Latest National News
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Workers in 1952 poorer but less stressed, says report
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Dangers of vitamin D deficiency highlighted
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Backers of NHS shake-up turn against Andrew Lansley's plans
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Watermelon found to be source of salmonella outbreak
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Brains may be wired for addiction
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102-year-old man becomes world's oldest person to have surgery... so he can carry on gardening
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Red wine chemical could drive new treatments
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NICE: Prostate cancer drug too costly for NHS
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Sugar tax needed, say US experts
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Flesh-eating bug spread by coughs and sneezes spreading across the UK
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Massages are good for you: Shoulder rub mimics effect of pain-killers at molecular level
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Surrey mother seeks compensation for metal hip
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Government offers NHS bill concessions
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Universal flu vaccine 'could be available in just five years'
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Indigestion drugs taken by millions linked to hip fractures
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Heart failure 'affects memory'
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Fears grow for hip replacement patients
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Bacterial disguise evades vaccine
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Blood pressure 'should be measured in both arms'
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Call to talk about bowel cancer
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UK organ donor target 'to be missed', claim opt-out campaigners
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Alcohol deaths increase slightly
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PIP breast implant boss Jean-Claude Mas faces charges
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Autism: Brainwaves 'show risk from age of six months'
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What the NHS can learn from the high street on patient feedback
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Genetic testing: NHS 'must back revolution'
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NHS shake-up: Ed Miliband urges David Cameron rethink
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Average Briton suffers 152 migraines, 133 colds and has 210 backaches (but you should live longer than your parents)
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Heart attack deaths halve in eight years... due to fewer smokers, better diet and improvements to care
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Hope for dementia patients after Alzheimer's cells created in lab for first time
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Women at heightened cervical cancer risk as they forego potentially vital screening
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Abta-style insurance scheme under consideration in wake of breast implant scandal
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Experts review vitamin D advice
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Fried food 'fine for heart' if cooked with olive oil
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End-of-life plans halve unplanned hospitalisations
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Bowel cancer patients 'need choice', says report
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New cancer centre could help save 'millions' of lives
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GP-private venture deal offers GPs incentives to deliver savings cuts costs by £20 per patient
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Some children may 'grow out' of autism, suggests study
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Puzzle habit 'staves off dementia'
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Does fruit and veg chemical fight cancer?
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A glimpse of hope as blind are given stem cell jab to give back sight
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Advanced Cell Technology: Stem cell retinal implants safe
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Mind-altering drugs research call from Prof David Nutt
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PIP implant review could result in new insurance scheme
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Two babies dead after infection at Belfast hospital
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'Three-person IVF' technique moves closer
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3millionlives concordat signed
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Lack of sleep could be fatal: Scientists uncover 86 disorders linked to lack of shut-eye
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‘Early baby growth’ linked to asthma
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Depression drugs ‘causing falls’
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Meningitis jab ‘protection hope’
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Andrew Lansley defends health Bill plans
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Olympics organisers must map health risks
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Rise in number of 'younger' knee replacements
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Contaminated nasal spray recalled by medicines watchdog
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London 2012: Mass gathering risks disease spreading
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Aberystwyth and Newcastle unis develop food 'fingerprints' test
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Sheffield hospitals tell people to limit visits due to norovirus
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Processed meat 'linked to pancreatic cancer'
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GPs want the NHS reforms stopped: survey
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High risk healthcare 'will suffer if medical cover is privatised'
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Acupuncture associated with 'minor' improvements in migraine
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One million 'needlessly in pain'
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Nice- approved drugs must be made available, pledges Andrew Lansley
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Entire DNA sequence now available for less than £700
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Middle-aged surgeons 'are safest'
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Vitamin B and folic acid 'boosts memory in pensioners'
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How putting a balloon up your nose eases tinnitus
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Ministers back call to quiz patients on lifestyles
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Bereavement raises heart attack risk, says study
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Routine aspirin 'may cause harm'
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Nicotine 'may aid memory for in early dementia'
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Hopes of cancer breakthrough with treatment using electromagnetic fields to shrink tumours
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Home truths about high blood pressure
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Concerns over care have been 'hidden’ to avoid rows, says David Cameron
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Stepping Hill hospital nurse bailed
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Breast implants: Adviser calls for 'staged removal'
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Families encouraged to eat healthily on the cheap
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Detoxing in January is futile, says liver charity
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Britons poor on food calorie content
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Norovirus cases 'double in a week'
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MRI scans 'are better for heart checks', experts say
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Journal retracts study linking a virus to ME
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NHS patients 'will be able to view medical records online'
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Mediterranean diet 'extends life by up to three years'
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Forty hospital trusts and 800 patients fall victim to winter vomiting bug in just one week
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'Mindfulness' exercises may ease arthritis-related stress and fatigue
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Health MOTs to be offered by local authorities
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Many Scots 'choose' to ignore lifestyle health advice
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Norovirus cases on the rise
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The cost of poor mental health at work
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MPs and peers launch inquiry into dementia diagnosis rates
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Call for vitamin D supplements to tackle Scots MS rates
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Dozens of hospital wards closed over fears of norovirus outbreak
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Cancer benefit rules change fails to stop criticism
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European rules on energy conservation could cost NHS £70m a year
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Daily dose of Vitamin B 'can fight memory loss and help protect against Alzheimer's'
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Child penicillin doses should be reviewed, say experts
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Emergency services prepare for 'Mad Friday'
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One can of cola = one hour's run: Exercise labels could be 'more effective than calorie counts'
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Scientists discover 'master switch' that stops cancer cells from growing
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Third of hospitals crippled by debt, MPs warn
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Finance woe 'will prompt major NHS revamp'
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Test 'improves cancer screening'
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Obesity rising slightly in primary school leavers in England
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Designer drugs: Effect on brain chemistry 'like ecstasy'
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Iron supplements 'could help stave off DVT and other life-threatening blood clots'
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MPs warn foundation trust status mergers could force hospitals to close
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Alzheimers disease 'could be predicted' with a blood test
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Hospitals 'breaching' European rules on working hours
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Ban cut-price alcohol to save lives, leading doctors warn
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24,000 diabetes deaths a year 'could be avoided'
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Hairy limbs keep bed bugs at bay
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Proton beam radiotherapy machines to be introduced in NHS
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Visitors warned to stay away as Norovirus outbreak closes hospital wards
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Four in ten drugs wrongly administered in hospitals
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Children with cancer to benefit from £150m proton beam radiotherapy boost
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Edwin Poots considers bringing back prescription charges
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New super vaccine could tackle 70% of lethal cancers and is better than 'wonder drug' Herceptin
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Painkillers could be CAUSING your headache and not curing it
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Breast cancer patients 'stop drugs' due to side-effects
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GE and Microsoft to launch joint venture aimed at global healthcare system transformation
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Schoolgirl who became Britain's youngest gastric bypass patient loses TEN STONE in just one year
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Cancer costs 'set to rise by 62%'
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Andrew Lansley demands new inquiry into NHS regulator
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Care for high-risk surgery 'falling short'
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Private healthcare industry faces inquiry
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Scottish alcohol sales fall after multibuy ban
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Breast cancer screening could cause more harm than good
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New NHS pensions offer expected from government
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Bowel cancer screening ‘does cut deaths’
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Private health sector may distort competition, OFT says
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Patients to give GP surgeries TripAdvisor-style ratings
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NICE to drive innovation in the NHS
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As experts consider possible link to tainted surgical instruments... Is Alzheimer's caused by a brain infection?
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Everyone 'to be research patient', says David Cameron
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WHO issues Europe measles warning
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Dystrophy patients face 'avoidable' hospital admissions
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David Cameron eyes NHS-life sciences partnership
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Disc degeneration on MRI scans 'linked to severity of back pain'
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Leicester research uncovers stroke symptoms
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High blood sugar 'speeds up ageing'
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Liver disease 'epidemic' warning in North East
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Walsall hospital closes ward due to norovirus
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NHS Direct points patients to online advice during strike
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Strike 'not expect to affect urgent NHS care'
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Watchdog NICE says no to eye drug Lucentis for diabetes
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Scan can spot 'curable cause of high blood pressure'
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Bowel cancer patients dying due to lack of surgeons
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Some NHS hospitals should perform fewer procedures, senior figure warns
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Hospitals guide: trusts accused of 'risky and irresponsible' nursing levels
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One in four patients say their local hospital is not up to standard
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Centenarians 'healthier than younger pensioners'
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Norovirus present in 76% of British oysters, research finds
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Hospital patients 'more likely to die at weekends'
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Brain find sheds light on autism
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Bring your own private nurse if you’re in an NHS hospital
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Cancer study reveals 'faulty genes'
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Home birth 'carries higher risk' for first-time mothers
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Switch in cervical cancer vaccine
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GPs miss the first signs of cancer in a THIRD of cases
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Machine that is a breath of fresh air for sleeping asthmatics can reduce their symptoms
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DH tightens the screws with uncompromising NHS operational plan for 2012
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Dreaming 'eases painful memories’
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The return of electric shock therapy?
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£30m expansion plans will create 72 extra beds at children’s hospital
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DH plans to purge up to 2.5m patients from GP lists
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Paracetamol warning: 'Slightly too much can cause overdose'
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Eating canned soup 'poses a chemical risk'
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Cancer sufferers are surviving six times longer than in 1971
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E. coli baby deaths investigated in Swansea
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Why the UK needs a surgical intervention in training
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Four cups of coffee a day 'can help prevent womb cancer' - even if they're decaff
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Patients at risk as referral gateway triages TIAs and 'breast symptoms'
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Cancer survival: Macmillan hails major improvement
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Bionic contact lens 'to project emails before eyes'
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Aids-related deaths 'down 21% from peak', says UNAids
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How audio recordings can help patients navigate cancer treatment
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Snow joke over chilling warning to get a flu jab
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GP practices to take industrial action over pensions on 30 November
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Cancer drug Avastin loses US approval
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Designs help combat hospital bugs
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Nearly 50,000 NHS jobs 'under threat'
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Cancer Research UK begins DNA matching research
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Video: Patients help with pioneering cancer research
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Antibiotics "will not cure viruses"
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UK trials for new blood transfusion protocols
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Can crowdsourcing beat the flu?
