The Guardian
NHS approves creation of hospital 'chains' in drive to save money
The Guardian
Simon Stevens, chief executive of NHS England, will tell the CBI that hospital chains are a necessary part of 'radical reform' for the NHS. Photograph: Graeme Robertson for the Guardian. Denis Campbell Health policy editor. Thursday 24 September 2015 ...
Era of 'go-it-alone hospitals' over, says NHS chief Simon StevensFinancial Times
NHS unveils 'hospital chains' scheme in bid to secure the future of small ...The Independent
NHS chief aims to protect small regional hospitals with specialist careBelfast Telegraph
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Simon Stevens, chief executive of NHS England, will tell the CBI that hospital chains are a necessary part of 'radical reform' for the NHS. Photograph: Graeme Robertson for the Guardian. Denis Campbell Health policy editor. Thursday 24 September 2015 ...
Era of 'go-it-alone hospitals' over, says NHS chief Simon Stevens
NHS unveils 'hospital chains' scheme in bid to secure the future of small ...
NHS chief aims to protect small regional hospitals with specialist care
Telegraph.co.uk
Alzheimer's scandal: Government adviser Dame Sally Davies backtracks over ...
Telegraph.co.uk
A senior government adviser has backtracked over claims she tried to 'cover up' a controversial Alzheimer's study and insisted she was attempting to prevent a public health scandal. Dame Sally Davies, the chief medical officer at the Department of ...
Chief medical officer Sally Davies 'tried to discredit impact of Alzheimer's ...Daily Mail
Professor Dame Sally Davies admits central role in AlzheimergateYahoo News UK
Professor Dame Sally Davies admits her central role in AlzheimergateBT.com
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Telegraph.co.uk
A senior government adviser has backtracked over claims she tried to 'cover up' a controversial Alzheimer's study and insisted she was attempting to prevent a public health scandal. Dame Sally Davies, the chief medical officer at the Department of ...
Chief medical officer Sally Davies 'tried to discredit impact of Alzheimer's ...
Professor Dame Sally Davies admits central role in Alzheimergate
Professor Dame Sally Davies admits her central role in Alzheimergate
Engadget
Paralyzed Man Walks Again Using Brain-Wave System
Huffington Post
"Even after years of paralysis, the brain can still generate robust brain waves that can be harnessed to enable basic walking." Live Science. By Rachael Rettner. Posted: 09/24/2015 11:35 AM EDT. A 26-year-old man who was paralyzed in both legs has ...
Paralysed man uses own brain-power to walk againThe Guardian Nigeria (satire) (press release) (blog)
Paraplegic man walks using only his brain powerTimes of India
Brain-computer link helps paraplegic walk 3.6mAsiaOne
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"Even after years of paralysis, the brain can still generate robust brain waves that can be harnessed to enable basic walking." Live Science. By Rachael Rettner. Posted: 09/24/2015 11:35 AM EDT. A 26-year-old man who was paralyzed in both legs has ...
Paralysed man uses own brain-power to walk again
Paraplegic man walks using only his brain power
Brain-computer link helps paraplegic walk 3.6m
Mirror.co.uk
UK halts use of Silimed silicone implants amid contamination fears
Daily Mail
LONDON, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Sales of silicone implants made by Brazil's Silimed and used in thousands of patients in Britain have been suspended due to safety concerns, British medical regulators and suppliers said on Thursday. The Medicines and ...
Silimed silicone implants suspended over contamination fearsTelegraph.co.uk
Brazilian breast implants distributed in New Zealand could be contaminatedStuff.co.nz
Concerns raised over Silimed breast implantsIrish Examiner
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Daily Mail
LONDON, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Sales of silicone implants made by Brazil's Silimed and used in thousands of patients in Britain have been suspended due to safety concerns, British medical regulators and suppliers said on Thursday. The Medicines and ...
Silimed silicone implants suspended over contamination fears
Brazilian breast implants distributed in New Zealand could be contaminated
Concerns raised over Silimed breast implants
Huffington Post UK
Sitting Not the New Smoking For Fidgeters
Scientific American
Sitting for more than seven hours a day is linked to a 30 percent higher risk of death, but that association disappears among the in-place movers and shakers. Christopher Intagliata reports. By Christopher Intagliata | September 24, 2015. Download MP3 ...
Fidgeting probably not a useful alternative to proper exerciseNHS Choices
Always fidgeting? Well, you just might be doing yourself a world of goodThe Guardian
Fidgeting may be good for healthMedical News Today
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Scientific American
Sitting for more than seven hours a day is linked to a 30 percent higher risk of death, but that association disappears among the in-place movers and shakers. Christopher Intagliata reports. By Christopher Intagliata | September 24, 2015. Download MP3 ...
