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▪ Sudan conflict: Caesarean by phone light - giving birth in a warzone
▪ Do You Need A Full-Body MRI Scan? Probably Not, Experts Say
▪ Anxiety, Your Brain, and Long COVID: What the Research Says
▪ Doctors, Researchers Work Hard to Improve Crohn’s Disease Treatments
▪ Doctor: What My Patients Have Taught Me About Crohn’s
▪ The Wisdom of Morrie: An Antidote to Today’s Loneliness Epidemic
▪ Schizophrenia: Fighting the FDA for Clozapine Access
▪ Frimley Park Hospital apologises over girl s cancer diagnosis delay
▪ Eating disorder group pulls chatbot sharing diet advice
▪ Breast cancer: Woman s reconstruction delayed three times
▪ Multi-cancer blood test shows real promise in NHS study
▪ Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: Q A With Kevin Kalinsky, MD
▪ ‘BE FAST’: Time and Support Key for Younger Stroke Patients
▪ Planning Financially for Myasthenia Gravis
▪ Living with bigger boobs made me want to hide
▪ Daniel Knott: Mum s heartbreak at online video of son s body
▪ Organ donation rules change in NI as Dáithí s Law takes effect
▪ Boris Johnson says he has handed over Covid WhatsApps
▪ Health alert system aims to cut heatwave deaths
▪ Argentina allows morning-after pill to be bought over counter
▪ Every Canadian cigarette will soon carry a health warning
▪ About 1 in 3 With Diabetes Have Unknown Heart Risk: Study
▪ Menopause and periods guidance is a magnificent step forward
▪ Mental health services that fail to improve could be shut, says watchdog
▪ ‘Exciting Time’: FDA Commissioner Talks AI and Misinformation
▪ NHS backs new wafer to prevent migraines
▪ Lola Pearce: Brain tumour patient meets EastEnders star
▪ James Paget Hospital issued CQC warning over maternity unit
▪ Southampton researchers design app to help treat lazy eye
▪ Researchers find oldest evidence of the plague in Britain
▪ Appalling NI gynaecology waits under rapid review
▪ Psoriasis: Tips for Wearing Makeup
▪ Living Day to Day With Psoriasis
▪ Psoriasis and Body Image
▪ Are Psoriasis and Allergies Linked?
▪ The Paleo Diet and Your Cholesterol
▪ High Cholesterol in Younger People
▪ Yoga and Cholesterol
▪ Can Statins Cause Brain Fog?
▪ Living With the Side Effects of AFib
▪ Things People With AFib Wish You Knew
▪ Best Time of Day to Exercise for Type 2 Diabetes
▪ Can HPV Cause Breast Cancer? Research Shows Potential Link
▪ What Type of Inherited Retinal Dystrophy Do You Have?
▪ How Genetics Are Involved
▪ Being Diagnosed With Inherited Retinal Dystrophy
▪ Early Diagnosis and Why It Matters
▪ Gene and Cell Therapies Used in Treatment
▪ Covid: Top Chinese scientist says don’t rule out lab leak
▪ Vaping: Government plans underage crackdown
▪ The Nuances of Treating Vitiligo in People of Color
▪ Treating Vitiligo: Build a Care Team You Trust
▪ Flesh-eating bug: Mum s warning after she nearly dies from disease
▪ IVF patients need more mental health support, charity says
▪ Met Police to stop attending mental health calls
▪ East Kent: A decade of failure in maternity care
▪ After Tragedy of Stillbirth, She Set Out to Help Others
▪ Primodos: Pregnancy test damages claims thrown out by judge
▪ Pupils say they struggle to access period products
▪ US doctor faces hearing over story of 10-year-old s abortion
▪ East Kent maternity deaths: CQC considered shutting unit
▪ PPE: Supplier of millions of not fit for use gowns received £47m dividends
▪ Neuralink: Elon Musk s brain chip firm says US approval won for human study
▪ Can a Saliva Test Predict the Best Way to Manage Obesity?
▪ Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: How We’re Learning to Treat It More Effectively
▪ Amid Therapy Waitlists, New AI Coach May Be Quicker Option
▪ Monkeypox: London sees rise in cases in last month
▪ HIV: Getting Past the Fear
▪ Tick-Borne Powassan Virus Can Kill -- How to Protect Yourself
▪ Exercise Might Boost Your Tolerance for Pain
▪ New superbug-killing antibiotic discovered using AI
▪ Government not taking appalling alcohol harm seriously, MPs say
▪ Five hospitals at risk of collapse to be rebuilt
▪ Hi-Tech Implant Helps Paralyzed Man Walk More Naturally
▪ Promoting vapes to kids is ridiculous, says Rishi Sunak
▪ Vaping: How do you quit e-cigarettes?