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Big boost to patient safety as NHS staff flu vaccinations almost triple this year
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Half of doctor’s surgeries contaminated by super-bug
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First rise in patients on mixed wards since ban
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Thousands left for a year on 'hidden' NHS waiting lists
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New peptide 'could tackle ovarian cancer'
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NHS: Crackdown on 'hidden waiting' ordered by ministers
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Go to work on an egg – and it’ll keep you awake! Advice of the 80s was correct as experts say 'ditch the sugar rush'
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'Surgeons opened my skull and my head exploded!' Student, 20, makes amazing recovery after doctors operate on life-long brain tumour
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Flu jab for all children is ruled out because it won't be 'cost effective'
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Government obesity panel quietly abolished
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Banker behind private hospital revolution pledges patient power
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Warning as operation follow-ups cut
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Weight loss surgery investigated
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Sheffield hospitals strike alert: Plans to just treat emergencies
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Fraudsters fleecing NHS of £3bn a year: Bosses 'look the other way' as vast sums are stolen
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Ban smoking in cars, says British Medical Association
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Liver implant gives boy 'another chance of life'
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Stem cell trial halted
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NHS Direct app downloaded 1m times
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Cancer 'kills more poorer people'
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Nurses could strike in row over pension
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A&E waits at winter levels
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Is oral contraceptive pill fuelling prostate cancer?
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Cardiac cells 'heal heart damage'
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Ministers 'must release' secret NHS report
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Teenager has operation in two hospitals at same time
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Gene mutation raises skin cancer risk
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Cancer mother first to give birth following chemotherapy after pregnant bump encased in 1.5-tonne lead shield
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Teenage girl in 'waking coma' after anti-cancer jab
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Study links Parkinson's disease to industrial solvent
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UK air pollution 'puts lives at risk'
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Skin transformed for cancer fight
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Lansley threatens to sack NHS chiefs who ration care to save money
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Food safety warning after two in hospital with botulism
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Home fever is the new hayfever
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Flu season guide lets GP track workload impact
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RCGP chairwoman warns commissioners could 'outsource' care for high-cost patients
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Working from home 'exhausting'
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GPs prescribe £15m painkillers
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Malaria vaccine could be developed within two years, after scientists find disease’s Achilles heel
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Vaccine could reduce HIV to 'minor infection'
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Speedy gene test helps tailor 'smart drugs' for individual cancer patients
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New hope for head injury patients
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Beat the clock and extend your lifespan
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Parents’ fresh hope in heart unit battle
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When the stiff upper lip could be deadly: A third of Britons put off going to the doctor
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NICE publishes quality improvement guide on preventing and controlling healthcare associated infections
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Parkinson's disease symptoms 'can be improved by teaching patients to regulate their brains'
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Lack of female CCG leaders puts future success of NHS at risk, report finds
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Cervical cancer vaccines may cut need for screening
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The strange and curious history of lobotomy
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NHS cancer diagnosis waiting times down, figures show
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Painkillers cost the NHS in England £442m a year
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NHS hospital wins legal fight over children's heart surgery
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Dementia cases expected to rise by one third
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GPs handed £700m in first step of NHS reform
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Mouthwash recalled over bacteria fears
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Angina treatment 'increases heart attack severity'
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Patients to be allowed to remain registered with family doctors after moving home
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Fears of new deadly super-flu which 'could spread to Britain within 24 hours'
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Kidney transplants: there is a need for more living donors
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Presumed consent organ donation to be Welsh law by 2015
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Will an NHS 'information revolution' really happen?
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Restrictions on gay men blood donations lifted
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Contact lens with a microchip to spot glaucoma: New breakthrough in leading cause of blindness
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Receptionists 'key' to safe repeat prescription process
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Remember to get your flu jab
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Cancer 'behind 40% of early deaths'
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Superbug drugs can increase infection, reveals new study
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Breakthrough could lead to treatment for symptoms of growing old
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Two glasses of wine a day could increase breast cancer risk by 50 per cent
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Cherry juice can help get a good night's sleep
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Glowing brain tumour trial begins
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Cold snap alert plan 'will save lives'
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New MS drug 'cuts relapses by 80pc'
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GPs 'dismiss' pancreatic cancer symptoms
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Daily aspirin 'blocks bowel cancer'
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The tiny coil of wire running between the leg and head that saves thousands from a stroke
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Risky drinkers face health threat
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Low steroid dose 'just as effective as high dose' for shoulder pain
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Avoid alcohol three days a week, doctors warn
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Britons urged to 'get walking'
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Cancer 'modelling' technique hailed
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NHS reforms: Audit areas to be extended, Lansley says
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Moderate wine consumption 'boosts spinal bone density'
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Mobile phone brain cancer link rejected
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Unions claim blood service review 'victory'
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'Glue ear' treatment could see 'end to grommet surgery'
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Life expectancy gap between north and south increases
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Put patient before short-term savings, urges GPs’ leader
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How do our bacteria help us?
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NHS leaves men with breast cancer 'isolated'
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NHS Highland issue apology for patient's bed sore
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Hospital failings drive up GP workload
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GPs central to quality of out-of-hours care
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Surgery results ‘better for patients at private treatment centres’
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Primary care spend fell fastest last year - Information Centre
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EU rules on health staff 'put patients at risk'
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Egg donor compensation expected to triple
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Study finds link between swine flu and stillbirth
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Medicine thrown into crisis by stem cell ruling
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Risks from European doctors with less training than Boost chemists
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Blood pressure drugs can lower Alzheimer's risk by up to 50 per cent
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Patient choice ‘tops out’ as NHS referrals to private providers flatline
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Better hospital IT 'would save thousands of lives'
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Elderly women underestimating threat of breast cancer
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Fears fish foot spa pedicures could spread HIV and hepatitis C
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Andrew Lansley wants you to go on a diet.
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NHS missing an "opportunity" over complaints
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Enzyme 'switch' clue to infertility and miscarriage
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Obesity 'worse for teen girls' blood pressure'
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Vaccine hope as research reveals viruses are linked to 40 per cent of all cancers
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Steve Jobs: why his pancreatic cancer is a 'sniper's fire' illness
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Call for national list of NHS services to avoid conflict
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DH reviews 'bonkers' rules enforcing competition when commissioning community services
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Toxin discovery could help in fight against superbug
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World-first drug could stop cataract blindness, say scientists
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One in six mobile phones 'contains e. coli'
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Public 'need to be more honest about eating habits’
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NHS bill: Government wins key vote in House of Lords
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Gene therapy and stem cells unite
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Doctors call for separate daily and weekly drinking limits
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Spit test could be used to detect pancreatic cancer
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Glasgow surgeon using ultrasound to treat fractures
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Raw vegetables and fruit 'counteract heart risk genes'
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Thousands of unknown viruses found
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High doses of vitamin E 'can significantly increase risk of prostate cancer'
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Vitamins linked with higher death risk in older women
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Millions of hospital meals uneaten, analysis suggests
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Health bill threatens diabetics, claims charity
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The back pain victims who suffer needlessly for years
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Millions of hip replacement patients can celebrate the work of Sir John Charnley
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Brain 'rejects negative thoughts'
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Stressed? Taking 10 minutes out a day makes us happier and healthier
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Health bill could be diluted further to win Lords' vote
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Severe hypoglycaemia cause found
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NHS cuts: Managers urge government honesty
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How iPads could help 'blind' children to see
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Men 'underestimate waist size'
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Mobile phone users suffering from 'text neck'
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Tanning salons more dangerous than previously thought
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Human 'cloning' makes embryonic stem cells
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Roll out of personal health budgets from October 2012
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Two thirds 'would use HIV home testing kits if they were legal'
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GP practice under fire for offering NHS patients private treatment
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'Smart pill' that analyses how whole gut is working as it passes through could ease IBS
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Dirty desks 'increase cold and flu'
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Referral to talking therapies may cut use of health services and sick leave
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What's for dinner? Rainbow coloured carrots and super broccoli that's healthier and sweeter
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NHS pays millions of pounds more than it needs to for drugs
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'Political fix' to save health bill
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Health and education workers on strike over budget cuts
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NHS changes 'to cause irreparable harm'
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'Flexible' work call for women doctors
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Men 'more prone to type 2 diabetes'
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Death of a worker sees trust offer day off to hospital staff who have flu jab
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Nurses Fear Redundancy - Survey
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Laughter better than drugs for dementia
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Plastic surgeons warn over 'stem-cell' breast surgery
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Beta blockers 'may stop breast cancer spreading'
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Children's packed lunches 'lack fruit and veg'
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15,000 NHS nurses fear axe as cuts hit patients
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Body language important for clinical decisions
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Don't sweat it! Woman who do 'moderate' exercisers are far happier than gym bunnies
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Nurofen Plus goes back on sale in tamper-proof packs
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Fake medicine trade: UK crackdown on drug importers
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Twitter 'offers world mood clues'
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Doubts raised over dyslexia diagnoses
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Bupa to be Official Health Insurance Partner of UK Sport
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Under-30s 'more likely' to call in sick
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Emergency surgery patients' lives at risk, say surgeons
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Targeted back pain care 'cheaper and better for patients'
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Tens of thousands of surgical patients dying needlessly because of poor NHS care, says Royal College of Surgeons
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Malaria vaccine trial hope
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'Screen men at 50 for bowel cancer' and save thousands of lives, says charity
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Painkiller heart alert: Don't stop taking pills, but do talk to your GP, British scientists urge
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Private company accuses foundation trust of 'predatory pricing'
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Study underlines importance of activity for back pain
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UK medics lead Europe's first embryonic stem cell trial
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Dutch engineers make 'robot legs' for stroke patients
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Trainee nurses 'spend too long in lecture halls and not enough time with patients'
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Zinc is good for the memory... but too much could 'trigger epilepsy'
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Designer drugs 'cost NHS millions'
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Brittle bone drug offers new hope that it could hold arthritis at bay
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Alzheimer's researchers receive £5.1m boost for projects across the UK
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Private GP surgeries 'to double'
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Commissioning groups 'concerned' about size and budgets
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Yawning is body's "thermostat"
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Quarter wait over a week to see GP
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Could ladybird blood help us beat diseases from tuberculosis to MRSA?
