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BMA membership surges amid dispute over contracts
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'Huge surge' in junior doctors joining British Medical Association after row ...Mirror.co.uk
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Perfumes and aftershaves 'should be banned from hospitals'
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Perfumes and aftershaves should be banned from hospitals because they can trigger asthma and allergies, doctors have said. Three in ten people say that they have some sensitivity to artificial scents worn by others and about quarter with asthma said ...
Doctors complain perfume is triggering patient asthma attacks and allergiesDaily Mail
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Perfumes and aftershaves should be banned from hospitals because they can trigger asthma and allergies, doctors have said. Three in ten people say that they have some sensitivity to artificial scents worn by others and about quarter with asthma said ...
Doctors complain perfume is triggering patient asthma attacks and allergies
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Blanket ban urged on perfume and aftershave in hospitals
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Dorset hospital blunder meant Liz Page kissed 'mother' goodbye but she was ...
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The daughter of a stroke victim who was wrongly told her mother had died has slammed hospital staff after it emerged the elderly lady was actually alive and well. Liz Page was shown the body of a woman she was told was her mother, Phyllis Lilley, and ...
Dorset woman told her mother had died, was shown body - only to be told mother ...Western Gazette
Grieving daughter Liz Page kissed 'wrong body' after hospital mix upBBC News
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The daughter of a stroke victim who was wrongly told her mother had died has slammed hospital staff after it emerged the elderly lady was actually alive and well. Liz Page was shown the body of a woman she was told was her mother, Phyllis Lilley, and ...
Dorset woman told her mother had died, was shown body - only to be told mother ...
Grieving daughter Liz Page kissed 'wrong body' after hospital mix up
Woman wrongly told mother had died after Dorset hospital mix-up
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Older people who see relatives regularly reduce chance of depression by half
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Families should visit their older relatives three times a week to help prevent them from becoming depressed, experts say. Older people who saw their family or friends at least that often were half as likely to develop depression as those who did not, a ...
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Low levels of face-to-face social contact 'can double depression risk'Telegraph.co.uk
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Families should visit their older relatives three times a week to help prevent them from becoming depressed, experts say. Older people who saw their family or friends at least that often were half as likely to develop depression as those who did not, a ...
Therapy program may improve function for depressed kids
Low levels of face-to-face social contact 'can double depression risk'
Strong Correlation Discovered Between Face-To-Face Contact And Depression
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Coroner calls for carbon monoxide poisoning legislation to prevent further deaths
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The Government is coming under increasing pressure to act on carbon monoxide poisoning legislation that campaigners say could save holidaymakers' lives in the future. In a recent report into the death of two children who died from carbon monoxide ...
Coroner calls for action over hotel carbon monoxide deathsThe Guardian
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The Government is coming under increasing pressure to act on carbon monoxide poisoning legislation that campaigners say could save holidaymakers' lives in the future. In a recent report into the death of two children who died from carbon monoxide ...
Coroner calls for action over hotel carbon monoxide deaths
Corfu carbon monoxide deaths coroner in warning
Corfu holiday deaths 'could happen again' unless new safety legislation brought in
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Beating parasites wins three scientists Nobel prize for medicine
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STOCKHOLM/LONDON Three scientists from Japan, China and Ireland whose discoveries led to the development of potent new drugs against parasitic diseases including malaria and elephantiasis won the Nobel Prize for Medicine on Monday. Irish-born ...
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STOCKHOLM/LONDON Three scientists from Japan, China and Ireland whose discoveries led to the development of potent new drugs against parasitic diseases including malaria and elephantiasis won the Nobel Prize for Medicine on Monday. Irish-born ...
I'll always be a boy from Donegal, says Professor Bill after winning Nobel Prize
3 share Nobel medicine prize for tropical disease drugs
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Asthma medication could stunt children's growth
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Children under the age of two who take asthma medication are more likely to face stunted growth, research suggests. Inhalers containing corticosteroids (ICS) - drugs that are used to manage asthma - are regularly given to young children with the condition.
(+Video) Infants who get treated for asthma have stunted growthNature World Report
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Children under the age of two who take asthma medication are more likely to face stunted growth, research suggests. Inhalers containing corticosteroids (ICS) - drugs that are used to manage asthma - are regularly given to young children with the condition.
(+Video) Infants who get treated for asthma have stunted growth
Asthma Medications Taken During Infancy Linked To Stunted Growth
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West London Mental Health Trust launch improved NHS home service in Ealing
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A new out-of-hospital service offering a vast upgrade of health care was launched in Ealing on Thursday (October 1). Home ward Ealing, which will offer short-term intensive support to people at home, was created by a series of NHS providers including ...
West Cumberland Hospital reopens following £90m revampBBC News
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A new out-of-hospital service offering a vast upgrade of health care was launched in Ealing on Thursday (October 1). Home ward Ealing, which will offer short-term intensive support to people at home, was created by a series of NHS providers including ...
West Cumberland Hospital reopens following £90m revamp
Hospital trust's cash woes continue to worsen
Redditch's Alexandra hospital continues to struggle
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Doctor married two patients after romancing them while treating them over ...
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A family doctor married two of his patients after romancing them while they were getting treatment from him over their troubled love lives, a tribunal heard yesterday. Dr Simon Holmes, 59, wed his first wife, an agony aunt, when she became "ripe for ...
GP allegedly married two patients after helping them with issues in their love ...Express.co.uk
GP Simon Holmes married TWO patients after counselling themDaily Mail
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A family doctor married two of his patients after romancing them while they were getting treatment from him over their troubled love lives, a tribunal heard yesterday. Dr Simon Holmes, 59, wed his first wife, an agony aunt, when she became "ripe for ...
GP allegedly married two patients after helping them with issues in their love ...
GP Simon Holmes married TWO patients after counselling them
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Meet the cancer patient who has raised £85000 for charity since her diagnosis
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Macmillan Cancer Support's World's Biggest Coffee Morning is one of the most successful fundraising campaigns going - but it wouldn't be quite so lucrative were it not for the efforts of one remarkable woman. Liz Waite, of Park Road, Hounslow, has ...
Caffeine boost for charity coffersHenley Standard
Coffee morning held at Farlington SchoolWest Sussex County Times
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Macmillan Cancer Support's World's Biggest Coffee Morning is one of the most successful fundraising campaigns going - but it wouldn't be quite so lucrative were it not for the efforts of one remarkable woman. Liz Waite, of Park Road, Hounslow, has ...
Caffeine boost for charity coffers
Coffee morning held at Farlington School
Barnstone Cement Works raise £157 for Macmillan
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