The Guardian
Can people catch Alzheimer's? Possibility cannot be ruled out
The Guardian
An artificially coloured MRI scan of a human brain. Alzheimer's patients have clumps of sticky material made from protein fragments, called beta amyloid, in their brains. Photograph: Alamy. Press Association. Wednesday 9 September 2015 19.11 EDT Last ...
Scientists fear Alzheimer's 'may be passed on in surgeries'Irish Independent
First evidence of Alzheimer's transmission between peopleFinancial Times
Alzheimer's 'seeds' might be transferredThe Australian
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An artificially coloured MRI scan of a human brain. Alzheimer's patients have clumps of sticky material made from protein fragments, called beta amyloid, in their brains. Photograph: Alamy. Press Association. Wednesday 9 September 2015 19.11 EDT Last ...
Scientists fear Alzheimer's 'may be passed on in surgeries'
First evidence of Alzheimer's transmission between people
Alzheimer's 'seeds' might be transferred
The Independent
'Social injustice' is killing 200000 people in the UK every year, says future ...
The Independent
“Social injustice” is killing 200,000 people in the UK every year, the president-elect of the World Medical Association has said. Professor Sir Michael Marmot, whose has spearheaded influential research on how income, education, working conditions and ...
Why firefighters could save the NHSBBC News
Top doctor: social inequality in UK costing 550 lives every dayThe Guardian
Inequality 'kills middle classes too'The Times (subscription)
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NT News
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The Independent
“Social injustice” is killing 200,000 people in the UK every year, the president-elect of the World Medical Association has said. Professor Sir Michael Marmot, whose has spearheaded influential research on how income, education, working conditions and ...
Why firefighters could save the NHS
Top doctor: social inequality in UK costing 550 lives every day
Inequality 'kills middle classes too'
The Independent
NHS 'cannot afford to ignore game-changing HIV drug', experts say
The Independent
The NHS “cannot afford to ignore” a daily pill that dramatically lowers the risk of infection with HIV, the experts behind a ground-breaking trial have said. Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) has been described as a “game-changer” by HIV/AIDS researchers ...
Preemptive drug should be routine in AIDS fight: studyThe Sun Daily
More Evidence Daily Pill Can Prevent HIV TransmissionHealthDay
A New HIV Prevention Method May Be Coming to CanadaHuffington Post Canada
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The Independent
The NHS “cannot afford to ignore” a daily pill that dramatically lowers the risk of infection with HIV, the experts behind a ground-breaking trial have said. Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) has been described as a “game-changer” by HIV/AIDS researchers ...
Preemptive drug should be routine in AIDS fight: study
More Evidence Daily Pill Can Prevent HIV Transmission
A New HIV Prevention Method May Be Coming to Canada
CBS News
The 10 best countries to live in for people over 60
CBS News
As life expectancy increases, the proportion of adults in their retirement years is expected to grow in all regions of the world. According to recent data, there are approximately 901 million people worldwide who are 60 and over. By 2050, that number ...
Above 60? India among world`s worst places for you to liveZee News
Six African nations 'among worst places to grow old'BBC News
Switzerland replaces Norway at top of this year's Global AgeWatch IndexHelpAge International
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Telegraph.co.uk
Times of India
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CBS News
As life expectancy increases, the proportion of adults in their retirement years is expected to grow in all regions of the world. According to recent data, there are approximately 901 million people worldwide who are 60 and over. By 2050, that number ...
Above 60? India among world`s worst places for you to live
Six African nations 'among worst places to grow old'
Switzerland replaces Norway at top of this year's Global AgeWatch Index
Complex
Sleep Expert Advocates Against Working Before 9 A.M., Equates it to "Torture"
Complex
You spent all of high school complaining about waking up at ungodly hours just to make it to homeroom at 7:45 a.m. (Or was that just me?) Soon you realized that was just a warm-up for the sleep deprived life you would lead in college and beyond at your ...
Why you should start work at 10am (unless you're in your 50s)The Guardian
Work, school should start at 10am to improve health and results: expertsArirang News
Starting work before 10 am is tantamount to torture, researcher findsCalgary Herald
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Complex
You spent all of high school complaining about waking up at ungodly hours just to make it to homeroom at 7:45 a.m. (Or was that just me?) Soon you realized that was just a warm-up for the sleep deprived life you would lead in college and beyond at your ...