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GMC says more support needed for overseas doctors in UK
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Glowing wound dressing indicates infection
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Artificial blood vessels created on a 3D printer
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Attitudes to cholesterol 'worrying'
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Surgeons light up cancer cells in attempt to cut relapses
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Gene find could lead to drug for chronic back pain
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Savings from NHS reforms reduced by £700m
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Rake some leaves to cut dementia risk: How exercise that gets the heart pumping slows condition
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Oily fish and nuts 'cut chance of food allergies'
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Brain stents designed to prevent strokes actually DOUBLE the risk
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David Cameron’s NHS ‘support’ claim disputed by staff
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Cancer drug resistance clue found
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NHS managers restricting access to crucial scans and tests
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Office workers urged to 'do more exercise', as one in three left out of breath by stairs
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Diabetics warned to get eyes tested
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UK among countries worst at tackling pancreatic cancer
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MPs debate hospitals private earnings cap
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Fungus which kills half of infected hospital patients is 'becoming drug resistant'
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Stem cell trial for heart failure approved
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Ibuprofen linked to double risk of miscarriage
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Nurses and midwives urged to get flu jab
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NDM-1 superbug enzyme's 'photofit' taken
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Critics renew attacks on NHS overhaul
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Close hospital services to improve safety, says think-tank
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Couch potatoes are missing exercise gene
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£2bn held back from patient care in NHS reforms, says Labour
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Soil bacteria can help kill cancer by delivering drugs 'straight into tumours'
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HPV vaccination programme 'to be extended to boys'
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Coral could hold key to sunscreen pill
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Opticians 'should offer blood sugar checks'
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New body 'liquefaction' unit unveiled in Florida funeral home
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Inditherm receives backing from NICE
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Daily heart pill for the healthy 'would be a huge waste of money'
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GPs encouraged to offer online consultations as part of '24-hour access' plans
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A&E quality data published for first time
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Labour attacks NHS bill amendments
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Doctor Skype? NHS mulls online GP consultations
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Campaigners warn over salt levels in bread
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US stroke rates 'rising in young'
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NHS dentistry proposals could mean less check-ups
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'High risk' health reforms warning
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Soil bacteria helps kill cancers
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NHS hospital management by overseas firms 'discussed'
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Department of Health survey reveals people in Yorkshire and Humberside underestimate number of calories in food
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A Big Mac and calorie count, please: Fast food giants, pizza chains and coffee shops should publish nutrition details
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'Tiny radioactive beads helped me beat bowel cancer' tells miracle patient
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Hygiene rule breach ‘risk’ to patients
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Hospital care for elderly scrutinised
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Middle-aged Brits are the world's fattest and most depressed, says Bupa study
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Working together via the modern media
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UK stem cell stroke trial passes first safety test
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Microchip implant monitors tumour growth
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'Anti-cancer virus' shows promise
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The NHS has rooms for improvement in end of life care
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Bird flu fear as mutant strain hits China and Vietnam
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Bad sleep ups blood pressure risk
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'Devastating divide' in access to new cancer drugs
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NHS pays spin doctors more than cancer experts
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NHS spending on homeopathy prescriptions falls to £122,000
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Exclusive: Yorkshire executives avoid axe in health shake-up
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Electric jab in your arm that fights skin cancer
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Scientists create tanning implant
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Power to the patients, even the reluctant ones
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Bid to fight child obesity
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Global governments 'must get tough on obesity'
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Investigations into the Nurofen Plus mix-up begin
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Taking certain antidepressants could cut the risk of both bowel and brain cancer
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Cancer scoring to predict how long patients have left to live
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Holidaymakers warned after six struck by malaria in Greece
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Future heart health 'shaped by diet'
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Diabetes drugs 'driving rise in NHS drugs bill'
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Brain Scan Detects Alzheimer's Disease Risk In Healthy Individuals
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Blood pressure guidelines revised in England and Wales
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MRSA superbug death total 'continues to fall'
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Scientists hail Parkinson's brain cells 'breakthrough'
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Chris Grayling publishes list of ten most bizarre health and safety bans
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First new skin cancer treatment since 1970s goes on sale
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Call to measure duration of obesity
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Bowel cancer awareness 'stubbornly low'
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Child aged four in Wales' A&Es for drink and drugs
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Commuting is 'more stressful for women than men'
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Vitamin D mum test 'could protect babies from rickets'
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Three cancers share genetic link
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Modified ecstasy 'attacks blood cancers'
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PFI projects 'poor value for money', say MPs
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Death knell for mixed-sex wards: After years of broken promises, a 90% drop in hospital cases
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County NHS officials say no to cannabis-based MS treatment
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Research shows thousands of patients could be taking statins needlessly
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Stopping Ovarian Cancer
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Trainee doctor changeover 'impacts on patient safety'
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Woman gets £500,000 compensation after spending two years 'imprisoned' in hospital when medics miss infection
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NHS to offer stress-buster course
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How listening to patients can improve health services
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Alcohol companies accused of exploiting Facebook, Twitter and YouTube by 'targeting young people with drink campaigns'
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Virtual touch helps keyhole surgeons to 'feel' tumours
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'Suicide bomber' bacteria destroys superbug
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Coroner calls for review of anaesthetic procedures after woman's death
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BMA 'extremely concerned' on central flu vaccine purchase plan
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Essex care worker arrested after 'insulin death'
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NHS watchdog reports on Western Isles Hospital
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15-minute daily exercise is 'bare minimum for health'
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Cancer discovery offers hope of tackling spread of disease
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Tom Condliff told NHS will pay for gastric band surgery
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Glasgow University study to tackle heart bypass failure
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Coffee suncream could slow skin cancer
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Fat 'disrupts sugar sensors causing type 2 diabetes'
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'Late' asthma research unearths potential new treatment
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Delays in hospital treatment in England grow
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Clydebank hospital uses new technique on heart patients
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City firm’s global date
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GPs say extended commissioning will negatively impact patient care
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Unison: Why we worry about social enterprises in the NHS
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Personal care budgets need further testing
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Tattoo-like electronic patch to monitor health
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Public health handover work to begin in 2011
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Health wins as spending shrinks
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Alzheimer's drug tests in six years, Lancaster researcher says
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Genetic clues to what triggers MS
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Four-fold rise in heart and cancer scan delays with NHS patients waiting more than six weeks
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Cells that 'kill' leukaemia in three weeks have been developed by scientists
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NHS faces growing financial pressure, says auditor
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NHS hospitals needed £200m in bailouts and loans
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Scientists make schizophrenia breakthrough
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More aggressive chemo better for older lung cancer patients
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Could the Atkins diet help you keep diabetes at bay?
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The hidden risks of top herbal remedies that pharmacists don't tell us about
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Women who suffer sleep apnoea more likely to get dementia later in life
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Call for more maternity doctors
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Number of NHS patients waiting over six weeks for tests quadruples
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Back pain and disc health 'linked' to lack of nutrients
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Exercise should be 'standard part of cancer care'
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Texts could improve malaria care
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Memory is 'team effort' by several regions of the brain
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Stepping Hill Hospital deaths: Nurse still questioned
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Women on the pill 'may experience gradual bone loss'
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Only one in 13 teenage girls eats enough fruit and veg
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World Health Organization calls for TB blood test ban
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Flu vaccine given to millions of Britons to be withdrawn amid narcolepsy fears
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Animal testing 'requires tighter regulation'
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GPs told to stop 'chemical cosh' for dementia victims which cause hundreds of deaths
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Stepping Hill Hospital deaths: Nurse questioned
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Head injuries can have 'physical link to dementia'
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Goal to rid world of polio by end of 2012 'off track'
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Retailers in fruit and veg pledge
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Vegetarian diet 'helps protect against common bowel disorder'
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Blood test for Alzheimer's 'a step closer'
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Stepping Hill Hospital deaths: Nurse on murder arrest
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NHS competition extended to community care
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Heart patients told 'stay on aspirin'
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'Low priority' for hip and knee surgery
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C.diff outbreak pressures hospital
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Post cuts 'accelerating' in England, warns RCN
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Cancer rate rising in middle-aged
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Painkillers 'may ease agitation' in dementia patients
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Nudge not enough to change lifestyles – peers
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Scientists develop heart disease and diabetes-fighting drug which is more effective than statins
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Stepping Hill deaths inquiry: Two male patients named
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Stepping Hill patient: How I escaped clutches of hospital 'sabotage killer'
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Hospital serial killer probe adds two more names of dead patients
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Family tell of grief over pensioner's death in hospital 'contamination' scandal
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MRSA wiped out at Midland hospitals
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Painkillers 'may ease agitation' in dementia patients
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Scientists find 'better way' to grow adult stem cells
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Blindness fear as diabetics denied drug by NHS rationing watchdog
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NHS to lose 100,000 nurses in next decade due to government cuts, health report warns
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Statin prescriptions in UK now total a million each week
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Could tea and coffee protect against MRSA? Study shows drinkers half as likely to carry the superbug
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NHS 'creaking at the seams' as waiting lists rise
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Anti-depressant prescriptions quadruple over the last 20 year as one in 10 adults is now depressed
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Nice drug decisions 'leave some patients suffering'
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Unnecessary A&E visits costing £100m+ a year
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Take care of your teeth and eyes 'to cut risk of dementia'
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Spinal cord repair restores independent breathing
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New technique could see end of plaster casts
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Surgeons carry out first synthetic windpipe transplant
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Warning over legal Russian drug phenazepam
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Researchers take US temperature via Twitter
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Sports help lower aggression in boys
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Alzheimer's screening could be possible in two years and a cure in 10
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New solution can help 'permanently get rid of germs'
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New study scrutinizes heart stent procedures
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Mum’s fury at hospital’s parking rule
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Council backs heart unit fight
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Waiting times for vital NHS tests rise for thousands of patients
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NHS chiefs warn of rising hospital waiting times
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Men wanted as stem cell donors
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'Floss for fertility', women advised
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Cutting back on salt 'does not make you healthier' (despite nanny state warnings)
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The clouds will protect me: Why two thirds of us never wear sun cream in the UK
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Protest over cuts which ‘treat elderly as low-value patients’
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Personal trainer Dave shows he is at community’s heart
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Hospital gets to shortlist
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Councillor keeps up opposition to heart unit move
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Organ transplant waiting times soar
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Mobile phones 'unlikely' to cause cancer’
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Study casts doubt on diabetes screening
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Hospitals 'named and shamed' on bedsores record which costs NHS £4bn a year
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How to shape NHS services
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Children taken to A&E with 'routine complaints'
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'Patients must not be afraid to question GP'
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Irish scientists secure funding for nail clipping osteoporosis test
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Sleeping longer 'helps athletes reach peak performance'
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'Stunning inequities' in end-of-life care, report says
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Leeds Save Our Surgery Campaign: MPs’ letter hits out at heart reviewers
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Nice approves cardiac drug
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NHS faces 'diabetes time bomb'
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Obesity 'is higher among non-smoking women'
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Major investigation into care at London NHS trust
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The forever young drug: Scientists make sick and ageing cells healthy again
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NHS Direct cuts frontline budget by £7.9m
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Health profiles released for your local area
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Care Quality Commission hit by 'no confidence' petition
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MPs’ praise for website
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Fruit, veg and nuts aid weight loss
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Doctors reject revised NHS plans
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Rules on foreign doctors 'put patient safety at risk'
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Non-smoker women 'at obesity risk'
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Medication packs probe
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Team effort to cut hours
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BMA members defy leadership to call for health bill to be scrapped
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Failing NHS complaints system needs overhaul, MPs say
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Why was the E coli outbreak so deadly?
