Guidelines
CVS Health Research Institute Encourages Reconsideration of Current ...
The Guardian
Social care chief savages failing system for elderly
The Guardian
The chief inspector of adult social care has issued a damning judgment on standards in England, warning that a broken system is turning good people into bad carers. Huge cuts in funding in recent years, and a lack of political leadership in dealing ...
Sutcliffe warns over care quality as 150 abuse cases reported every dayCare Appointments
Adult social care sector under 'stress and strain'Belfast Telegraph
Care homes that failed residents: The Merseyside nursing homes under the ...Liverpool Echo
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The Guardian
The chief inspector of adult social care has issued a damning judgment on standards in England, warning that a broken system is turning good people into bad carers. Huge cuts in funding in recent years, and a lack of political leadership in dealing ...
Sutcliffe warns over care quality as 150 abuse cases reported every day
Adult social care sector under 'stress and strain'
Care homes that failed residents: The Merseyside nursing homes under the ...
TV3.ie
Early diagnosis paramount in cancer battle
TV3.ie
New analysis from Cancer Research UK has found that cancer patients are three times more likely to survive if diagnosed early. Previous: Menopausal meal plan. It's nothing new that early diagnosis of any illness increases the chances of survival and ...
New plan to boost early diagnose of cancer will be 'cost-cutting'Financial Express
New plan to boost early diagnose of cancer will be `cost-cutting`Zee News
Five reasons the UK must diagnose cancer earlier – and four ways to do itCancer Research UK (blog)
The Guardian
Mirror.co.uk
Belfast Telegraph
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TV3.ie
New analysis from Cancer Research UK has found that cancer patients are three times more likely to survive if diagnosed early. Previous: Menopausal meal plan. It's nothing new that early diagnosis of any illness increases the chances of survival and ...
New plan to boost early diagnose of cancer will be 'cost-cutting'
New plan to boost early diagnose of cancer will be `cost-cutting`
Five reasons the UK must diagnose cancer earlier – and four ways to do it
Telegraph.co.uk
Thieves try to break into terminally-ill man's bedroom with crowbar
Telegraph.co.uk
A mother with a terminally-ill son has been left in fear after criminals raided their home twice in two days as she believes they were looking for expensive medical equipment. Diane Styles fears for son Ben, who has Duchenne muscular dystrophy and is ...
Criminals try to steal medical equipment used by terminally-ill boy - TWICE in ...Mirror.co.uk
Thieves break into Duchenne man's flat to 'try and steal his medical equipment'Daily Mail
Terminally-ill man fears crooks want to steal equipment KEEPING HIM ALIVEExpress.co.uk
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Telegraph.co.uk
A mother with a terminally-ill son has been left in fear after criminals raided their home twice in two days as she believes they were looking for expensive medical equipment. Diane Styles fears for son Ben, who has Duchenne muscular dystrophy and is ...
Criminals try to steal medical equipment used by terminally-ill boy - TWICE in ...
Thieves break into Duchenne man's flat to 'try and steal his medical equipment'
Terminally-ill man fears crooks want to steal equipment KEEPING HIM ALIVE
NDTV
Teenager Completes Round the World Cycling Trip, Raises 60000 Pounds
NDTV
London: A British teenager has completed an "amazing"30,000-kilometer around-the-world cycling journey that also took him to India while raising around 60,000 pounds, a trip believed to make him the youngest person to achieve this feat. Tom Davies, 19 ...
Teenager celebrates completing 18000-mile around the world rideCycling Weekly
British teenager completes round the world cycle triproad.cc
Teenager completes round the world cycling tripIndia Today
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NDTV
London: A British teenager has completed an "amazing"30,000-kilometer around-the-world cycling journey that also took him to India while raising around 60,000 pounds, a trip believed to make him the youngest person to achieve this feat. Tom Davies, 19 ...
Teenager celebrates completing 18000-mile around the world ride
British teenager completes round the world cycle trip
Teenager completes round the world cycling trip
Herald Scotland
Third of GPs say they 'would choose different career'
Herald Scotland
A third of GPs say they would choose a different career if given the option due to workload pressures, according to a survey. Inappropriate and unresourced transfer of workload from secondary care, general workload issues and constant changes to ...
Third of Scotland's GPs would choose different career if given the option due ...Scottish Daily Record
More than third of GPs say workload 'unmanageable'Scotsman
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Herald Scotland
A third of GPs say they would choose a different career if given the option due to workload pressures, according to a survey. Inappropriate and unresourced transfer of workload from secondary care, general workload issues and constant changes to ...
Third of Scotland's GPs would choose different career if given the option due ...
More than third of GPs say workload 'unmanageable'
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