▪ Wirral mum in coma lands back in UK after £50k raised
▪ Health boss says obesity bigger health impact than Covid long term
▪ Is the past year s spike in strike action here to stay?
▪ Young mental health patients at risk in child wards
▪ Plant-based diets good for the heart
▪ Shop around on NHS app to shorten wait for treatment
▪ Mouth On Fire : Help for the Often Misdiagnosed Condition TMD
▪ Standard Tests May Underestimate Severity of Sleep Apnea in Black Patients
▪ Less Invasive Procedure for Leaky Heart Valves Proves Successful
▪ Watch: Brain implants help paralysed man to walk again
▪ Do Weight Loss Drugs Like Ozempic Cause Hair Loss?
▪ First UK death linked to zombie drug xylazine
▪ Brain implants help paralysed man to walk again
▪ Lucy Letby trial: Nurse says dirty ward was factor in baby deaths
▪ Who Does Your Doctor Work For?
▪ Jennie Gow: BBC F1 broadcaster tells of stroke recovery
▪ Work pressures driving nurses and midwives away
▪ Tavistock: Top doctor questions need for change at gender clinic
▪ People paying for operations up by third since Covid pandemic
▪ HIV Stress and Side Effects: What to Know
▪ Aging With HIV
▪ What I Want You to Know About Living With HIV
▪ HIV: Managing Setbacks
▪ Donor Hearts From Patients With COVID Tied to Lower Survival
▪ PTSD, Other Mental Health Ills Haunt Gunshot Survivors
▪ ADHD and Your Child’s Self-Esteem
▪ ADHD in Children: Focus on the Positives
▪ Things Parents of Kids With ADHD Wish You Knew
▪ FDA Approves New Nasal Spray to Reverse Overdoses
▪ Childhood ADHD Feelings Chart
▪ The Weird World of Hydrogels: How They’ll Change Health Care
▪ Essex GP struck off over sexually motivated examination
▪ What Happens When You Stop Your ADHD Meds?
▪ Big Emotions After an Adult ADHD Diagnosis
▪ Neurodiversity: What Is It?
▪ Adult ADHD: Finding The Right Therapy
▪ ADHD in Young Adults
▪ What Happens When You Stop Your ADHD Meds
▪ Prime: Caffeine warnings should be clearer, says expert
▪ Myles Bradbury victim: I won t let abuse by doctor affect my entire life
▪ Junior doctors in England to strike for three days in June
▪ 35,000 cases of sexual misconduct or violence in NHS in five years
▪ Vaping: High lead and nickel found in illegal vapes
▪ Swallowed Razors, Magnets, and More: New Advice for Doctors
▪ New Moms Breastfed Longer During Pandemic
▪ Severe Asthma and Lung Cancer: What’s the Link?
▪ Geographic Atrophy: Caring for a Loved One Losing Their Sight
▪ My Life With Geographic Atrophy
▪ Geographic Atrophy: An Expert’s Perspective
▪ Caring for Your Mental, Social, and Emotional Well-being With Geographic Atrophy
▪ Ireland to introduce alcohol label health warning
▪ Graeme Souness: Football legend to swim Channel for butterfly skin girl
▪ BBC s Naga Munchetty reveals womb condition adenomyosis
▪ Bristol motorcycle event for men s mental health returns
▪ Stillborn babies should have legal rights
▪ Junior doctors in Scotland offered 14.5% pay rise
▪ Sadiq Khan: London mayor says he has PTSD after death threats
▪ Ryan Reynolds: Actor s tribute to seven year old cancer victim
▪ Labour proposes new NHS targets on reducing deaths
▪ Labour s NHS plan will offer patients more choice, Wes Streeting says
▪ Utrogestan: Menopause pill supply restricted over shortages