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It's not just fat people. The slim and healthy can get diabetes, too
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The way to save the NHS – close hospitals
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BMA demands national list of 'low priority' treatments
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Government plans more Health Bill amendments
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Surgical tools used in NHS operations 'substandard'
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NHS told to avoid 'slash and burn cuts'
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'Lean gene' means slim people could be less healthy than the obese
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50-somethings who are 'fitter than in their 20s'
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Television creates 'perfect storm' of childhood obesity
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GPs feeling pressurised to prescribe unlicensed medication for ADHD, warn LMC leaders
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Health Bill: Government publishes 181 amendments
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Give all young children flu vaccine, experts say
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Crash course diet reverses Type 2 diabetes in a week
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Fatal cocktail of common drugs putting elderly at risk
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Comfort eating linked to stress in hormone study
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GP patient survey set for revamp
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Hospital pillows riddled with infection
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Protein 'helps predict Alzheimer's risk'
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Organ donor register passes 18m
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How your pillow is the perfect breeding ground for gruesome array of pests and diseases
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Spine fluid test that could spot signs of Alzheimer's giving future sufferers time to prepare
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Plans under way to tackle ageism in the NHS
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Guidance advises same day hip operations for fractures
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PCTs to survive as 'outposts' of new commissioning board
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Elderly told to have regular eye tests to stop falls
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Faster access to stroke surgery could help over 1,000
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Taxpayers will no longer 'bail out' failing NHS hospitals
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U.S. to unveil graphic tobacco warning labels
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Controversial British voice box transplant given go-ahead
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Heart disease beats breast cancer as the biggest killer
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Appeal court to rule on 'human right' to anti-obesity surgery
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Pigs could grow human organs in stem cell breakthrough
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Yorkshire scientists in ‘cancer vaccine’ discovery
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Parents' behaviour 'can influence teen drinking'
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Sight restored after 55-year wait
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Hospital wait breaches 'going up'
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New drug could further help people with epilepsy
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New work and mental health website launched
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The UK's leading oral health charity is urging people to change their attitudes towards their teeth and dentists, or risk losing their ‘Smile factor' forever.
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'Rapid Recovery project makes patients better quicker'
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Super glue for the brain could save thousands of lives as it makes aneurysms disappear
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Milburn calls amended NHS plans 'a car crash'
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Olive oil 'helps prevent stroke'
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Cameron and Miliband clash over cancer patient welfare
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Research shows that one in four patients fear injections
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GP commissioning leads warn health bill changes could 'recreate PCTs'
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Bees' role in superbug fight, finds Cardiff research
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Images capture moment brain goes unconscious
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Drop in sexually transmitted diseases in England
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Cameron backs wholesale changes to NHS plans
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Just two hours of telly a day can kill you, say doctors
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The brainy way to slim: Just concentrate on the food as you eat and listen to the body saying it's full
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Grass pollen misery forces hay fever children indoors
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Cap that could beat insomnia by cooling your brain down
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Picking the right painkiller doesn't have to be a pain
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Nick Clegg to claim NHS changes victory for Lib Dems
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Researchers' hope of 20 new vaccines in next decade
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Fund vaccines for poorest children, pleads charity
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Nicotine treatment 'could control obesity'
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First vaccine against deadly meningitis B will be available 'within months'
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DRI passes elderly care inspection
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Pill to mend a broken heart 'developed by scientists'
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Older people receive worse NHS cancer care
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Half of UK population had swine flu during pandemic... and many didn't even REALISE it
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GPs still not ready to back NHS plans despite climbdown
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'Chemical cosh' dementia drug prescriptions concern
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Queens University award for frog skin cancer research
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Life expectancy rises in UK but north-south divide widens
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Painful joints 'may be due to bursitis'
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Obesity could reverse fall in the rate of heart attacks
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UK doctors begin pioneering asthma treatment
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Parents urged to be brain-tumour aware
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Cameron outlines changes to NHS reforms after criticism
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New E.coli cases dropping significantly in Germany
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NICE to develop new guideline on acute painful sickle cell episode
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GP commissioning consortia boards must contain a doctor and nurse
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Neurology care criticised by RCP
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Oestrogen treatment may improve bone density in anorexic girls
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New children's paracetamol limits
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Drug firms cut vaccine prices to the developing world
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Neurology care 'is lacking' for UK patients
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Sainsbury's announces rapid expansion of in-store surgeries
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E. coli outbreak: Europe-wide controls 'not needed'
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Innovation 'improves healthcare delivery'
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Woman’s asthma operation at Manchester hospital gives hope to millions
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300 march to protest at NHS shake-up plans
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Diagnosing malnutrition could cut hip fractures.
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TB vaccination for all London newborns proposed
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E. coli outbreak: UK cases rise to 11
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Skin cancer treatments revealed at conference
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Foetal epilepsy drug danger shown
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New cancer test wins £50,000 innovation prize
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Mass screening for ovarian cancer 'not effective'
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Eye implant for macular oedema recommended by NICE
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QUB breakthrough in male infertility treatment
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Antibiotic use questioned as new strain of MRSA appears
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NHS health reforms could change - Andrew Lansley
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German cucumber E.coli outbreak 'may last months'
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Osteoporosis link to coeliac disease
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GMC investigation as fitness to practise cases soar
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New Department of Health campaigns funded
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Hospital beds go in NHS efficiency drive, memo reveals
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E.coli cucumber scare: Cases 'likely to increase'
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Will taking an aspirin a day save YOUR life?
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Human brain's 'bat sight' found
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Skin cells 'turned into neurons' by US scientists
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Measles outbreak prompts plea to vaccinate children
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Commercial weight loss services 'more effective than GPs'
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Regulator raises elderly care concerns
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Health bill may have to be withdrawn – doctors
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Help for GPs to diagnose mental health problems
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10p polypill 'halves heart disease and stroke risk'
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Running backwards could be a more effective way to get fit
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Winter flu death toll topped 600
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Smallpox decision deferred again
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Extra calcium doses are 'no benefit' for bones
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Lung patients warned about new ash cloud from Iceland
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Alzheimer's can begin in young people
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GPs reveal shocking cost of patients failing to attend appointments
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New cancer drugs fund
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Cooked tomatoes help battle cholesterol
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Bacteria 'linked' to Parkinson's disease
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Red meat 'raises bowel cancer risk'
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Couch potato lifestyles of the internet generation 'creating weak children'
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Britain's bill for elderly care 'to cost a fifth of GDP' by 2050
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Paralysed man can stand and move his legs again
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Hospitals get mixed sex-ward fines
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New gel could solve back pain, scientists say
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Hospitals buy 1,751 types of medical tube
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NHS debate 'losing contact with reality'
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Hospitals using 'inexperienced' locums as consultants
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Body reprogrammed to accept donor organ as its own
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Sticking plaster that can repair damaged hearts using cells
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Two new Legionnaires’ disease cases confirmed
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Flagship MRSA screening programme under review
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Nick Clegg to oppose NHS competition regulator
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Elderly falls 'badly managed by NHS'
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Life-long obesity risk of ‘eating for two’ in pregnancy: Mothers won’t lose extra weight, experts warn
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AIDS prevention 'breakthrough'
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Public health boss claims 500 cases sun bed related
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Bid to boost blood cancer survival
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Cameron stands firm on NHS changes to 'avoid crisis'
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Scalpel, Android, iPhone: the NHS starts dispensing apps
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Surgery to end monthly pain threatening the fertility of 1.5m women
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Ozone jab in the spine that can relieve your back pain
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Cameron set to stand firm on need for NHS changes
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Private sector 'still facing bit-part role in NHS'
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Malaria blocks 'super-infection'
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New £435 blood 'death test will prove a person's longevity'
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Faulty medical implants leave NHS with costly bill
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Hope for chronic pain sufferers as new drug becomes available
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Prostate cancers advance more in obese men
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Sickle cell anaemia treatment 'effective for children'
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IVF policy change leads to fewer multiple pregnancies
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Twitter 'vital' link to patients, say doctors in Japan
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NHS axe falls on treatments
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New arthritis drug given green light
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New guidance for ovarian cancer tests
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City professor pioneers new research into heart condition
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Gene clue to how superbugs attack
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Monkey HIV vaccine 'effective', say researchers
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NHS patients record project faces cull
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Selenium 'does not prevent cancer'
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NHS 'urgently needs decisions to avoid disarray'
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Debate over NHS reforms
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How eHealth can lead to a healthier Europe
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Call for fewer heart transplant units
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Inquiry into Legionnaires cases in Glasgow
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The happiness gene that determines how cheery we are
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Prescribe statins to ALL over-55s, declares professor
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NHS reforms will open the health service up to more competition
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Drug offers hope for treating muscular dystrophy
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FluPhone app 'helps track spread of infectious diseases'
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Pills better for treating asthma than inhalers
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Scientists turn 'bad fat' into 'good fat'
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Three new breast cancer genes found and discovery could bring drugs lifesaver in five years
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Arthritis sufferers warned about herbal treatments
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Ban on stem-cell patents 'wrong’
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Screen may spot autism in one-year-olds
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Heart attacks 'are worse' if they happen in the morning
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Chronic illness is the 'biggest killer', says WHO
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GPs 'need better access to consultants'
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Devolution points way to different types of NHS
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Lithium 'slows development of Alzheimer's'
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DIY heart check-up booth unveiled
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Smog alert for England and Wales
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Do women inherit their mother's health? From breast cancer to obesity, how your genes count more than your lifestyle
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Parents' desperate plea to save life-saving heart unit from axe
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Killing the pain with happy pills
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GPs given all clear to strike price deals with drug firms
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TB screening 'missing most cases’
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Baby tragedy couple face new setback in quest for ‘justice’
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Diet 'can reverse kidney failure' in mice with diabetes
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Tai chi benefits heart failure patients
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Kings Fund: Waiting times in England at three-year high
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Ten years in a desk job 'doubles bowel cancer risk' (even if you go to the gym)
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Patients could be at risk from unregulated 'cheap' healthcare workers
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Pension and tax reforms could cut GP pay by a third
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Calcium supplements 'increase heart attack risk by a fifth'
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Virus and low sunlight 'raises multiple sclerosis risk'
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Antidepressants boost new brain cell growth
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New injection that 'cuts heart attack damage by more than half'
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Hospital records of violence fall further
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NHS shake-up: I take responsibility, says David Cameron
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Councils cut back on free adult social care
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Injectable gel could help treat arthritis
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Take it easy? Patients should start exercise just a week after heart attack, claim doctors
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Middle-aged are grumpy because happiness is U-shaped
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Injectable gel may ease arthritis pain
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TeloVac pancreatic cancer vaccine trial launched in UK
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Women and depression: a modern malaise?
