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Early cancer diagnosis variation 'unacceptable'
BBC News
Vital opportunities to diagnose cancer patients in England earlier and increase their survival chances are being missed, experts are warning. Cancer Research UK found "unacceptable variation" between different areas after reviewing cases in 2012 and ...
Survey reveals diagnosis postcode lottery for UK cancer patientsThe Guardian
UK Cancer Diagnosis An 'Unacceptable' LotterySky News
Where cancer patients live could influence late diagnosisCancer Research UK
Western Daily Press
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BBC News
Vital opportunities to diagnose cancer patients in England earlier and increase their survival chances are being missed, experts are warning. Cancer Research UK found "unacceptable variation" between different areas after reviewing cases in 2012 and ...
Survey reveals diagnosis postcode lottery for UK cancer patients
UK Cancer Diagnosis An 'Unacceptable' Lottery
Where cancer patients live could influence late diagnosis
Telegraph.co.uk
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is not 'chronic' and exercise can help, says Oxford ...
Telegraph.co.uk
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is not actually a chronic illness and sufferers can overcome symptoms by increasing exercise and thinking positively, Oxford University has found. A landmark study which followed hundreds of sufferers for two years found that ...
Treatments offer hope for chronic fatigue syndromeScience Codex
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Telegraph.co.uk
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is not actually a chronic illness and sufferers can overcome symptoms by increasing exercise and thinking positively, Oxford University has found. A landmark study which followed hundreds of sufferers for two years found that ...
Treatments offer hope for chronic fatigue syndrome
NDTV
The Science Against Meat: A Look at 5 Key Studies About Cancer Risk
NDTV
In making its decision to declare bacon, sausages and other processed meats carcinogens, the WHO's research arm looked at 800 epidemiological studies from numerous countries. In making its decision to declare bacon, sausages and other processed ...
Worried eating meat will give you cancer? Then you should visit your local butcherIrish Independent
WHO is not saying don't eat meatIrish Times
Linking sausages to tobacco risk is a farce: AustraliaEconomic Times
Irish Examiner
Times of India
Independent Online
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NDTV
In making its decision to declare bacon, sausages and other processed meats carcinogens, the WHO's research arm looked at 800 epidemiological studies from numerous countries. In making its decision to declare bacon, sausages and other processed ...
Worried eating meat will give you cancer? Then you should visit your local butcher
WHO is not saying don't eat meat
Linking sausages to tobacco risk is a farce: Australia
Wiltshire Times
UPDATE: Footpath closed after case of anthrax in cow confirmed at Westbury farm
Wiltshire Times
HUMANS who came into contact with a cow which died of anthrax last week at a farm in Westbury are not showing any symptoms of the deadly disease. The animal's carcass has been incinerated and movement restrictions are in place at the farm after Public ...
Anthrax found in cow on Wiltshire farmexpressandstar.com
Cow with anthrax incinerated in WiltshireTV Newsroom
Anthrax found in cow in WiltshireChannel 4 News
Belfast Telegraph
The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald
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Wiltshire Times
HUMANS who came into contact with a cow which died of anthrax last week at a farm in Westbury are not showing any symptoms of the deadly disease. The animal's carcass has been incinerated and movement restrictions are in place at the farm after Public ...
Anthrax found in cow on Wiltshire farm
Cow with anthrax incinerated in Wiltshire
Anthrax found in cow in Wiltshire
Mirror.co.uk
Withdrawing dementia drug doubles risk of moving to a nursing home
Alzheimer's Society
A new study from The Lancet Neurology (Tuesday 27 October) suggests that withdrawing a commonly-prescribed Alzheimer's disease drug from people in the advanced stages of dementia doubles their risk of moving to a nursing home within a year.
Dementia drug 'keeps patients out of nursing homes'BBC News
Stopping donepezil ups risk of care home admissionTV Newsroom
Alzheimer's drug 'can delay need for care home'MyTechBits
Digital Trends
Telegraph.co.uk
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Alzheimer's Society
A new study from The Lancet Neurology (Tuesday 27 October) suggests that withdrawing a commonly-prescribed Alzheimer's disease drug from people in the advanced stages of dementia doubles their risk of moving to a nursing home within a year.
Dementia drug 'keeps patients out of nursing homes'
Stopping donepezil ups risk of care home admission
Alzheimer's drug 'can delay need for care home'
This is Money
MARKET REPORT: Shire investors eye US drug launch after successful trial ...
This is Money
Hyperactive buyers chased Shire's shares up to 4950p before they closed 318p higher at 4927p on hearing the drugs giant intends to re-file its dry eye treatment Lifitegrast with the FDA, the Big Daddy American regulator, for a possible US launch after ...