▪ Breast Cancer Under 40: Q A With Ann Partridge, MD, MPH
▪ Rare Disease Families Advocate For Change
▪ FDA Approves First Pill to Treat Moderate-to-Severe Crohn s
▪ Fat Growing Around Muscles Could Be a Silent Killer
▪ Weight Loss Drug Helps Half of Teens in Study Tackle Obesity
▪ Bipolar Disorder: I hit the fire alarm and evacuated an airport
▪ The Impact of Weight Bias – As-Told-To With Joe Nadglowski, President/CEO, Obesity Action Coalition
▪ Ukraine war: PTSD a growing problem for health ministry
▪ Use private sector more for NHS patients - Labour
▪ Offer gene test to stroke patients, NHS told
▪ Weight Gain Before 30 Raises Risk of Fatal Prostate Cancer, Study Says
▪ Mpox Virus Can Replicate on Surfaces for Days
▪ Scientists May Understand Link Between Common Virus MS
▪ Early-Life Smartphone Use Tied to Poorer Mental Health in Gen Z
▪ Lucy Letby trial: Nurse accuses doctors of conspiracy against her
▪ Vaping: Tighter rules calls amid rise in children using vapes
▪ What I’ve Learned From My Patients About the Challenges of Psoriatic Arthritis
▪ Gosport hospital drug deaths: Police identify 19 suspects
▪ Brentwood mum criticises test labelling one twin son overweight
▪ Antibiotics: Mum told to crush up pills for strep A baby
▪ West NHS clinic to offer depression magnet therapy
▪ Ageing body scans to aid understanding of why diseases occur
▪ Spotlight: Trends I See in Psoriatic Arthritis Treatment
▪ U.S. Will Fund Study of Safe Injection Sites Despite Pushback
▪ COVID Emergency Over, but Hundreds Are Still Dying Weekly
▪ Lucy Letby trial: Triplet boys deaths were harrowing, says nurse
▪ How to check if you have skin cancer: Symptoms and signs to look out for
▪ Building work pending for many of 40 promised hospitals
▪ Most Crohn’s and Liver Disease Info on TikTok Is Accurate: Studies
▪ Could Vitamin D Supplements Help People With Long COVID?
▪ Most Crohn’s and Liver Disease Info on TikTok Is Accurate: Studies
▪ Two poultry workers test positive for bird flu
▪ Guidelines For Kids with Obesity: Family and Treatment Are Key
▪ Marijuana Can Affect Fetal Development, Even If Used Early in Pregnancy
▪ Hypnosis Can Be Powerful Therapy – But Will It Work for You?
▪ Nurses strike because patients are dying - RCN union boss Pat Cullen
▪ Hypnosis Can Be Powerful Therapy – But Will It Work for You?
▪ Needle-free Covid vaccination trials taking place in Cambridge
▪ Face mask rule easing a good thing , says health boss Jason Leitch
▪ Teachers and nurses dragged into higher taxes, warns think tank
▪ Do not resuscitate: Man choked to death after paramedics stood down
▪ How to check if you have skin cancer: Symptoms and signs to look out for
▪ Dirty-bomb antidote: Drug trial begins in US
▪ I ve been stuck in my bedroom for two years
▪ Rare skin condition leads to stares and comments from strangers
▪ Davina McCall and Sir Salman Rushdie win at British Book Awards
▪ Hundreds of Derby cancer patients get tattoo-free treatment
▪ Record numbers not working due to ill health
▪ Online depression therapy given go-ahead in England
▪ Marijuana Users Have Triple the Odds for Leg Artery Disease (Study)
▪ Study Shows Season, Time of Day When Suicidal Thoughts Most Likely
▪ Will AI Perpetuate or Eliminate Health Disparities?