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Communication breakdown over health service reforms
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No to extra pay on royal wedding day
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Cash crisis fears over city care homes
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How exercise is helping people living with dementia
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Brain scans fuel hope of early Alzheimer's detection
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UK stillbirth rates among highest of rich nations
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Type 2 diabetes 'cut' after weight-loss surgery
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Lansley faces confidence vote by nurses
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Ecstasy use leads to brain damage
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Retail therapy could really be good for you
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Half-hour walk 'cuts Alzheimer's risk'
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Clinic for town’s obese slammed as ‘heavy burden on the taxpayer’
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Worrying levels of iodine deficiency in the UK
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Doctors 'often defy' their own treatment advice
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Unused drugs ‘costing the NHS millions’
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Dr Luisa Dillner's guide to . . . working long hours
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Older brains less nimble at multi-tasking
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NHS reform: Front-line clinical jobs 'under threat
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Row over prescription changes
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Drinking over recommended limit 'raises cancer risk'
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Too many men 'unconcerned' about weight health risks
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Health services across Yorkshire are facing brutal cuts
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Drinking over the limit 'raises cancer risk'
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Too-cold homes 'causing illnesses'
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More NHS hospitals face financial difficulties and mergers
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Surgeons' training 'risks worsening emergency care'
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Europe 'losing' superbugs battle
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The latest super food? Tangerines 'a tonic for your heart'
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Why too much stress makes your memory worse as you age (but a little can be helpful)
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3,000 lives could be saved through bowel cancer test
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Wrong medicines prescribed to 7 in 10 elderly
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Alzheimer's blood test hope
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NHS to be monitored on breast cancer surgery rates for elderly women
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Eating three bananas a day could 'slash the risk of a stroke'
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Working long hours 'raises heart attack risk'
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Chemical found which 'makes bone marrow repair skin'
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Fasting for 24 hours 'may cut your risk of heart disease and diabetes'
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Are your joints older than you? How modern life can make you creaky before your time, whatever your lifestyle
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Heart beat problem 'largely avoidable'
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Blood flow monitor 'could save NHS £400m a year'
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NHS staff encouraged to form John Lewis-style organisations
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Combined drugs 'better' for blood pressure
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NHS ‘not getting full value from its costly kit’
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NHS accused of bias against private sector
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Doctors cause a third of stubborn high blood pressure
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Look into my eyes to predict my amputation risk
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Death rates 'higher' among young adults than children
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Redundancies are offered to NHS staff to save cash
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Do cholesterol drugs reduce clot risk?
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Cuts proposal sparks row over General Lifestyle Survey
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Dementia checks at 75 urged by Alzheimer's Society
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Surplus should be put back into NHS
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Strong Link Between Nicotine And Diabetes Complications
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All change as city Walk-In Centre is on the move
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Downing Street rejects £1bn NHS Budget cut claim
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Woman pays £1 for MRSA legal claim against hospital
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Govt consults on pandemic flu strategy
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Prostate cancer breakthrough shows 50% cut in fatalities
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Rationed osteoporosis drug is 17 times more effective
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Sperm grown in laboratory raise hopes of male infertility treatments
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'Blackberry thumb’ is new health hazard
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Private firms to join NHS Commissioning Board
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Alzheimer's drug decision reversed
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GP referral time 'variations' revealed by King's Fund
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Arthritis drug could block melanoma skin cancer
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Diagnosis of heart attacks improved
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Doctors call for industrial action over 'devastating' NHS reforms
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NHS could publish prescription details for every GP practice
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Could your saucepans bring on the menopause? Chemicals found around the home linked to health problems
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Huge growth in NHS staff
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Government under attack over pay freeze
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Top-of-range scanner
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Doubling of UK HIV rate prompts routine testing call
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Screening increases early bowel cancer detection
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Staff census shows NHS workforce hits 1.4 million
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Women risk cancer returning by stopping Tamoxifen early
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New melanoma drug extends survival
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Heart test a lifesaver
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200,000 would die and public order could break down in flu pandemic
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NHS manager numbers falling after 66% rise under Labour
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Bupa abolishes limits on corporate cancer cover
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Patient care 'at risk' from Easter and Royal wedding holidays
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Champion way to cut cancer
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Hospital staff report fall in violence cases
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Government to cut health and safety inspections by a third
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NHS 'failing to deliver' information
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Hospital bosses admit 'some of our doctors can't speak or understand English'
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Protein found in brain cells may be key to autism
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Husband and wife overcome odds of 20,000/1 to BOTH beat breast cancer
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Doctors urge breast cancer patients to take tamoxifen for full five years
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Bees Could Reveal Key To Dementia
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Scottish health secretary: England will end NHS as we know it
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Young? Middle class? Female? Then you face a greater risk of getting skin cancer
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Training places axed for nurses in Yorkshire
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Breakthrough in delivering drugs to the brain
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Tuberculosis vaccine target found
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Hospitals told to publish surgery results in 'open source' NHS
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Dieting is stressful and makes you irritable and angry
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Private firms to run hospitals in Budget 'growth' plan
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UK scientists make important blood clot discovery
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Suspended diabetes drug Avandia 'raises heart disease risk by a quarter'
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One in five patients find it almost impossible to get through to their GPs' surgery on the phone
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NHS staff raise hygiene and staffing concerns
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Gene therapy 'treats' Parkinson's disease
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Cholesterol drugs could cut clots
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Innovative tool in battle against cancer
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Third of patients admitted 'at risk of malnutrition'
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UK rise in age-related macular degeneration predicted
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£2.5m boost to help increase blood supplies
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The high-tech hairnet that can spot Alzheimer's
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Parkinson's risk lowered with ibuprofen
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Some alcohol may ward off dementia
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Plans to target sale of tobacco products to be unveiled
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England 'healthier than the US'
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Preventive healthcare projects stand a sporting chance
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Mum’s diet can make baby diabetic
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Minister to use No Smoking Day to announce display ban
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Pancakes, the truth about exercise, reducing cancer risks and surprising
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Bowel cancer linked to cholesterol
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Food sold in recycled cardboard packaging 'poses risk'
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£775m health research funding 'to benefit NHS patients'
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Women's lung cancers has doubled since 1970s in over-60s
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Hope for early bowel cancer DNA test
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Sleep well to stay happy at work Sleep well to stay happy at work
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'MS experts in Britain have to open their minds’
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Medicine labels to be made clearer
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Cancer rise and sperm quality fall 'due to chemicals'
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Memory cells killed by Alzheimer's grown in laboratory
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Millions of surgery patients at risk in drug research fraud scandal
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Woman takes top health job
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Spinal test gives 'early prognosis'
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NHS plan could stifle hospital reform, says King's Fund
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Patients at risk as health trusts trim out-of-hours care
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Review flu vaccine for all under-fives, say MPs
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More than 1,000 NHS patients die in 'safety incidents' over just six-month period
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'Our little miracle' Ella the ice baby, who died in the womb and was stillborn, amazes doctors by coming back to life after 25 MINUTES
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First drug to tackle cause of cystic fibrosis ‘on sale as soon as next year’
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Exercise cuts risk of developing bowel cancer polyps
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Hospitals told to be vigilant over waiting time
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Passive smoking 'raises breast cancer risk'
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Prostate cancer test is 'twice as good', say researchers
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Leaked document shows how doctors can profit from NHS reform
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Health tips sent by text to children
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GPs told to delay referrals until April
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New map shows undiagnosed dementia cases across UK
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Earlier cancer diagnosis 'could save 10,000 lives a year'
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Cancer information collection criticised by MPs
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Government health reform plans 'unethical' warns BMA
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Sugary soft drinks linked to high blood pressure
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Hospitals to use good design to cut crime
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Doctors offered meningitis 'red flag' advice
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Parents warned against giving paracetamol and ibuprofen for mild fever
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New gene technology ‘can cause breast cancer cells to self-destruct’
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Some Hospitals Would Find It "Difficult" To Survive Under Lansley's NHS Reforms
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NHS trust set to axe on in 10 staff
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Male breast cancer survivor urges men to get checked
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Hospitals must adapt to new world, says NHS chief
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Fertility treatment success is not prevented by stress
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Avastin 'not approved' for breast cancers
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Too many men having prostate cancer biopsies, warn scientists
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Blood pressure referrals to 'go through the roof'
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Tiny laser 'detects signs of skin cancer'
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Traffic fumes 'trigger 9,000 heart attacks a year in Britain'
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How the farmyard bugs that help children avoid asthma could be turned into vaccine
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How a daily tipple could help topple risk of heart disease
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Mobiles phones 'affect the brain'
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Osteoporosis drugs 'raise the risk of thigh fractures' warn researchers
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Blocking enzyme cut cancer spread
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Thousands are 'at risk of alcohol death' say doctors
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Daily pill that can stop the ringing in your ears
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Fish oils reduce chances of Alzheimer's
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Device 'could revolutionise blood pressure monitoring'
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Cholesterol 'does not predict stroke in women'
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Pills to cure mental ills
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British drinking is among world's highest
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Elderly 'to pay more for social care
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Divorces hit 35-year low as fewer wed
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It’s good to talk
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Junk food generation faces diabetes timebomb as growing numbers of children develop disease previously only seen in adults
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Negative experiences can stop painkillers working
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High blood pressure patients 'benefit' from therapy
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European Parliament approves fake medicine directive
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DH looks to private sector to save money on blood service
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Is this the key to beating all forms of meningitis? Universal vaccine comes a step closer
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Zinc can be an 'effective treatment' for common colds
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North-South health divide 'is widest for 40 years'
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Revealed: 'Star Trek' scanner that can measure damage to your body from smoking and junk food
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Want a healthy brain? Then do the crossword with a friend!