Fidgeting probably not a useful alternative to proper exercise
Always fidgeting? Well, you just might be doing yourself a world of good
Fidgeting may be good for health
European Pharmaceutical Review
Sayana Press becomes first contraceptive in the UK for self-injection
European Pharmaceutical Review
Pfizer's injectable contraceptive, Sayana Press (medroxyprogesterone acetate), is now available to women in the UK for administration by self-injection. sayana-press. This follows the recent approval from the UK Medicines and Healthcare Products ...
Pfizer launches first self-injectable contraceptive in UKPMLiVE
DIY contraceptive jab to be offered by the NHS for the first timeBBC News
Women will be able to inject contraceptive drugs at home for the first timeTelegraph.co.uk
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European Pharmaceutical Review
Pfizer's injectable contraceptive, Sayana Press (medroxyprogesterone acetate), is now available to women in the UK for administration by self-injection. sayana-press. This follows the recent approval from the UK Medicines and Healthcare Products ...
Pfizer launches first self-injectable contraceptive in UK
DIY contraceptive jab to be offered by the NHS for the first time
Women will be able to inject contraceptive drugs at home for the first time
Pulse
Department of Health rejects 'highly speculative' estimate of general practice ...
Pulse
The Department of Health has said they do not recognise the 'highly speculative' figures in a report on NHS fraud which claimed that GPs were likely to be responsible for £348m falsely claimed costs. The estimates from the 'Financial cost of healthcare ...
NHS losing billions to 'fraud by doctors and dentists'Telegraph.co.uk
Fraud could be costing NHS in England £5.7bn a year, says reportBBC News
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Pulse
The Department of Health has said they do not recognise the 'highly speculative' figures in a report on NHS fraud which claimed that GPs were likely to be responsible for £348m falsely claimed costs. The estimates from the 'Financial cost of healthcare ...
NHS losing billions to 'fraud by doctors and dentists'
Fraud could be costing NHS in England £5.7bn a year, says report
Procurement fraud costing NHS £1 billion a year, report says
Daily Mail
Manchester mum complains after Kearsley Academy confiscates her son's e-cigarette
Daily Mail
A mother has complained after her 14-year-old son's school confiscated the e-cigarette he was using to quit smoking. Mason Dunn, who has a 10-a-day habit, was caught vaping at Kearsley Academy in Greater Manchester where there is a strict no-smoking ...
Mum furious after school confiscates e-cigarette from 14-year-old son with 10 ...Mirror.co.uk
Mum's fury at school for banning son, 14, from smoking e-cigsExpress.co.uk
Manchester teenager's mum complained because he's not allowed to vape at schoolMetro
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Daily Mail
A mother has complained after her 14-year-old son's school confiscated the e-cigarette he was using to quit smoking. Mason Dunn, who has a 10-a-day habit, was caught vaping at Kearsley Academy in Greater Manchester where there is a strict no-smoking ...
Mum furious after school confiscates e-cigarette from 14-year-old son with 10 ...
Mum's fury at school for banning son, 14, from smoking e-cigs
Manchester teenager's mum complained because he's not allowed to vape at school
TV Newsroom
Stella McCartney honours mum with post-mastectomy bra
TV Newsroom
Dubbed the Louise Listening bra after Linda's middle name, the blush-and-white lace lingerie is a delicate, feminine, yet still practical alternative to the usual matter-of-fact post-surgery garment. “We wanted to bring something feminine and handsome ...
Stella McCartney launches mastectomy bra for breast cancer survivorsMyTechBits
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Stella McCartney designs post double mastectomy bra for women battling cancerDaily Mail
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TV Newsroom
Dubbed the Louise Listening bra after Linda's middle name, the blush-and-white lace lingerie is a delicate, feminine, yet still practical alternative to the usual matter-of-fact post-surgery garment. “We wanted to bring something feminine and handsome ...
Stella McCartney launches mastectomy bra for breast cancer survivors
Stella McCartney Designs Bra For Women Who Have Undergone Double Mastectomy In ...
Stella McCartney designs post double mastectomy bra for women battling cancer
The Guardian
Junior doctor contracts are threat to NHS, warn Royal Colleges
The Guardian
Changes to shifts, extending hours and cutting out overtime, could affect 53,000 junior doctors in the UK. Photograph: Martin Argles for the Guardian. Nadia Khomami · @nadiakhomami. Thursday 24 September 2015 15.19 EDT Last modified on Thursday 24 ...
The brain drain: Why our Junior Doctors are walking away from the NHSExpress.co.uk
'Real and immediate threat' to NHS of new junior doctor contractsChannel 4 News (blog)
Doctors without bordersThe Economist
Health Service Journal
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The Guardian
Changes to shifts, extending hours and cutting out overtime, could affect 53,000 junior doctors in the UK. Photograph: Martin Argles for the Guardian. Nadia Khomami · @nadiakhomami. Thursday 24 September 2015 15.19 EDT Last modified on Thursday 24 ...
The brain drain: Why our Junior Doctors are walking away from the NHS
'Real and immediate threat' to NHS of new junior doctor contracts
Doctors without borders
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