▪ Obesity Drugs Plus Surgery Add Up to More Weight Loss: Study
▪ Florida professor breaks record for time spent living underwater
▪ How to check if you have skin cancer: Symptoms and signs to look out for
▪ How to check if you have skin cancer: Symptoms and signs to look out for
▪ Baby heart death parents left waiting 14 months for answers
▪ Senior doctor strike ballot opens over pay dispute
▪ Gemma Collins: We ve got to talk about women s incontinence
▪ I don t have ADHD, but three private clinics say I do
▪ Allergy deaths: London mothers renew plea for government tsar
▪ ADHD: Private clinics exposed by BBC undercover investigation
▪ Scrap tax on sunscreen, say cancer charities
▪ Pat Cullen: Nursing union calls for double-digit pay rise to restart talks
▪ Hepatitis C home test kits available to most-at-risk in England
▪ Ways to Celebrate Without Alcohol
▪ Magnetic Pen Set Stabilizes Writing for Parkinson’s Patients
▪ Cervical Cancer Screenings Double With Mailed DIY Kits
▪ Herpes deaths: Surgeon and midwife argued over Caesarean, inquest told
▪ NHS: The international nurses who are crucial to West Suffolk Hospital
▪ NI budget: Dentists warn that services face collapse if hit by cuts
▪ Brazilian butt lifts barred at Wolverhampton beauty clinic
▪ The Christie: World-renowned NHS centre downgraded by watchdog
▪ Hospital boss claims unfair dismissal after chairman bullied her
▪ Black Patients Less Likely to Get Treatment for Opioid Overdose
▪ The Impact of Weight Bias
▪ Patients group looks for community ownership of GP surgeries
▪ Monkeypox: WHO declares global emergency over
▪ Skin Patch Could Help Ease Peanut Allergy in Toddlers
▪ Post-COVID, Building Health Matters, Too
▪ Smell and taste loss conference in Norwich to help clinicians
▪ Parkinson s disease: New research could reveal early causes
▪ Monkey dust drug clampdown could be coming in UK
▪ NHS misses targets in England to tackle care backlogs
▪ Autistic teenager was stuck on general hospital ward for months
▪ Figures show maternal death rate race disparity
▪ Why tall, leggy people run faster in the heat
▪ FDA Advisers Recommend Over-the-Counter Birth Control Pills
▪ Surgery Beats Targeted Radiation for Early Stage Lung Cancer
▪ Toxins From Grilling, Smoking Car Exhaust Could Raise Odds for RA
▪ Runner Molly Seidel on Making Strides With her ADHD
▪ ‘You Can t Faze Me: Marathoner Molly Seidel on Her ADHD Diagnosis
▪ Doctors Urged to Minimize Their Own Weight Bias and Stigma
▪ Apprentice doctors considered in radical NHS plan
▪ The grandfather they said would never walk again
▪ Somerset: Pioneering spine surgery helping patients to recover
▪ Shocking lack of evidence on antidepressants for chronic pain
▪ Poor diabetes care may be behind 7,000 excess deaths
▪ Baby born from three people s DNA in UK first
▪ How the End of the COVID Public Health Emergency May Affect You
▪ Federal Task Force Suggest Mammograms Start at 40, Not 50
▪ Sleepwalking and Insomnia: What’s the Connection?
▪ Should All U.S. Newborns Undergo Genomic Testing?
▪ Household Factors Can Raise a Child s Odds for IBD
▪ Emerade adrenaline pen users urged to swap brands
▪ Are there 2,000 more GPs than before the pandemic?
▪ Pharmacy prescriptions plan needs investment, says Southampton GP
▪ For Some LASIK Patients, Complications Damage Mental Health
▪ GB News in ‘significant breach’ of Ofcom rules over Covid vaccine claims
▪ Can You Inherit COPD?
▪ Genetic COPD: My Story
▪ Diagnosing Genetic COPD
▪ Managing Genetic COPD
▪ Treating AAT Deficiency and COPD
▪ Charlotte Henshaw: Paralympic champion on challenges of being an athlete with endometriosis
▪ Cambridge: NHS managers covering up issues - whistleblower
▪ Chelmsford mum who missed baby s birth determined to recover
▪ Ambulance staff to strike in south-east England
▪ Lip fillers: Call for tighter regulation after botched treatments
▪ What the NHS is learning from Brazil
▪ New GP plan asks more patients to use pharmacies
▪ Finding a Path Forward: Runner Molly Seidel Takes Control of her ADHD
▪ New Hope Against Painful Skin Issues Caused by Radiation Therapy
▪ Finding a Path Forward: Runner Molly Seidel Takes Control of her ADHD
▪ Everyday Internet Use by Older Adults Might Help Keep Dementia at Bay
▪ Antibiotic Cuts Risk of HIV, STDs After Exposure, Study Says
▪ For Long COVID Parents, Everyday Life Is Still a Struggle
▪ Scores of local pharmacies closing across England
▪ Managing Pain When You Have an Addiction
▪ How to Choose the Right Place for Alcohol or Drug Rehab
▪ Life After Alcohol
▪ Shortage of Research Monkeys Puts U.S. at Risk for Health Emergencies
▪ Life After Opioids
▪ Banning Flavored Vapes May Help Teens Quit
▪ Talking to Family and Friends About Your Drinking
▪ Addiction and Pain Management
▪ Do You Have an Addictive Personality?
