Telegraph.co.uk
Married people more likely to survive two years after heart surgery
Telegraph.co.uk
The heartbreak of divorce may take a bigger toll on health than people realise, after a study showed that people are more likely to die after cardiac surgery following a breakup. A study of more than 1,500 adults who underwent life-saving heart ...
Marriage May Be Good For The HeartUniversity Herald
Marriage And The Heart: Heart Surgery Recovery Better In CouplesMyTechBits
Married people more likely to bounce back after surgery, researchers sayTV Newsroom
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Journal of Health and Social Behavior
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Telegraph.co.uk
The heartbreak of divorce may take a bigger toll on health than people realise, after a study showed that people are more likely to die after cardiac surgery following a breakup. A study of more than 1,500 adults who underwent life-saving heart ...
Marriage May Be Good For The Heart
Marriage And The Heart: Heart Surgery Recovery Better In Couples
Married people more likely to bounce back after surgery, researchers say
BBC News
'Milestone' prostate cancer drug
BBC News
The first drug that targets precise genetic mutations in prostate cancer has been shown to be effective in a "milestone" trial by UK scientists. The study, at the Institute of Cancer Research in London, took place on 49 men with untreatable cancer. The ...
Ovarian cancer pill 'effective' at treating men with prostate cancer, trial showsThe Independent
Ovarian treatment that NHS has refused to pay for found to stop growth of tumoursDaily Mail
Gene-targeting pill for women could offer prostate cancer hopeBT.com
Financial Times
The Globe and Mail
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BBC News
The first drug that targets precise genetic mutations in prostate cancer has been shown to be effective in a "milestone" trial by UK scientists. The study, at the Institute of Cancer Research in London, took place on 49 men with untreatable cancer. The ...
Ovarian cancer pill 'effective' at treating men with prostate cancer, trial shows
Ovarian treatment that NHS has refused to pay for found to stop growth of tumours
Gene-targeting pill for women could offer prostate cancer hope
BBC News
Jeremy Hunt acts on 'time-wasting' referrals
BBC News
The government has announced plans to prevent GPs having to rearrange hospital appointments for patients. The Department of Health says GPs' time is wasted by referring patients back to hospitals for outpatient appointments. The move is part of a ...
Ofsted-style ratings unveiled for local health servicesBelfast Telegraph
Hunt to announce plan to cut GP bureaucracy and free up appointmentsGP online
Ofsted-style ratings for cancer and dementia servicesTelegraph.co.uk
Daily Mail
The Guardian
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BBC News
The government has announced plans to prevent GPs having to rearrange hospital appointments for patients. The Department of Health says GPs' time is wasted by referring patients back to hospitals for outpatient appointments. The move is part of a ...
Ofsted-style ratings unveiled for local health services
Hunt to announce plan to cut GP bureaucracy and free up appointments
Ofsted-style ratings for cancer and dementia services
The Guardian
Herpes affects two-thirds of people under 50, WHO says
The Guardian
Two-thirds of the population under 50 worldwide has herpes, the WHO says. Photograph: Pando Hall/Getty Images. Reuters in Geneva. Wednesday 28 October 2015 18.24 EDT Last modified on Wednesday 28 October 2015 20.04 EDT. Share on Facebook ...
Two-Thirds of World Has Cold Sore Virus: WHONBCNews.com
More people now getting genital herpes from oral sex, WHO suggestsHamilton Spectator
Globally, two out of three under 50 have oral herpes virusKansas City Star
World Health Organization
Journals - PLoS
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The Guardian
Two-thirds of the population under 50 worldwide has herpes, the WHO says. Photograph: Pando Hall/Getty Images. Reuters in Geneva. Wednesday 28 October 2015 18.24 EDT Last modified on Wednesday 28 October 2015 20.04 EDT. Share on Facebook ...
Two-Thirds of World Has Cold Sore Virus: WHO
More people now getting genital herpes from oral sex, WHO suggests
Globally, two out of three under 50 have oral herpes virus
Telegraph.co.uk
Postcode lottery in cancer diagnosis is costing up to 10000 lives a year
Telegraph.co.uk
Ending an “unacceptable” postcode lottery in cancer diagnosis could save the lives of up to 10,000 sufferers a year, a major study suggests. The research shows that patients in some parts of the country are 20 per cent more likely to have cancer ...