Why you should start work at 10am (unless you're in your 50s)
Work, school should start at 10am to improve health and results: experts
Starting work before 10 am is tantamount to torture, researcher finds
Reuters
Smoking worsens diabetes complications, but quitting may help
Reuters
(Reuters Health) - People with type 2 diabetes who smoke have significantly higher risks of heart disease, stroke, and death than diabetic non-smokers, a new study shows. They also had higher risks of clogged arteries, heart failure, and reduced blood ...
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Reuters
(Reuters Health) - People with type 2 diabetes who smoke have significantly higher risks of heart disease, stroke, and death than diabetic non-smokers, a new study shows. They also had higher risks of clogged arteries, heart failure, and reduced blood ...
Belfast Telegraph
Cancer blood test could be 'game changer', researcher says
Belfast Telegraph
A new blood test could help change the way cancer is diagnosed, it has been claimed. Ads by Google. Researchers from the Royal Brompton Hospital and the National Heart and Lung Institute (NHLI) at Imperial College London hope that it might one day be ...
Cancer blood test you can take at GP's 'to cut results wait by weeks'Daily Mail
Cancer blood test could be game changerNEWS.com.au
Cancer blood test could speed up diagnosis and see patients begin treatment soonerMirror.co.uk
The Denver Post
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Belfast Telegraph
A new blood test could help change the way cancer is diagnosed, it has been claimed. Ads by Google. Researchers from the Royal Brompton Hospital and the National Heart and Lung Institute (NHLI) at Imperial College London hope that it might one day be ...
Cancer blood test you can take at GP's 'to cut results wait by weeks'
Cancer blood test could be game changer
Cancer blood test could speed up diagnosis and see patients begin treatment sooner
Kent and Sussex Courier
South east children have lowest rates of obesity and tooth decay
Kent and Sussex Courier
Children in the south east enjoy the lowest rates of obesity, tooth decay and injury rates in the country. Analysis by the National Children's Bureau looked at important indicators of health and development in children under five. While south east ...
Poorest areas show that they can raise healthy children tooThe Times (subscription)
New report reveals health of under-fives varies dramatically in parts of East ...Cambridge News
Revealed: postcode lottery of children's healthNursing in Practice
Swindon Advertiser
The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald
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Kent and Sussex Courier
Children in the south east enjoy the lowest rates of obesity, tooth decay and injury rates in the country. Analysis by the National Children's Bureau looked at important indicators of health and development in children under five. While south east ...
Poorest areas show that they can raise healthy children too
New report reveals health of under-fives varies dramatically in parts of East ...
Revealed: postcode lottery of children's health
Mirror.co.uk
Hospices "could close" if Assisted Dying is made legal, warns leading priest ...
Mirror.co.uk
Charity donors will be put off giving cash if they think they are helping terminally-ill patients end their lives early, a leading priest warned. The Commons will debate the Assisted Dying Bill, introduced by Labour MP Rob Marris on Friday. Twitter/Rob ...
Suicide bill 'defects'The Times (subscription)
Let's face up to the fact that assisted death is really assisted suicideThe Independent
House of Commons to vote on landmark Bill that makes assisted suicides legalTimes of India
The Guardian
BT.com
International Business Times AU
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Mirror.co.uk
Charity donors will be put off giving cash if they think they are helping terminally-ill patients end their lives early, a leading priest warned. The Commons will debate the Assisted Dying Bill, introduced by Labour MP Rob Marris on Friday. Twitter/Rob ...
Suicide bill 'defects'
Let's face up to the fact that assisted death is really assisted suicide
House of Commons to vote on landmark Bill that makes assisted suicides legal
Daily Caller
GMOs At Forefront Of Fight Against Bird Flu With Glow In The Dark Chickens
Daily Caller
British scientists are working on the cutting edge of genetically modified organisms to produce the latest advance in the fight to defeat the scourge of bird flu – glow-in-the-dark chickens. Researchers at the University of Edinburgh's Roslin Institute ...
Genetically modified chickens could beat bird fluCBS News
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Daily Caller
British scientists are working on the cutting edge of genetically modified organisms to produce the latest advance in the fight to defeat the scourge of bird flu – glow-in-the-dark chickens. Researchers at the University of Edinburgh's Roslin Institute ...
Genetically modified chickens could beat bird flu
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