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Apr
16
2012

"Women will be able to delay motherhood by freezing parts of their ovaries at the first specialist fertility clinic to be opened in Britain. "

Health News The Telegraph Human Fertility

"Women are more moral than men, with those over 30 years old having the strongest values, a survey has suggested. "

Ethics Gender Health News The Telegraph

"Doctors are failing to diagnose thousands of people with early stage Parkinson's disease because they do not know the early warning signs, a charity warns today. "

Parkinsons Disease Neurology Health News The Telegraph

"The myth that removing the tonsils does not work has led to 40 per cent rise in number of children admitted to A&E in the last decade suffering painful tonsilities, leading surgeons have warned. "

Tonsilitis News Health The Telegraph Surgery

"Some 800,000 vulnerable elderly people are struggling to live in their own homes without any state-provided home help, say campaigners who argue the most vulnerable in society are being "catastrophically let down" by social services. "

Older People Social Services News Health The Telegraph Vulnerable People

"It should be the simplest way of getting from A to B but it seems that Britons are now turning their noses up at using their own two feet. "

Physical Activity News Health The Telegraph

Oct
10
2009

"One in 50 hospital treatments is the result of complications with earlier care, official figures have revealed for the first time. "

Health and Safety Hospitals Health News UHN The Telegraph

Oct
6
2009

"A doctor put poison in his mistress’s tea in an attempt to make her miscarry, a court was told yesterday.

Edward Erin, who is married with two young children, begged Bella Prowse, his secretary, to have an abortion after she became pregnant during their brief affair."

Health News UHN The Telegraph Jurisprudence Professional Discipline Poisoning Abortion Ethics Medical Staff

Oct
2
2009

"The Government's swine flu vaccination programme is expected to begin later this month, the Department of Health said yesterday. "

Influenza H1N1 Pandemic Immunisation Health News UHN The Telegraph

Sep
21
2009

Cherie Blair is likely to front a legal action by care homes to get councils around the country to pay more for elderly care.

Older People Residential Care Health News UHN Jurisprudence The Telegraph

A new eye drop treatment could help preserve the sight of thousands of people at risk of going blind due to glaucoma.

Glaucoma Ophthalmology Health News UHN The Telegraph

Sep
15
2009

It is never too late to start exercising, scientists claimed, as research showed adults who begin to work out in their later years still appear to live longer and have a lower risk of disability.

Physical Activity Older People Health News UHN The Telegraph

Sep
5
2009

Bernadette Chapman, a cancer patient who had her vocal cords removed, has had her voice reconstructed by an electronic voice replication system.

Communication Cancer Surgery Health News Medical Technology UHN The Telegraph Daily Telegraph

New hard-hitting warnings on common painkillers may not be strong enough to prevent people inadvertently becoming addicted, experts have warned.

Addiction Pain Drug Therapy Health News Pharmacy UHN The Telegraph Daily Telegraph

Officials estimates that more than 30,000 Britons are addicted to codeine, although experts warn this is the "tip of the iiceberg"

Addiction Pain Drug Therapy Health News Pharmacy UHN The Telegraph Daily Telegraph

Are all painkillers the same?

The new warnings only affect painkillers which contain codeine, a type of opiate which is related to heroin. It can be a powerful drug to numb pain, but regulators warn that it should be used only for acute pain.

Addiction Pain Drug Therapy Health News Pharmacy UHN The Telegraph Daily Telegraph

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