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NHS reform will require new dialogue between GPs and specialists
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Obesity Alone Raises Risk of Fatal Heart Attack
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'Pedal while we work' idea raised by scientists in US
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High risk of heart attack from diet drinks
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Charity's concern at alcohol-related hospital admission
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Council cuts 'put more pressure on the NHS
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Cuts disastrous for brain science research, academics warn
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Funding cuts could be disastrous for dementia research
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Hospitals may have to close to 'balance the books'
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Spice drug fights stroke damage
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Guidance on antibiotics and contraceptive pill interaction changed
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NHS sick leave 'higher in deprived areas'
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Patient-run epidurals 'may cut need for intervention'
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Whiter than white! Doctors' coats cleared over superbug scare that led to hospital ban
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Prostate cancer's genetic code cracked which could save 10,000 lives a year
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Nick Clegg to clarify extent of public services reform
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Patients WILL have to ring national call centre to visit GPs despite Government's initial denial
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Dementia 'not normal part of ageing' say scientists
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Patient safety could slip during NHS reform, says RCGP
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Prostate cancer 'gene test' hope
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MS slowed by vitamin D
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Cancer deaths across Europe 'tipped to fall in 2011'
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Young people log on for shared headspace
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Television heart risk needs more study
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NHS shake-up 'risks diluting patient power'
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Sleepwalking 'linked to chromosome fault'
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The truth about breast cancer
-
Healthy diet 'boosts childhood IQ'
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How vegetables can give you that golden glow
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New clues to sight loss from AMD
-
Age related macular degeneration clue discovered
-
The one-off once in a lifetime super-jab for all types of flu
-
More gene clues to Parkinson's discovered
-
One sneeze can infect room for hours
-
Fears cuts will hamper child mental health drive
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NHS overhaul plans pass first Commons hurdle
-
Early bowel cancer detected by dogs in Japan
-
Loneliness is 'hidden killer' of elderly
-
Study sheds light on heart risk in lupus patients
-
The case for change in NHS 'over-sold'
-
Many cancer patients 'missing out on radiotherapy'
-
Fall in flu levels 'continuing'
-
BMA calls for halt to NHS reforms and agrees to hold emergency national meeting
-
Insomnia 'a major health issue'
-
Warm houses making us fat
-
Hospital A&E department 'clogged up' with drunks
-
Obese mums 'more likely to be induced'
-
Families drop case against epilepsy drug Epilim
-
Parents 'do not recognise obesity in their children'
-
Commissioners could be forced to pay into Monitor fund
-
GPs face losing control of flu jabs programme
-
New medical centre brings military techniques to NHS
-
Kidney cancer linked to mutated gene
-
People with knee osteoarthritis to be recruited onto trial
-
Obesity warning as quarter of children lead isolated lives
-
Breakthrough on skin cancer: A pill that will fight the disease is only 'a year away
-
NHS bill to detail major overhaul in England
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Male subfertility helped by antioxidants says research
-
Millions taking statins 'needlessly'
-
Exercise 'improves pain and function' in arthritis patients
-
Health reforms in England took NHS by surprise, MPs say
-
Legal aid cuts 'deprive drug claimants of day in court'
-
Care for heart failure patients is suboptimal: researchers
-
Early Alzheimer's sufferers to get new drugs after u-turn
-
NHS upheaval could have been avoided, leading GPs say
-
David Cameron puts focus on reforms 'legacy'
-
Women could be paid for donating their eggs to infertile couples
-
Doctors ordered to stop giving flu jabs to children
-
Call to create 'one-stop shop' for health research
-
Healthy people should wait for flu jab, says top doctor
-
Revealed: why women more likely to suffer MS
-
Blood test to detect Alzheimer's
-
Stroke recovery boosted by a course of Prozac
-
Alcoholism in family linked to obesity
-
Urgent appeal for blood donors as stocks run low
-
Drug helps clear lung mucus in cystic fibrosis patients
-
Vitamin pills 'could damage health' Which? claims
-
Elderly 'ignoring' skin cancer signs
-
Gene therapy 'memory boost hope'
-
Women 'in the dark' on heart risk
-
Blood clots 'kill more patients than superbugs' in NHS hospitals
-
Walking can slow decline in Alzheimers: research
-
Andrew Lansley promises radical new approach to public health
-
Clot drug to help heart patients
-
Obesity's link to sense of smell
-
Hearing loss linked to passive smoking
-
NICE confirms no funding for Avastin
-
'One in four cancers' detected at emergency stage
-
Instant test at 40 to predict Alzheimer's
-
Hospitals trial shock absorbent flooring
-
Smoking 'costs Scots economy nearly £1.1bn a year'
-
Dementia sufferers to increase by 70 per cent within 20 years
-
Lung research 'needs more money' Respiratory syncytial virus is a leading cause of infection
-
Fewer people quit smoking in recession, figures suggest
-
Why women delay getting help for a heart attack
-
Cell find may aid cancer vaccines
-
New anticoagulant 'is cost effective for AF treatment', study shows
-
Clue to how some 'control' their HIV without medication
-
Vitamin E linked to increased risk of some strokes
-
Medical students face average £70,000 debt
-
Drug 'could reduce stroke damage'
-
Scientists unveil new method to create bioartificial organs
-
Retina Implant hopes to launch sight chip
-
Rising tuition fees will make medicine more socially exclusive
-
Exercise 'can prevent a cold', a study shows
-
Call for mandatory salt curbs
-
Doctors told to cut anti-psychotic drugs for dementia
-
We're all carrying 100 genes linked to diseases such as cancer
-
Lethal pancreatic cancer 'grows for decades'
-
Swine flu killed three times more children than ordinary influenza: research
-
Cancer drugs fund to be £200m a year
-
Testicular cancer risk 'greater' for tall men
-
Giant marine virus found
-
Heavy smokers 'at increased risk of dementia'
-
New polio vaccine more effective in reducing disease
-
British Asian women ignoring cancer
-
'Unnecessary breast surgery' after MRI scans
-
Sexually-Transmitted HPV May Cause Oral Cancers
-
Tennis elbow injections do 'more harm than good'
-
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) budget is going to be cut by at least 35%.
-
Scenes of nature 'reduces pain' for cancer patients
-
Glasgow patients trial new brain cancer drug
-
Single hospital rooms fail to cut infection rate
-
First trial of embryonic stem cells in humans
-
Prostate pill that could give precious extra four months of life available next year
-
Scientists make malaria discovery
-
Deaf people 'can rewire brains'
-
One in 10 elderly Britons 'at risk of malnutrition'
-
Call for public to improve their own health
-
Post-hospital care given extra £70m
-
Flu jabs during pregnancy 'help protect child'
-
DoH invests £60m in bowel cancer screening
-
Exercising at home may prevent falls and fractures in elderly
-
Nurses' surgery advice to help save £150m a year
-
Leading cause of blindness identified
-
City life 'boosts bug resistance'
-
Painless laser device could spot early signs of disease
-
Migraine cause 'identified' as genetic defect
-
Turmeric extract may ease osteoarthritis pain
-
Bowel cancer fish oil and aspirin treatment study
-
Eye check-up with a mobile phone developed at MIT
-
Dementia cost 'to top 1% of GDP'
-
Seagulls 'may be spreading superbugs'
-
Western surge in obesity may have been caused by a virus
-
UK radiotherapy 'lagging behind'
-
Study shows ME/CFS 'virus link' found in children
-
Bipolar disorder 'not to blame for violent behaviour'
-
Unfit men working long hours 'twice as likely' to die of heart problems
-
NHS e-record system goes live at last
-
Call for tougher GP questioning on alcohol
-
How exercise boosts health
-
Free prescription plans 'on hold'
-
Arizona man is first to take artificial heart home
-
NHS 'reorganisation' is outlined
-
Patients with 'natural tolerance' to organ donations could help identify others
-
Deaths in England and Wales at lowest level since 1952
-
Hospitals among UK's best, according to patient survey
-
NHS explores paying people to become healthier
-
Coalition sets out vision for NHS
-
'Artificial life' breakthrough announced by scientists
-
Dundee study finds heart drug used safely in the NHS
-
Weight 'key' in kidney transplant success
-
MND breakthrough 'could come without clones or human-animal hybrids'
-
Common Diabetes Drug Linked to Vitamin B-12 Deficiency