▪ Medications for Alcohol Dependence
▪ Am I a High-Functioning Alcoholic? Know the Signs
▪ Rising Interest in Weight-Loss Meds Despite Cost, Side Effects
▪ Doctors Perform First Surgery on Baby s Brain in the Womb
▪ WHO Officially Calls End to Global COVID-19 Health Emergency
▪ Wegovy U.S. Supply Shortage Strikes Again
▪ Covid global health emergency is over, WHO says
▪ Vaccines: Pre-school uptake in Northern Ireland in steady decline, report says
▪ Young blind people in Scotland ‘risk losing independence’
▪ Deaf Awareness Week 2023: I want to be a role model for other deaf people
▪ World not ready for next pandemic, says Bupa boss
▪ Dangerous Infections in Preemie Babies May Begin in the Gut
▪ Experimental Drug Significantly Slows Alzheimer s: Study
▪ The Amazing Things We Can Learn From Hospital Clowns
▪ New Risk Factors, Better Treatments for AFib: What to Know
▪ Rise in UK measles cases causing concern
▪ US drug regulator approves world s first RSV vaccine
▪ Is this anti-vaccine conspiracy theorist the next Alex Jones?
▪ New mums missing out on mental health services, report finds
▪ Is ChatGPT in Your Doctor’s Inbox?
▪ Deaths Due to Fentanyl Nearly Quadrupled in 5 Years
▪ Ozempic: Cost, Coupons, and Ways to Save Cash
▪ New Alzheimer s drug slows disease by a third
▪ ADHD on TikTok: Raising awareness or driving inaccurate self-diagnosis?
▪ Medicinal cannabis helps cancer pain - study
▪ COVID-19 Diet Lowers Salt, a Boon to Kidney Stone Patients
▪ Be Cautious of Off-Label Use of Stimulants With Other Drugs
▪ New Study Directly Links Air Pollution to Heart Problems
▪ Cardiff: Mother of fasting death son given hospital order
▪ Beware the Hidden Allergens in Nutritional Supplements
▪ NHS strikes: What pay rises have staff asked for?
▪ NHS pay deal signed off for one million staff
▪ Hyponatraemia inquest an opportunity for the truth, mother says
▪ Müller recalls six Cadbury desserts over listeria concerns
▪ Two hospitals broke law by denying abortion - US health officials
▪ Australia to ban recreational vaping in major public health move
▪ Mullaghbawn: GPs warn of breaking point as practice at risk of closure
▪ Government on brink of giving NHS staff 5% pay rise
▪ Similar to Humans, Sleep Is Altered for Dogs With Dementia
▪ Americans Stressed, but Seeking Help: Mental Health Survey
▪ Weight Loss Surgery Could Cut Cancer Risk in Half Over Time
▪ Nurses strike: 28-hour strike over pay under way
▪ Nurses strike: Nurse union relaxes strike rules for critical services
▪ You’ve Quit Smoking With Vaping. Now What?
▪ Diagnosed Under 40: Breast Cancer s Unique Impacts on Younger W It’s (More) Complicated
▪ How Should I Pick Walking Shoes If I Have Knee Pain?
▪ Gut Microbiome Changes Throughout the Day and With the Seasons
▪ Keto, Paleo Diets Rank Low for Heart Health, Report Says
▪ Stranded Sudanese NHS doctor given seat on evacuation flight
▪ Get the Care You Need in a COVID-19 World
▪ ‘Snake Oil’ Fake Cures for Long COVID Leave Patients at Risk
▪ What’s Next in Health Care for Older Adults: Questions and Answers With John Whyte, MD
▪ Great Ormond Street Hospital declares incident ahead of nurses strike
▪ Herpes deaths: Caesareans unlikely source of herpes, inquest told
▪ Unite union votes to reject NHS pay offer
▪ I was told my heart might fail within a year
▪ Sudanese NHS doctor betrayed after being refused entry onto evacuation flight to UK
▪ Hidden high blood pressure in young people revealed
▪ Players told to sit it out under new concussion guidance
▪ Whorlton Hall verdicts: Can further scandals be prevented?
▪ Pregnancy May Be Riskier for Women With Lupus
▪ Naps Health: How Long You Nap May Matter
▪ Another Weight Loss Drug Could Soon Join Ozempic in U.S.
