The Guardian
Genome editing: how to modify genetic faults – and the human germline
The Guardian
Is it time for a debate on whether there are any circumstances where there is an ethical case for 'editing' human embryos? DNA strand. Scientists can cut out and replace strands of DNA (pictured) with great precision. Photograph: Zoonar GmbH/Alamy.
Calls for IVF laws to be changed to take advantage of gene editing techniqueThe Independent
Medical specialists urge more debate on gene-editing technologyDaily Mail
Molecular cut-and-paste method improves on pastingBMC Blogs Network (blog)
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Is it time for a debate on whether there are any circumstances where there is an ethical case for 'editing' human embryos? DNA strand. Scientists can cut out and replace strands of DNA (pictured) with great precision. Photograph: Zoonar GmbH/Alamy.
Calls for IVF laws to be changed to take advantage of gene editing technique
Medical specialists urge more debate on gene-editing technology
Molecular cut-and-paste method improves on pasting
BBC News
NHS staff offered Zumba to keep well
BBC News
NHS staff will be offered exercise classes in a bid to keep them fit and in work, NHS England's chief executive is set to announce. Simon Stevens will outline his £5m solution for cutting the NHS bill for staff sickness, which currently stands at £2 ...
Junk food retailers banned from NHS hospitalsTelegraph.co.uk
NHS chief Simon Stevens calls for crackdown on the junk food on offer to patientsDaily Mail
NHS staff to be encouraged to take up Zumba to set 'national example' of ...The Independent
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BBC News
NHS staff will be offered exercise classes in a bid to keep them fit and in work, NHS England's chief executive is set to announce. Simon Stevens will outline his £5m solution for cutting the NHS bill for staff sickness, which currently stands at £2 ...
Junk food retailers banned from NHS hospitals
NHS chief Simon Stevens calls for crackdown on the junk food on offer to patients
NHS staff to be encouraged to take up Zumba to set 'national example' of ...
Belfast Telegraph
Appetite for exercise could be fuelled by primitive urge to find food
Belfast Telegraph
An appetite for running may be fuelled by a primitive urge to seek out food, research suggests. Ads by Google. The link between hunger and desire for exercise may also contribute to the "high" experienced by dedicated joggers, say scientists. Share.
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Belfast Telegraph
An appetite for running may be fuelled by a primitive urge to seek out food, research suggests. Ads by Google. The link between hunger and desire for exercise may also contribute to the "high" experienced by dedicated joggers, say scientists. Share.
Daily Mail
Stress of work means women don't live much longer than men
New Zealand Herald
While women are still likely to live around four years longer, the adoption by many of stressful working lifestyles appears to have taken a toll. Photo / iStock. The difference in life expectancy between the sexes is narrowing as modern women spend ...
Women are losing ground to men in the race to live longerDaily Mail
Life expectancy increases to 79 for men and 83 for womenBelfast Telegraph
One in three baby girls in England will live to 90The Guardian
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New Zealand Herald
While women are still likely to live around four years longer, the adoption by many of stressful working lifestyles appears to have taken a toll. Photo / iStock. The difference in life expectancy between the sexes is narrowing as modern women spend ...
Women are losing ground to men in the race to live longer
Life expectancy increases to 79 for men and 83 for women
One in three baby girls in England will live to 90
BBC News
People with learning difficulties 'silenced with drugs'
BBC News
People with learning difficulties in the UK are being inappropriately over-medicated, patient records suggest. A study in the BMJ looked at GP data spanning over a decade and found that more than a quarter of 33,000 adults with learning difficulties ...
Antipsychotic drugs may be used as 'chemical cosh' to control behaviourThe Guardian
Doctors Overuse Antipsychotic Drugs to Treat Intellectual DisabilityNewsweek
Intellectually disabled often get antipsychotics in absence of mental illnessNature.com
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BBC News
People with learning difficulties in the UK are being inappropriately over-medicated, patient records suggest. A study in the BMJ looked at GP data spanning over a decade and found that more than a quarter of 33,000 adults with learning difficulties ...
Antipsychotic drugs may be used as 'chemical cosh' to control behaviour
Doctors Overuse Antipsychotic Drugs to Treat Intellectual Disability
Intellectually disabled often get antipsychotics in absence of mental illness
TODAYonline
Too much sitting can raise cancer risk in women
TODAYonline
A recent study found that women who sit more than six hours a day are at a higher risk of developing cancer — specifically breast, ovarian and blood cancers — compared with women who sit less than three hours daily. Photo: Thinkstock. Experts believe ...
