uk-hotdailynews: 2015-09-15 U.K. Health

Life expectancy in England catches up with the west but poorest lag behind
The Guardian
Smoking is a major lifestyle factor determining life expectancy, Public Health England has said. Photograph: Jonathan Brady/PA. Sarah Boseley Health editor. Monday 14 September 2015 19.01 EDT Last modified on Monday 14 September 2015 19.03 EDT.
Britons now live average of 5.4 years longer than in 1990   Daily Mail
The north-south health divide: England's richest people 'live eight years ...   The Independent
Good news! We're ALL living longer - but there is still a north-south divide   Mirror.co.uk
Belfast Telegraph
all 25 news articles »

ABC News

Index: Olive Oil Could Help Cut the Risk of Breast Cancer
ABC News
To the index tonight. The FBI now look iing for this woman. The prime suspect in a string of brazen heists in jewelry stores across the south. Nearly half a million in stolen goods. The suspect tying up jewelry store employees before making her getaway ...
Preliminary results suggest Mediterranean diet reduces breast cancer risk   USA TODAY
Mediterranean diet plus olive oil may reduce breast cancer risk   Toronto Sun
Study: Diet heavy on olive oil sharply cuts risk of breast cancer   The Columbian
Daily Times
KRWG News22
all 235 news articles »

Reuters

Kenya focuses on strong health system, less crisis funding
Reuters
NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Grace's five-year-old daughter was admitted to hospital in Kenya with a chest infection, she didn't suspect HIV. It was only four years later, when Grace became so ill she had to be carried to hospital, that ...

and more »

9news.com.au

Charity funds wedding for UK couple with terminally ill groom
9news.com.au
A couple who rushed to organise their wedding after the groom was diagnosed with terminal cancer have enjoyed the big day courtesy of the kindness of strangers. UK couple Laura and Steven Monks, who have been together for a decade, married last week ...

'Strangers paid for our wedding'   Courier Mail
Strangers pay for couple's wedding after groom is diagnosed with terminal cancer   Telegraph.co.uk
Wedding gift: Strangers pay for Cancer groom's day   Daily Star
Mirror.co.uk
Metro
all 12 news articles »

Telegraph.co.uk

Flu jab effective for just one in three adults
Telegraph.co.uk
The flu jab proved effective for just one in three adults who received it last winter, Public Health England has said. And the vaccine for children under the age of 18 offered a similar level of protection, at 35 per cent, against strains of influenza ...
Effectiveness of flu vaccines revealed – just 34% effective in young adults   MyTechBits
Why you should worry if you catch flu   Worcester News
Protecting Mom and Dad: Flu Vaccination Among Adults Younger Than 65 Protects   PPP Focus.com
Huffington Post UK
MLive.com
BT.com
all 131 news articles »

Daily Mail

Mohammed Abad with a 'bionic penis' had an erection for TWO weeks after surgery
Daily Mail
A man fitted with a 'bionic penis' - after losing his own in a freak road accident - has revealed he had an erection for two weeks following the surgery. Mohammed Abad lost his penis and testicle when he was run over by a car at age six. But last month ...

Man with bionic penis still a virgin, hopes to have kids: 'It's totally ...   New York Daily News
Edinburgh man Mo Abad talks about his life-changing bionic penis   stv.tv
'My bionic penis is huge,' says man who lost genitals in car crash   The Sun (subscription)
U.TV
Mirror.co.uk
Scottish Daily Record
all 15 news articles »

ANINEWS

Blood sugar control can avert dementia in type 2 diabetes patients
Financial Express
A new study has suggested that improving blood sugar control in people who have poor blood sugar level then this could help in preventing dementia in patients with type 2 diabetes. By: ANI | September 15, 2015 8:34 AM ...

Blood sugar control 'could help prevent dementia in people with Type 2 diabetes'   Belfast Telegraph
This pill prevents type 1 diabetes from developing in mice   The Verge

all 42 news articles »

The Budapest Report

Benefits system ''causing MS relapses''
The Budapest Report
Protesters on a march against government cuts to the disability benefits system and strenuous assessments. Photograph: Alamy Stock Photo. Haroon Siddique. Sunday 13 September 2015 19.01 EDT Last modified on Sunday 13 September 2015 19.03 EDT.
Benefit changes leave MS sufferers unable to afford to heat their homes   Third Force News
Benefits system 'causing MS relapses'   WebMD.Boots.com
MS patients 'can suffer relapses' over benefit problems   Belfast Telegraph
Herald Scotland
all 25 news articles »