-
Urinary tract infections 'resistant to antibiotics'
-
Smallpox demise linked to spread of HIV infection
-
NHS 'weight loss surgery' to rise in Scotland
-
Gold-standard review finds rotavirus vaccines are effective
-
Statins 'reduce the risk of blood clots'
-
Four-in-one pill boost for heart patients
-
Meningitis C vaccine 'wears off in early teens'
-
Breakthrough 'protects diabetics against side-effects of insulin'
-
Breast cancer gene clue discovery
-
Stem cells raise hope for treatment for multiple sclerosis patients
-
New hope for HIV vaccine efforts
-
Broccoli 'could aid breast cancer fight' – scientists
-
Alzheimer’s risk is SIX times higher if your partner has it
-
Opt-out organ donor system 'would increase transplants
-
Screening test hope in painful bone disease
-
Engineering safer repairs for brain blood vessels
-
Robot arm used in heart surgery first in Leicester
-
Parents sue over E.coli outbreak
-
Personalised genetic medicine a step closer to reality
-
NHS patients in richer areas get operations earlier
-
Brain 'pacemaker' surgery hope
-
Leukaemia cells 'killed quicker'
-
Ward closures from norovirus increase
-
Public to have say on organ donation incentives
-
General Election 2010: union warns parties against NHS cuts
-
NHS winning war against superbugs
-
Blood pressure drugs 'could be used to help repair damaged kidneys'
-
Crackdown on MOT-style body scans
-
Thalidomide treats blood disorder
-
Anti-psychotic drugs link to pneumonia warning
-
NHS record praised on speed and access to care
-
Scientists hail 'revolutionary' kidney gene find
-
First aid 'could save thousands' - St John Ambulance
-
Huge rise in MRSA linked with childhood antibiotics
-
Hospital checklists for common conditions 'cut deaths'
-
Mixed-sex wards scrapped by most trusts
-
Contact lenses packed with vitamin E could help save the sight of millions of people with glaucoma
-
Operation Dignity: From a top designer, the hospital gown that leaves you less exposed
-
Departments pledge to cut costs by billions
-
Cancer scans delayed in NHS funding crisis as doctors fear 'slash and burn' cuts
-
Lung cancer gene found in non-smokers
-
Brain stimulation a 'promising therapy' for epilepsy
-
Competition to get school children involved in healthcare science
-
Weight-loss drugs 'unlikely to be of long-term benefit'
-
Hospitals urged to scrap ban on sitting on beds
-
One in four NHS hospital trusts 'failing basic hygiene standards', watchdog finds
-
Blood-thinning drug 'better than warfarin'
-
You can now have your kidney removed in 45 minutes, leaving a one-inch scar
-
Tongue device enables blinded soldier to 'see'
-
Too many visit GPs with minor ailments, campaigners say
-
Occasional high BP warning sign for stroke
-
Campaign seeks to raise awareness of Alzheimer's symptoms
-
Betrayal of 20,000 cancer patients: Rationing body rejects ten drugs (allowed in Europe) that could have extended lives
-
Common painkillers affect hearing
-
Coffee cuts diabetes risk
-
Calls to halt England NHS patient database development
-
Healthy people should not take aspirin to ward off heart attack research shows
-
More help for adults with autism
-
Back-pain help for workers urged
-
Pain 'should be viewed as a disease in its own right'
-
Medicines shortage: ministers hold summit
-
Leg pain and cold extremities 'red flags for meningitis'
-
NHS urged to buy Fairtrade and ethically sourced kit
-
Specialist nurse role 'critical to care'
-
Stafford Hospital scandal families 'to sue NHS managers for corporate manslaughter'
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Common painkillers 'increase risk of hearing loss'
-
Back pain 'eased by group therapy sessions'
-
Stemming arm blood protects heart during attack
-
Scientists find why tamoxifen fails some breast cancers
-
Liver disease rise 'due to drink'
-
Breast cancer victims face NHS ageism, campaigners claim
-
Call for more NHS mental health care for prisoners
-
Media is fuelling eating disorders, say psychiatrists
-
Patients with rheumatoid arthritis suffer needlessly due to delayed diagnosis: report
-
US President Obama pushes to revive healthcare reform
-
Obesity rise on death certificates, researchers say
-
Mass screening could 'wipe Aids out in 40 years'
-
Nap 'boosts' brain learning power
-
Singing helps stroke victims to talk again
-
Scientists raise fresh hopes for fridge-free vaccines
-
Vscan handheld ultrasound scanner launched
-
Cooking with gas raises risk of lung cancer
-
Middle-aged targeted in Change4Life health campaign
-
Cancer patients in UK have 40% less spent on medication
-
£115m annual flu jab cost 'may be a waste of money'
-
Key cancer gene 'link to poverty'
-
DNA test for inherited diseases
-
Walking and glucosamine supplements linked to osteoarthritis relief
-
Genes behind stammering uncovered
-
Brain blood vessels clue to MS
-
Minimally invasive spine surgery may ease back pain
-
Bacteria in ready-made salads
-
Mosques play key role in raising awareness about hepatitis C
-
Bowel cancer gene hotspots find will tailor treatment
-
Pig lungs in human transplants move step closer
-
Wales failing to support Alzheimer’s research
-
Morbidly obese 'may have missing genes'
-
New technique may reduce need for hip replacement after injury
-
Fish oil supplements 'beat psychotic mental illness'
-
Peers defeat move to delay free social care plan
-
All hospital patients need a DVT check, say guidelines
-
Diabetes sugar 'can go too low'
-
Nice 'should allow a £2-a-day heart drug on the NHS which could help thousands'
-
Simple blood test 'could cut the number of antibiotics given in hospitals'
-
One in every five hospital patients battling diabetes
-
Test 'predicts breast cancer resistance'
-
MRSA superbug strain 'tracked' via genome
-
Slow breathing may reduce chronic pain
-
Cell 'surfing' aids virus spread
-
NHS in England 'more efficient than rest of UK'
-
Sleep Apnea May Complicate Diabetes Care
-
Vitamin D supplements 'can reduce chance of a fall in the elderly'
-
Child drug errors 'too frequent'
-
Nano technology tackles heart disease
-
Patients in England and Wales denied arthritis drug available in Scotland
-
Cord blood stem cell transplant hopes lifted
-
Adults with ADHD 'struggle to get treatment'
-
NHS faces spate of vomiting bug norovirus cases
-
Rising obesity prompts higher antibiotic doses call
-
Hospital closures inevitable over next five years
-
Poor ' more likely to have late cancer diagnosis'
-
Rising birth rate is leading to a shortage of midwives, report warns
-
Polar bear poo helps in superbug hunt
-
Dementia care not made priority
-
Morphine May Help Traumatic Stress
-
Loss of Smell Could Be Early Sign of Alzheimer's
-
MRSA 'spread by patients moving between hospitals'
-
Coloured lasers may offer a way to treat epilepsy
-
Smoking linked to low back pain
-
Jump in non-emergency A&E attendances since GP out-of-hours opt-out
-
Blood pressure drug offers fresh hope for dementia
-
UK lacks world-class hospitals, says regulator
-
Smokers may cut cancer risk by drinking green tea
-
Too-dilute disinfectant boosts bacteria resistance
-
GPs access to depression treatment 'is too narrow'
-
Cancer drugs 'treat' aggressive childhood brain tumours
-
NHS Direct has busiest Xmas ever
-
The NHS in a period of tight funding
-
'Shorter' people get more lung disease
-
Mobile phone radiation 'protects' against Alzheimer's
-
PM pledges cancer survivor support
-
Women 'too busy' to go for cancer screenings
-
Increased use of generic medicines planned to save cash
-
Inappropriate tube feeding of patients 'widespread'
-
Research finds no proof that a virus is the cause of ME
-
GPs promised software to aid cancer diagnosis
-
Scientists turn DNA detectives to track spread of hospital superbugs
-
Human trials of artificial artery
-
Operations stopped by norovirus
-
Many ignorant on 'waist fat' risk
-
Loneliness makes cancer 'more likely and deadly'
-
Coffee could help cut prostate cancer risk, says study
-
Simple test 'can spot premature birth false alarms'
-
Huge public sector job cuts urged to ease debt
-
GPC concern as patients snub swine flu vaccination campaign
-
NHS IT programme to be scaled back in pre-Budget report
-
Clot risk after surgery warning
-
'Double trouble' antibiotic hope
-
Shake-up for Sheffield medical care
-
Hospital IT 'does not cut costs'
-
NHS 'must get better at early cancer diagnosis'
-
The NHS Benefits When Patients Use Their Medical Insurance
-
NICE launches 'innovation pass' plan for rare disease drugs
-
Multiple sclerosis 'blood blockage theory' tested
-
Doctors 'need to speed up swine flu vaccinations'
-
New swine flu cases fall by 13%
-
Daily salt intake allowances 'were set too high'
-
Gene offers bowel cancer 'shield'
-
National organ shortage is leading to the use of more 'high risk' donors, say health chiefs
-
Big jump recorded in 'excess' deaths last winter
-
Organ transplants using 'risky donors' rising
-
'Intense' child exercise studied
-
Child fitness levels 'overestimated' by parents
-
Genetic clue to glioma brain cancer growth
-
Breast cancer study 'identifies tumour-causing enzyme'
-
Liver cancer drug 'too expensive'
-
Elderly people succumb to viruses 'because their immune systems work too hard'
-
Government targets pressure doctors to admit patients
-
Superbugs resistant to all drugs are rising experts warn
-
Method ends need for transplants
-
GPs braced to miss swine flu target
-
Dementia patient care criticised
-
Swine flu: 'previous infection could offer some immunity'
-
Medical debut for smart band aid
-
Mutant genes 'key to long life'
-
How up to 80,000 people get cancer every year because they drink too much, eat too much, and don't exercise enough
-
London medical records go online
-
Obesity means pensioners less fit than their parents
-
How a bar of dark chocolate a day could cut your stress levels
-
Charity demands child sunbed ban
-
Why is there an epidemic of short-sightedness?