Positive study on new drug proves a tonic for Shire sharesTelegraph.co.uk
Positive results for Shire's lifitegrast in dry eye diseaseEuropean Pharmaceutical Review
UPDATE 2-Shire's eye drug data could strengthen bid for Baxalta, says CEOReuters UK
Daily Mail
Herald Scotland
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This is Money
Hyperactive buyers chased Shire's shares up to 4950p before they closed 318p higher at 4927p on hearing the drugs giant intends to re-file its dry eye treatment Lifitegrast with the FDA, the Big Daddy American regulator, for a possible US launch after ...
Positive study on new drug proves a tonic for Shire shares
Positive results for Shire's lifitegrast in dry eye disease
UPDATE 2-Shire's eye drug data could strengthen bid for Baxalta, says CEO
BBC News
Scotland facing midwives shortage says Royal College
BBC News
The Royal College of Midwives is warning that Scotland is facing a shortage of midwives as more of the profession approach retirement age. Around 40% of midwives are in their 50s and 60s, compared to 30% four years ago, whilst the number of younger ...
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The Royal College of Midwives is warning that Scotland is facing a shortage of midwives as more of the profession approach retirement age. Around 40% of midwives are in their 50s and 60s, compared to 30% four years ago, whilst the number of younger ...
The Guardian
Report shows TB surge in London
Irish Examiner
Parts of London have higher rates of tuberculosis (TB) than countries such as Rwanda, Eritrea and Iraq, according to a report. The capital recorded more than 2,500 new cases of TB in London last year, about 40% of the UK's total. The report, issued by ...
London is the TB capital of Europe due to mass migration and povertyExpress.co.uk
A few London boroughs have higher tuberculosis levels than Iraq or RwandaNYSE Post
Why Tuberculosis Is More Prevalent in Parts of London Than Iraq or RwandaNewsweek
Daily Mail
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Irish Examiner
Parts of London have higher rates of tuberculosis (TB) than countries such as Rwanda, Eritrea and Iraq, according to a report. The capital recorded more than 2,500 new cases of TB in London last year, about 40% of the UK's total. The report, issued by ...
London is the TB capital of Europe due to mass migration and poverty
A few London boroughs have higher tuberculosis levels than Iraq or Rwanda
Why Tuberculosis Is More Prevalent in Parts of London Than Iraq or Rwanda
TV Newsroom
GM tomatoes could fight disease
TV Newsroom
The researchers introduced a protein called AtMYB12 to the tomatoes, which is found in thale cress, a garden weed. Supercharged GM tomatoes packed with natural chemicals that combat illnesses like heart disease, cancer, diabetes and Alzheimer's ...
1 tomato = 50 bottles of wine: Scientists produce Resveratrol in tomatoesNew Food (press release)
Newly Invented 'Super-Tomato' Can Combat Illnesses Like Alzheimer's diseaseNorthern Californian
'Super tomatoes' designed to fight cancerNew Zealand Herald
The Grocer
Diabetes.co.uk
ITV News
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TV Newsroom
The researchers introduced a protein called AtMYB12 to the tomatoes, which is found in thale cress, a garden weed. Supercharged GM tomatoes packed with natural chemicals that combat illnesses like heart disease, cancer, diabetes and Alzheimer's ...
1 tomato = 50 bottles of wine: Scientists produce Resveratrol in tomatoes
Newly Invented 'Super-Tomato' Can Combat Illnesses Like Alzheimer's disease
'Super tomatoes' designed to fight cancer
Scottish Daily Record
Organ donors in Scotland increase by a fifth in over four and a half years
Scottish Daily Record
FIGURES confirmed that 2.25million Scots were signed to the Organ Donor Reguster which is an increase from 17.8 million in 2011. Shares; Comments. Organ donors in Scotland have risen by over a fifth. The number of people in Scotland willing to give ...
GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE: Dorset women back organ donation appealDorset Echo
Health plan covers organ transplants, toomydigitalfc.com
Damaged Tissues, Organs Could Soon Be Replaced By 3D-Printed SubstitutesTech Times
getwestlondon
Echo Examiner
South Wales Evening Post
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Scottish Daily Record
FIGURES confirmed that 2.25million Scots were signed to the Organ Donor Reguster which is an increase from 17.8 million in 2011. Shares; Comments. Organ donors in Scotland have risen by over a fifth. The number of people in Scotland willing to give ...
GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE: Dorset women back organ donation appeal
Health plan covers organ transplants, too
Damaged Tissues, Organs Could Soon Be Replaced By 3D-Printed Substitutes
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