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Study shows England alcohol divide
1st September 2010
Men in the north west more likely to die prematurely than those in the south east.
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Sunburnt Britain
1st September 2010
Figures show 46% of Britons were sunburnt this summer and many would do it again in their quest for a tan.
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Brisk walking sheds pounds
1st September 2010
Experts say brisk walking could prevent breast and bowel cancer.
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Comment and Opinion
24th August 2010
We should stop judging junkies
Treatment can help problematic drug users, but it will fail unless we offer kindness.
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9th July 2010
Should children be able to choose their own diet?
Jamie Oliver and government campaign has increased the number of children having a healthy hot meal at lunch.
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31st August 2010
Tooth decay linked to poverty
A new study suggests 33% of three-year-olds living in poverty in Scotland show signs of tooth decay.
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31st August 2010
Oesophageal cancer doubles
Figures show oesophageal cancer in British men has doubled over 25 years.
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Other Top Stories
Obesity genes can be overridden
Warning about foreign stem cell clinics
Press Releases
2nd September 2010Senior NHS doctors and leaders meet to discuss the challenges of “Liberating” the NHS
Relating to: Human Capital Valuation
PULSE grows online presence with launch of new website and iPhone application
Relating to: Pulse
Monitor Board announces decision on Poole Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Relating to: Monitor
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Pregnancy and swine flu, questions answered
Flu expert, Dr Maureen Baker, answers questions about pregnancy and the complications of swine flu.
Live longer in South West
New information published by ONS shows people in the South West of England live the longest.
Technology role in modern health care
New technology is transforming the way a modern health service operates.