The worst places in England to have cancerThe Independent
Kent and Medway in the bottom 25% of the country for diagnosing cancer ...Kent Online
Where cancer patients live could influence late diagnosisCancer Research UK
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ITV News
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Telegraph.co.uk
Ending an “unacceptable” postcode lottery in cancer diagnosis could save the lives of up to 10,000 sufferers a year, a major study suggests. The research shows that patients in some parts of the country are 20 per cent more likely to have cancer ...
The worst places in England to have cancer
Kent and Medway in the bottom 25% of the country for diagnosing cancer ...
Where cancer patients live could influence late diagnosis
Channel News Asia
Processed meats: Moderation the key when eating bak kwa, lup cheong, say doctors
Channel News Asia
TODAY reports: “Healthy living means avoiding smoking, eating more fruits and vegetables, exercising and keeping one's body weight within the ideal range, rather than just specifically changing one particular dietary habit,” says Dr Richard Ng of the ...
The 116 things that can give you cancerSydney Morning Herald
Simon Coveney dismisses WHO meat claimsIrish Examiner
Eating bacon, hot dogs once in a while is 'not harmful'The Straits Times
Business Insider
Santa Rosa Press Democrat
Everyday Health (blog)
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Channel News Asia
TODAY reports: “Healthy living means avoiding smoking, eating more fruits and vegetables, exercising and keeping one's body weight within the ideal range, rather than just specifically changing one particular dietary habit,” says Dr Richard Ng of the ...
The 116 things that can give you cancer
Simon Coveney dismisses WHO meat claims
Eating bacon, hot dogs once in a while is 'not harmful'
New Scientist
Alzheimer's drug helps keep people out of care homes for longer
New Scientist
A drug for Alzheimer's seems to delay the point at which a person with the condition needs to be moved into a nursing home. Donepezil is usually given to people with moderate forms of the disease, but continuing to take the drug once the disease ...
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New Scientist
A drug for Alzheimer's seems to delay the point at which a person with the condition needs to be moved into a nursing home. Donepezil is usually given to people with moderate forms of the disease, but continuing to take the drug once the disease ...
The Nation
Tuberculosis deaths 'unacceptably high'
The Nation
Tuberculosis kills 4,400 people daily, a number that remains “unacceptably high,” said a World Health Organization report Wednesday that ranked TB alongside HIV as a leading cause of death globally. The disease killed 1.5 million people last year ...
World Watch: News DigestWall Street Journal
Tuberculosis ranks alongside HIV as leading killer worldwide: WHO reportXinhua
WHO: Tuberculosis Now Rivals AIDS as Leading Cause of DeathVoice of America
NYSE Post
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9news.com.au
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The Nation
Tuberculosis kills 4,400 people daily, a number that remains “unacceptably high,” said a World Health Organization report Wednesday that ranked TB alongside HIV as a leading cause of death globally. The disease killed 1.5 million people last year ...
World Watch: News Digest
Tuberculosis ranks alongside HIV as leading killer worldwide: WHO report
WHO: Tuberculosis Now Rivals AIDS as Leading Cause of Death
Reuters UK
Signatures to be filed for California drug price referendum
Reuters UK
SACRAMENTO, Calif. Backers of a referendum aimed at reducing the cost of prescription drugs in California said Wednesday that they had gathered more than enough signatures to place their measure on the November 2016 ballot in the most populous U.S. ...
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Reuters UK
SACRAMENTO, Calif. Backers of a referendum aimed at reducing the cost of prescription drugs in California said Wednesday that they had gathered more than enough signatures to place their measure on the November 2016 ballot in the most populous U.S. ...
BBC News
Junior doctors in Leeds protest over contract changes
BBC News
Thousands of junior doctors and their supporters gathered in Leeds to protest over plans to change the terms of their contracts. The government said the changes, due to start in August 2016, were to create a seven-day NHS and will improve safety.
Jeremy Hunt gives 'firm guarantee' over pay for junior doctorsHerald Scotland
Jeremy Hunt tells junior doctors they will not have pay cut – as long they don ...The Independent
Thousands join junior doctors' protest in Leeds city centreYorkshire Evening Post
Express.co.uk
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BBC News
Thousands of junior doctors and their supporters gathered in Leeds to protest over plans to change the terms of their contracts. The government said the changes, due to start in August 2016, were to create a seven-day NHS and will improve safety.
Jeremy Hunt gives 'firm guarantee' over pay for junior doctors
Jeremy Hunt tells junior doctors they will not have pay cut – as long they don ...
Thousands join junior doctors' protest in Leeds city centre
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