-
Nursing to become graduate entry
-
Cancer protein 'can be disarmed'
-
Cut duplication not services in the NHS
-
Plans for 'right' to private care
-
NHS aims to become 'web first'
-
Health MoTs every five years on NHS as Government guarantees 18-week wait limit on treatment
-
Millions could be given legal right to see an NHS dentist
-
MRSA 'not the only threat to NHS'
-
Patients forced to wait too long on the NHS 'to have the right to free private care'
-
GPs 'must cut use of antibiotics'
-
Teenage obesity link to future MS
-
Monday 'most common for sickness'
-
Too much time in the gym 'can reduce women's fertility'
-
Early life stress 'changes' genes
-
UK tops international list on healthcare
-
Swine flu hits cancer screening
-
Mental ill health 'costs business £28bn a year', says report
-
Extra cleaner on hospital ward cuts MRSA
-
Aspirin 'only for heart patients'
-
Patients 'to get private care right'
-
Millions with chronic illnesses 'should be checked for signs of depression'
-
NHS facilities website launched
-
'Aura' migraines a stroke risk
-
Britain facing 'uncontrollable epidemic of heart disease'
-
Doctor hours law harming patients
-
Fears over low take-up of swine flu vaccine among health staff
-
Patients urged to rate GPs online
-
Parkinson's drug may help stroke patients relearn skills
-
Physical problems 'often mental'
-
Organs still short as donors rise
-
NHS admin must be slashed by £1.5bn
-
New hope for HealthSpace
-
Med-style diet 'can battle blues'
-
Educated women 'aid long life'
-
Scientists find gene that stops some cancers in their tracks
-
Tories seek NHS bureaucracy cut
-
Patients warned over cancer delay
-
Swine flu vaccinations to begin this month
-
Half of babies 'will live to 100'
-
Daily dose of vitamin D can cut falls in over 65s
-
Regular exercise 'can cut chance of developing breast cancer'
-
Dementia treatment 'morally wrong'
-
Why over 55s are at serious risk of meningitis
-
Breast cancer: hundreds dying after ignoring check-up call
-
IVF clinics' success rates online
-
Gaining weight in middle age cuts chances of healthy long life
-
Children whose mothers work are 'less healthy'
-
Mathematics to build cancer model
-
Heart surgeon does pioneering op
-
Recessions ‘could be good for your health’, researchers claim
-
British pensioners 'living more healthy lifestyles'
-
C. diff rise due to 'gene switch'
-
Children are 'exercising less'
-
UK swine flu vaccine 'approved'
-
Anti-depressants pregnancy 'risk'
-
Prostate screening under scrutiny
-
Call to test pupils for swine flu
-
Autism rates back MMR jab safety
-
Smoking bans 'cut heart attacks'
-
Melon enzyme reduces stress
-
NHS anti-smoking service 'saves 70,000 lives'
-
Dementia burden 'underestimated'
-
Over-55s 'less aware on cancer'
-
Unhealthy men could lose 10 years
-
Binge drinking weakens immune system
-
Rural GP surgeries face threat from plans to abolish practice boundaries, experts warn
-
New drug 'can treat more cancers'
-
Group exercise 'boosts happiness'
-
Leading doctors defend the NHS
-
Complication risk for older mums
-
GP catchment areas to be ended
-
'Gene cure' for colour blindness
-
Over-55s fear dementia above cancer
-
New antibiotics needed to prevent 'health crisis'
-
Gene find 'may curb lung mucus'
-
Using pesticides at work 'increases risk of Parkinson's three-fold'
-
Bed bug infestations 'increasing'
-
Low self-esteem leads to obesity
-
Swine flu infects lungs 'deeper than seasonal flu'
-
GP launches radio station to offer health advice
-
Obama woos Congress on healthcare
-
Many 'lacking first aid skills'
-
Road noise link to blood pressure
-
Flu warning after school break
-
Swine flu vaccine 'works after just one dose'
-
Women's 999 delay 'risks lives'
-
Tall people lead 'better lives'
-
How to handle stress at work
-
Doctors want booze marketing ban
-
Virus linked to prostate tumours
-
Infections 'speed memory loss'
-
Prevent Weight Regain With Exercise
-
Labour 'will cut NHS and overseas aid spending'
-
Relief from migraine misery
-
How greens may protect the heart
-
Over-the-counter painkillers 'can cause addiction within three days'
-
Antibodies 'may aid HIV jab hunt'
-
Skin patch could replace osteoporosis injections
-
Large thighs 'may protect heart'
-
NHS workforce cuts plan rejected
-
Young cancer patients at risk of heart failure due to drugs
-
Child obesity drug use 'soaring'
-
New bone marrow treatment 'saves patients too ill for chemotherapy'
-
MRSA screening programme to begin in Scotland
-
Experts urge wider folic acid use
-
New stem cell treatment 'being used by patients to avoid hip replacements'
-
Warning for healthy aspirin users
-
All doctors 'should ask about organ donation'
-
English turn to booze on holiday
-
Online psychotherapy on NHS urged
-
Weight-loss surgery 'can halt diabetes'
-
NHS Scotland hits waiting time target
-
Low-carb diets 'damage arteries'
-
Suncream could cause Alzheimer's
-
Heart attack victims lack ongoing rehab
-
Ovarian cancer 'is being missed'
-
Tamoxifen link to second tumours
-
Brain experts check suntan nanos
-
Poor 'lacking lung cancer help'
-
Conservative MPs support tax relief on private health insurance, poll shows
-
Children more likely to develop diabetes in winter
-
Going outside could help you lose weight
-
Hospital superbug deaths fall for first time
-
'Green' vaccines for vomiting bug
-
Liver cases triple in 30 years as drinking and obesity rise sharply
-
NHS told to help ill staff more
-
Diabetes drug linked to heart failure
-
Rapid test to diagnose common womb condition endometriosis
-
UK must get more active
-
One in seven cannot name cancer symptom, says Cancer Research
-
NHS to get specialist cancer unit
-
The stem cell stitches that aid recovery after surgery
-
Blood pressure pill could help treat multiple sclerosis, claims scientist
-
'Magnetic' stem cells for hearts
-
Tories hit back in NHS attack row
-
Warning over using contraceptive pill with higher clot risk
-
Restrictions on access to health care are set to be eased for Britons living outside Europe
-
Patients bring new drug-resistant superbug into UK after surgery abroad
-
How Twitterers came to the defence of the NHS
-
GPs to give fitness ‘prescriptions’
-
'No shows' costs the NHS millions
-
Weight loss operations 'rise by half'
-
'Shock' over stroke death rates
-
NHS hospitals rated like TripAdvisor on new website
-
Healthy living 'cuts chronic disease by up to 80 per cent'
-
Jab that can unblock fat-clogged arteries
-
Tories unveil NHS database plans
-
Brain radiotherapy affects mind
-
Patients 'unclear' about side effects of drugs
-
Men with angina 'at greater risk'
-
Big drop in new swine flu cases
-
NHS calls on retired staff to help win swine flu fight
-
NHS staff face 'unsustainable pressure' as vacancies increase
-
Beetroot juice boosts stamina, study suggests
-
Press Complaints Commission to investigate Daily Mail over £380,000-a-year GP pay claims
-
Eye drops 'may reverse glaucoma'
-
Teens 'aware of cannabis impact'
-
'Little help' for alcohol abusers
-
Fatal illnesses could be misdiagnosed over telephone as swine flu, GPs warn
-
Autism 'hits body language skill'
-
Boredom 'fuels teen alcohol use'
-
Study shows what triggers dementia
-
Aspiring GPs from state schools face shrinking odds
-
Flawed gene link to ovary cancer
-
Scientists halt epilepsy in mice
-
Crosswords 'can delay memory loss'
-
Public unaware of link between weight and cancer
-
Scientists find new strain of HIV
-
Scientists discover genetic sign of ovarian cancer susceptibility
-
Fears rise over side effects of Tamiflu as cases of adverse reactions double in a week
-
Private patients in UK or from broad 'cannot have' organs from NHS patients
-
Swine flu incidence 'is slowing'
-
Right-to-die law to be clarified
-
Heart surgery 'more successful'
-
Confusion 'fuels alcohol misuse'
-
Active five-year-olds are thinner when they grow up
-
Smear tests prevent cervical cancer, but under 25s unlikely to benefit
-
Mental health killings increase
-
Sunbeds ranked alongside cigarettes as cancer risk
-
Fewer 'planning to quit smoking'
-
Half a pint of milk in childhood linked to lower stroke risk
-
Number of NHS apprenticeships set to treble
-
Divorce is bad for your health
-
Poorest at risk of worst diabetes
-
Heart risks 'missed in smokers'
-
National Flu Service launched
-
Calories in iced coffees increase risk of cancer, experts find
-
'New way' to repair heart damage
-
Healthy fat link to bowel disease
-
Keeping older people fit and healthy
-
Swine flu work absences 'triple in a week'
-
Osteoarthritis A Major Consequence Of Obesity Epidemic, Claims Charity In New Report
-
Stressed parents up asthma risk
-
Swine flu: School closures declared 'unlikely'
-
Swine flu: call helpline not GP says Government
-
Swine flu: holidaymakers face travel ban
-
Warning for small businesses
-
Sat Nav Science Used In Joint Replacements
-
Swine flu calls to GPs 'jump 50%'
-
Killer parasites' genes decoded
-
Overweight Britons believe weight has hindered success
-
Public 'to get better access to cutting-edge medicines'
-
'Better data needed' on swine flu
-
Smoking may speed progress of multiple sclerosis
-
'Care insurance' planned for old
-
Problem drinking 'hits elderly'
-
Regular exercise reduces impact of stroke
-
Obesity health risk cause 'found'
-
Pain in childbirth 'a good thing'
-
Middle aged men at highest risk of diabetes
-
Third of breast cancer 'harmless'
-
Proof mounts on restricted diet
-
Mole check offer sparks concern
-
Tests raise life extension hopes
-
'No proof' that muscle rubs work
-
Laser 'cure' for blindness tested
-
Concern over mental health training in public sector
-
Migraine features among top 'sickie' excuses
-
Call for tougher gene test rules
-
Doctors: Government is wrong over cervical screening
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Coffee 'may reverse Alzheimer's'
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Majority 'do not exercise enough'
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Overweight to be paid to get slim
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Teenagers Show The Government How To Help Tackle Diabetes And Cancer
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Vitamin K 'protects against osteoporosis'
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Warning over fake Tamiflu sales
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How Do I Know If I Need Knee Replacement Surgery?
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Gene clues to schizophrenia risk
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Youngsters 'drinking dangerously’
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Lack of sleep 'hits women harder'
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Vegetarians 'avoid more cancers'
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Heatwave to go on until weekend
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Knee Replacement Considered a Good Value
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Swine flu parties 'a bad idea'
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Total knee replacement surgery can boost mobility in elderly
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Hospital counseling helps heart patients quit smoking
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Genetic cholesterol test warning
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Med diet linked to longer life
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Aneurysm screening study boost
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Salads 'rival Big Macs for fat'
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Many UK cancer deaths 'premature'
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Gastric bands and cancer rates
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Stranger kidney donations rising
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Obesity ops 'may cut cancer risk’
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Belly button surgery cuts scars
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Live surgery at hospital open day
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Cats and dogs 'giving MRSA to their owners'
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Bid to ban booze ads near schools
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First Twitter Cast of Live Knee Replacement from India
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Jane Fonda Recovering From Knee-Replacement Surgery
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NHS meets target to cut C. difficile infections two years ahead of schedule
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Painkiller ban 'has cut suicides'
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NHS deal 'failing' to cut costs
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£3bn cost of alcohol to NHS every year
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Fallopian tubes offer stem cell hope
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Hot air gowns help patient health
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'More than 22,000 admitted to hospital for dentistry'
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Call to ban child-in-car smoking
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Drug hope for rheumatoid arthritis sufferers
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Depression linked to increased Alzheimer's risk
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Chronic asthma study offers hope
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U.N. holds swine flu crisis talks
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Hay fever could affect seven in ten of us by 2060
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Anti-smoking measures boosted by £2.5m grant
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The simple test that can spot Alzheimer's in five minutes
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Blood clotting key discovered
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Swine flu outbreak at pandemic level, says world health chief
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Carers reaching 'breaking point'
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Key to blood clotting discovered
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Drug made from virus extends patients' lives
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Doctors worried about NHS jargon
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Female medics 'to outnumber male'
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Doctor concerns over standards of care 'ignored'
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New primary care approach boosts referrals to NHS stop smoking services by 49%
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Hybrid hearts could solve transplant shortage
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Resting a bad back will make it worse, warn scientists
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Doctors to trial hygiene checklist prior to surgery
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Cervical cancer 'surgery boost'
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UK transplants 'at record high'
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Swine flu pandemic 'in autumn'
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Routine aspirin benefits queried
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Simple £13 test 'could be used to diagnose patients with ME'
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Experts warn over measles outbreak
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Child diabetes cases 'to double'
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'Healthy lifestyles' wane in US
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Potential bidders circle as first NHS trust goes up for grabs
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NHS to give back pain acupuncture
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Cancer drug erases fingerprints
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Target met on hospital waiting times
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Gene links heart and gum disease
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Deadly skin cancer cases top 10,000 a year for the first time
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Vitamin D 'key to healthy brain
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Diabetes heart risk 'can be cut'
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A diagnosis of the NHS – by its patients
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Climate 'biggest health threat'
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The NHS may struggle to cope if there is a flu pandemic because of the number of staff who will fail to turn up for work, a report suggests