One in 5 British women thinks having multiple sexual partners can give you cancerTelegraph.co.uk
Athena Lamnisos :It's Time to Open Up: Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month 2015Huffington Post UK
Stigma around gynaecological cancers could cost livesKent and Sussex Courier
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TODAYonline
A recent study found that women who sit more than six hours a day are at a higher risk of developing cancer — specifically breast, ovarian and blood cancers — compared with women who sit less than three hours daily. Photo: Thinkstock. Experts believe ...
One in 5 British women thinks having multiple sexual partners can give you cancer
Athena Lamnisos :It's Time to Open Up: Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month 2015
Stigma around gynaecological cancers could cost lives
Daily Mail
Calories don't count - salt intake is linked to obesity
New Zealand Herald
A high salt intake may be linked to obesity, regardless of how many calories are consumed, experts have suggested. Writing in the journal Hypertension, UK researchers say there is a suggested link between how much salt people eat and their weight, ...
Every extra gram of salt eaten per day can increase the chance of obesityDaily Mail
High salt intake 'an obesity risk irrespective of calorie count'Belfast Telegraph
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New Zealand Herald
A high salt intake may be linked to obesity, regardless of how many calories are consumed, experts have suggested. Writing in the journal Hypertension, UK researchers say there is a suggested link between how much salt people eat and their weight, ...
Every extra gram of salt eaten per day can increase the chance of obesity
High salt intake 'an obesity risk irrespective of calorie count'
Times LIVE
Digital keeps middle-aged brains young
Times LIVE
A population study of people over 50 in England found that the test scores of people today were the same or better than the results of those up to eight years younger, who were tested six years ago. File photo. Image by: Gallo Images/Thinkstock ...
Older people are now cleverer than everDaily Times
Computer, cell phone use may improve seniors' mental age by 4 to 8 yearsMcKnight's Long Term Care News
Study Reveals Good News And Bad News For People Over 50Huffington Post
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A population study of people over 50 in England found that the test scores of people today were the same or better than the results of those up to eight years younger, who were tested six years ago. File photo. Image by: Gallo Images/Thinkstock ...
Older people are now cleverer than ever
Computer, cell phone use may improve seniors' mental age by 4 to 8 years
Study Reveals Good News And Bad News For People Over 50
Times of Malta
Regular exercise can reduce risk of dying from heart attack by half
Times of Malta
Just 25 minutes of brisk walking a day can add up to seven years to your life, health experts have said. Research presented at the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress this weekend shows that regular exercise can reduce ageing and increase the ...
Daily walks could 'improve your lifespan'Netdoctor
Do this Daily to Increase Your Lifespan by 8 Years: StudyNDTV
Study: 25-Minute Walk A Day Can Add Seven Years To LifeHeadlines & Global News
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Times of Malta
Just 25 minutes of brisk walking a day can add up to seven years to your life, health experts have said. Research presented at the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress this weekend shows that regular exercise can reduce ageing and increase the ...
Daily walks could 'improve your lifespan'
Do this Daily to Increase Your Lifespan by 8 Years: Study
Study: 25-Minute Walk A Day Can Add Seven Years To Life
BBC News
NHS personal health budgets spent on 'treats' for patients
BBC News
Thousands of pounds from NHS "personal health budgets" are spent on "treats" such as holidays and clothes, a Freedom of Information request has found. Pulse magazine said money had also gone on horse riding, art classes, massage, and, in one case, ...
Patients will be given their own BARCODE under plans to create a 'paperless' NHSDaily Mail
Morning news headlines: Thousands of pounds of NHS funds spent on treats for ...WalesOnline
GPs to receive instant e-summaries for all discharged hospital patients from ...Pulse
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BBC News
Thousands of pounds from NHS "personal health budgets" are spent on "treats" such as holidays and clothes, a Freedom of Information request has found. Pulse magazine said money had also gone on horse riding, art classes, massage, and, in one case, ...
Patients will be given their own BARCODE under plans to create a 'paperless' NHS
Morning news headlines: Thousands of pounds of NHS funds spent on treats for ...
GPs to receive instant e-summaries for all discharged hospital patients from ...
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