▪ The Doctor’s Visit of the Future: Less Touching, More Tech
▪ Turning to Vaping to Stop Smoking Not a Simple Solution
▪ No complaints made about Steve Barclay, says health department
▪ Herpes deaths: Caesareans likely source of herpes, inquest told
▪ Whorlton Hall: Four guilty of ill-treating secure unit patients
▪ Annabel Wright death: Acne drug safety moves are lip service , says mum
▪ How I Plan for Episodes
▪ Court orders nurse strike in England to be cut short
▪ Skin cancer: Health warning as non-melanoma cases rise
▪ My daughter s long Covid is not nonsense
▪ Gambling white paper: Gamblers losing £1,000 a day to face checks
▪ COVID-19 and Psoriasis: Is There a Link?
▪ Long COVID Mobile Monitoring Study Hunts for Answers
▪ FDA OKs Second COVID Bivalent Booster for Many Americans
▪ CDC Backs Call for Second COVID Booster for High Risk People
▪ Reasons Why Your Cough May Not Be Improving
▪ Women and Hair Loss: The Causes
▪ Long COVID Treatment Not ‘One-Size-Fits-All’
▪ WHO Officially Labels XBB.1.16 a COVID ‘Variant of Interest’
▪ What s New in Diabetes Treatment?
▪ Walnuts May Help Teens with Maturity, Thinking, and Attention
▪ New Form of Levodopa Might Improve Parkinson s Care
▪ Why Breast Cancer Trials Need More Diversity
▪ What Is Breast Cancer Survivorship?
▪ Finding a Path Forward: Runner Molly Seidel Takes Control of her ADHD
▪ New High-Tech Tools to Help Control Diabetes
▪ What s New in Diabetes Treatment?
▪ Midwives in England accept NHS pay offer
▪ Menopause Treatment Options: Your Questions Answered
▪ What Does Vaping Do? New Research Shows Damage and Addiction
▪ Skin Issues Can Be First Sign of Rheumatological Illnesses
▪ Preschool Ear, Nose, and Throat Problems Linked with Autism
▪ Priory Group whistleblowers concerned for patient safety
▪ Livvy Haydock: Disabled gangsters supported me with my MS diagnosis
▪ Stress Can Speed Aging, but Recovery Can Slow It Again: Study
▪ Forgotten but Not Gone: Epidemic of Vaping Illness Continues
▪ Lucy Letby trial: Accused nurse wanted to attend baby s funeral
▪ Superbug study to invite 2,000 stool samples
▪ Alternative to epidural recommended for women in labour
▪ Lung cancer: Liquid biopsies could speed up treatment
▪ Care homes are being deprived of dental services
▪ Stem cell donor needed for St Austell girl, 4, with leukaemia
▪ NHS dentistry crisis: Crowdfunding my new teeth has changed my life
▪ Thousands of New Viruses Found in Baby Diapers
▪ Ministers start legal move to cut nurse strike short
▪ Only Fools and Horses actor Patrick Murray shares health update: ‘The lung cancer has returned’
▪ WHO Officially Labels XBB.1.16 a COVID ‘Variant of Interest’
▪ Sleep and Behavioral Problems in Kids: Common Bedfellows
▪ Is Surgery for Sciatica Really Worth It?
▪ Teenagers at risk after drop in vaccine take-up
▪ Barry: A stranger I met at the beach gave me her kidney
▪ The London Marathon runners who are proud to be slower
▪ The tech entrepreneur betting he can get younger
▪ Greater Manchester firefighters to take part in cancer monitoring project
▪ Covid: No evidence shielding helped - Swansea uni study
▪ Activity snacking may help with type 1 diabetes - study
▪ Popular Weight Loss Plans Court Controversy With Obesity Meds
▪ Court may need to decide if nurses strike is legal
▪ Maker of Opioid Overdose Drug Aiming for $50 OTC Price
▪ Rethinking the Goal of 10,000 Steps a Day
▪ Pandemic Saw Rise in Mistrust of Childhood Vaccines Worldwide
▪ Rate of U.S. Kids Attempting Suicide by Overdose Rose During Pandemic
▪ Woman s bowel cancer spotted by artificial intelligence
▪ Millions wait more than a fortnight to see a GP in England
▪ What Are the Healthiest Drinks for People With Type 2 Diabetes?
▪ How Genes and Genetic Biomarkers Affect Lung Cancer
▪ Simple Test Could Assess Risk of Dementia
▪ Is This a New Era of Medical Marijuana Breakthroughs?
▪ PMDD: Severe period symptoms leading some women to hysterectomies
▪ Lucy Letby trial: Nurse told police spike in deaths was a shock, court told
▪ Herpes deaths: NHS trust lied about virus links, inquest hears
▪ Gray Hair and Aging: Could ‘Stuck’ Stem Cells Be to Blame?
