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Women suffering from rheumatoid arthritis need access to better treatments and care according to a charity and MPs. Women are three times more likely to suffer from the condition than men and there are around 450,000 women with it in the UK. | |
Health | The Sentinel – 6th July 2006 |
Whooping cough is endemic among UK schoolchildren despite the fact most have been immunized. | |
Health | The Sentinel – 7th July 2006 |
Children from poorer families are 13 times more likely to die from injury than those who are well off. They are at far greater risk of being killed in accidents than those whose parents are in professional or managerial roles. | |
Health | The Sentinel – 7th July 2006 |
Autism disorders could affect one in 100 children in the UK. | |
Health | The Sentinel – 14th July 2006 |
The vast majority of women believe that abortion is “cruel” and that the existing law should be changed, according to the biggest ever professional survey of female opinion. The survey also shows that most people – men and women – believe that too many abortions are being carried out each year and want to see the 200,000 a year toll reduced. | |
Health | Choose Life – June 2006 |
High Street chemist Boots is planning to base GP surgeries and hospital consultants in its outlets across the country. | |
Health | The Sentinel – 24th July 2006 |
Being working class can slash several years off your life new research has revealed. | |
Health | The Sentinel – 20th July 2006 |
390,000 babies at risk of developing life-long foot problems each year. The study identifies that over half of the 716,000 babies born in the UK each year [1] could suffer lasting damage to their feet as Brits are unaware how fragile babies’ feet are. | |
Health | www.babycentre.co.uk – July 2006 |
Two new drugs could help save the lives of thousands of lung cancer patients. The drugs work by restricting tumour growth in people who carry a mutated gene. It is thought 30% of people with cancer could have this gene. | |
Health | The Sentinel – 21st June 2006 |
Allowing 500 refugee doctors to retrain and work in Britain could save the NHS £120 million. | |
Health | The Sentinel – 21st June 2006 |
Less than one in eight people questioned in a recent Ramblers’ Association survey said they had been advised by a doctor to exercise more – even though more than half the British population are overweight or obese. | |
Health | The Sentinel – 26th June 2006 |
HIV in Russia:- More than 1.5 million Russians have HIV. Worst case scenarios predict 8 million will be infected by 2010. More than 80% of people infected are under 30. 4.1% of Russian prisoners have HIV: a rate 30 times higher than the general population. | |
Health | Teartimes – Summer 2006 |
A fifth of babies are at greater risk of cot death by not being put to sleep on their back – possibly to avoid the cosmetic flat head syndrome. The Sentinel – 11th May 2006 | |
Health | The Sentinel – 11th May 2006 |
Overweight mothers to be are risking the health of their unborn child and putting strain on the NHS. | |
Health | The Sentinel – 6th June 2006 |
Heart disease costs the UK economy £29 billion a year – and the situation looks set to get worse. The UK spends about £16 billion a year on heart disease - a fifth of its NHS budget and more than any EU country. Hospital inpatient care was the most expensive component at almost £10 billion. | |
Health | The Sentinel – 15th May 2006 |
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