▪ Long COVID Treatment Not ‘One-Size-Fits-All’
▪ Women and Hair Loss: The Causes
▪ Caring for a Loved One With C3 Glomerulopathy
▪ Your Mental and Kidney Health
▪ IgA Nephropathy and Social Support
▪ My Spouse Is Depressed: Tips on How to Help and Cope
▪ Why Am I Waking Up Gasping for Air?
▪ How to Deal With Toxic Parents
▪ Allulose: What to Know About the Sugar Alternative
▪ What a Doctor Wants You to Know About Ulcerative Colitis
▪ Reasons Why Your Cough May Not Be Improving
▪ CDC Backs Call for Second COVID Booster for High Risk People
▪ Junior doctors strike: Medical chiefs call on third party to broker talks
▪ Kettering hospital ward accused of failing children inadequate
▪ KitKat maker Nestle urged to cut unhealthy food sales
▪ Elton John lauds American genius in fight against Aids
▪ Longer Mealtimes Helps Kids Eat More Fruits and Veggies
▪ Weight Gain From HIV Treatment: Personal Experience
▪ COVID-19 and Psoriasis: Is There a Link?
▪ Study Calls Poverty a ‘Major Risk Factor for Death in the U.S.’
▪ Cause of grey hair may be stuck cells, say scientists
▪ How Ramadan fasting and fitness can run together
▪ Doctor s death due to AstraZeneca Covid vaccine reaction - inquest
▪ More ambulance workers to strike after early May bank holiday
▪ New Developments for Ankylosing Spondylitis
▪ Ankylosing Spondylitis: What I’ve Learned From Those I Treat
▪ Ankylosing Spondylitis: When You’re Treatment Isn’t Working
▪ FDA OKs Second COVID Bivalent Booster for Many Americans
▪ Oakland s Soda Tax Cut Local Sales by 27%
▪ Why Time Flies Faster With Age (and How to Slow It Down)
▪ Long COVID Mobile Monitoring Study Hunts for Answers
▪ NHS Scotland calls 13,000 women for smear tests after error
▪ End racial disparities in maternal deaths - MPs
▪ Weight Loss Drug Fracas Continues as Risk of Shortages Grows
▪ Ozzy s Wearable Cyborg May Be The Future of Physical Therapy
▪ Regular Sleep May Be Crucial for People Living With Schizophrenia
▪ Bird Flu in Chilean Man Shows Virus Adapting to Human Spread
▪ Junior doctor strike led to 195,000 cancellations
▪ False Promise of Vaginal Laser Therapy in Breast Cancer Patients
▪ Lucy Letby trial: Nurse s notes read I killed them , jury told
▪ Laura Kuenssberg: Can we avoid a summer of strikes?
▪ Berkshire woman raises awareness of acute myeloid leukaemia
▪ Orkney cancer gene: My mum died not knowing she had it
▪ How artificial intelligence is matching drugs to patients
▪ More people could have hidden bowel condition
▪ Sarah Beeny feels ‘blessed’ after breast cancer news: ‘It’s good but it’s weird’
▪ Million-year-old viruses help fight cancer, say scientists
▪ Can ChatGPT Help Adults Manage Their Liver Disease?
▪ Some Bear Facts That Could Help Prevent Human Strokes
▪ Mindset Strategies for Peripheral Arterial Disease
▪ How Old Is Too Old to Start Strength Training?
▪ Bladder Cancer in Women: What to Know
▪ NHS Unison members accept pay deal offer in England
▪ Spinal injuries: Paralysed motorcyclist learns to walk again
▪ Gel nails: Investigation launched into gel polish allergic reactions
▪ Maternity care a postcode lottery in London
▪ Junior doctors’ leader apologises for booking holiday during strike
▪ Psychiatrists warn gamblers ahead of Grand National
▪ Florida moves to ban abortion after six weeks
▪ Does Brain Power Shield From Obesity? Probably Not
▪ Statins Cut Heart Risks for People Living With HIV
▪ India restarts Covid vaccine production as new infections soar 30% in one day
▪ Junior doctors’ leader apologises for booking holiday during strike
▪ Had COVID? Part of the Virus May Stick Around in Your Brain
▪ Thousands receive diagnosis after 60 new diseases found
▪ NHS Tracker: Find out about hospital waiting times in your area this winter
▪ Ariana Grande calls for fans to stop body shaming
▪ Personal assistant shortage leaving disabled people stuck at home
▪ Sunbeds: Man who got cancer at 21 calls for ban
▪ Every time she falls asleep, she might die
▪ Covid: Staff propped up care homes without extra pay, says report
▪ Ghana first to approve world-changer malaria vaccine
▪ Juul Labs agrees $462m deal to settle claims
▪ Why no breakthrough in the junior doctors strike?
▪ Dating With Schizophrenia
▪ Weight-Loss Surgery Might Reverse the Nerve Damage From Diabetes
▪ White House: Fentanyl-Xylazine Combo An Emerging Threat
▪ Long COVID: ‘On Par’ With Heart Disease, Cancer, Book Says
▪ Menthol Vapes Could Be Even More Toxic to Lungs
▪ Union misled over Weston General Hospital junior doctor shortage
▪ Study reveals cancer’s ‘infinite’ ability to evolve
▪ Bowelbabe: Dame Deborah James, in her own words
▪ Parkinson s disease device trial at Addenbrooke s Hospital
▪ British-Israeli shooting victim Lucy Dee s organs save five
▪ NHS drop-out rate an accident waiting to happen, says surgeon
▪ Long Used in Adults, Wireless Pacemakers Might Soon Be an Option for Kids
▪ As COVID Tracking Wanes, Are We Letting Our Guard Down Too Soon?
▪ Ipswich and Colchester hospitals boss urges quick solution to doctors row
▪ Junior-doctors strike: Cancer survivor s anguish over cancelled op
▪ Bad Sleep Cuts Years Off Your Life, but Exercise Can Save You
▪ Singing strikers on the junior doctors picket lines
▪ Lisa Shaw death: Legal action only option for husband
▪ Vaping: Free e-cigarettes to be handed out in anti-smoking drive
▪ High-Salt Diet a Danger Even With Normal Blood Pressure
▪ Junior doctors strike: NHS braces for most disruptive walkout yet
▪ Junior doctors strike: NHS chief calls for Acas help with talks
▪ NHS patient stuck in hospital with months to live
▪ Junior doctor strike: Union s pay demands unrealistic , says Steve Barclay
▪ Junior doctors strike could hit up to 250,000 appointments, health bosses warn
▪ Healthy Eating Habits for Age-Related Macular Degeneration
▪ Apathy May Be Alzheimer’s Red Flag in Some People
▪ 11 Natural Depression Treatments
▪ How to Stop Sugar Cravings
▪ Life Expectancy With COPD
▪ Long COVID Hitting Some States, Minorities, Women Harder
▪ How to Handle the Narcissist in Your Life
▪ How to Stop Feeling Anxious Right Now
▪ Getting Sober: Finding Your Way
▪ 11 Possible Heart Symptoms You Shouldn t Ignore
▪ Covid origins: Chinese scientists publish long-awaited data
▪ Signs Your IUD Is Out of Place
▪ 10 Ways to Manage Low Back Pain at Home
▪ What People Who Have IBD Wish You Knew
▪ Say Goodbye to Your Period? There Are Options
▪ Your Sleep Can Affect Your Stroke Risk
▪ Race Could Matter When It Comes to Parkinson s Severity
▪ Morning After Antibiotics Could Slash Odds for Common STDs
▪ Covid jabs for under fives in at-risk groups
▪ Air pollution ‘might be a risk factor for dementia’, study reveals
▪ Love for Dame Deborah James breathtaking, says husband
▪ Patients at risk during doctor strike - NHS bosses
▪ Kathleen Poole: Deportation of grandmother with Alzheimer s paused
▪ Olaparib: Drug to treat inherited cancers offered on NHS in England and Wales
▪ High Co-Pays, Deductibles Keep Some Women From Mammogram Follow-Up
▪ Pandemic Saw Rise in Opioid Prescriptions Given After Childbirth
▪ U.S. Sets Up $300 Million Database for Alzheimer s Research
▪ A Simple Fix for Nearsightedness
▪ Will Telehealth Save Patients Money or Drive Up Costs?
▪ Moving Beyond Hot Flashes: Treatment Options for Symptoms of Perimenopause and Menopause
▪ Judge says parents and children should receive infected blood payments
▪ Grandmother with Alzheimer s faces deportation from Sweden
▪ Rare tick disease found in England
▪ Deborah James: Bowelbabe charity fund raises £11.3m
▪ Are Your Clothes Dripping in ‘Forever Chemicals’?
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