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Occasional high BP warning sign for stroke
12th March 2010
Research suggests doctors should prescribe medication to regulate blood pressure levels.
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Brain scan reveals memories
12th March 2010
Brain scan can reveal what memories a person is recalling say scientists.
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Egg is the new superfood
9th March 2010
Study review by nutrition scientists finds eggs have high levels of vitamins and antioxidants.
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Comment and Opinion
22nd February 2010
Pregnancy key changes timeline
A timeline of some of the key changes during pregnancy to mother and baby.
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17th February 2010
Rise in anorexia hospital admissions
Obsession with being a size zero is damaging our health.
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12th February 2010
Dyslexia should not be eradicated
Dyslexia can make people more creative, according to associate director of learning at Portsmouth PCT.
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10th February 2010
Why don't we grow our own GM food?
Britain should be leading the way on new technology.
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8th March 2010
Call for 5% tax increase on tobacco
A UK charity suggests raising tobacco tax would reduce the number of people who smoke.
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8th March 2010
Lucozade to lose orange colour after hyperactivity warning
Research has discovered Lucozade's distinctive colouring could be linked to children's hyperactivity.
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Contraceptive pill long-term effects studied
£2m spent on first class travel
Press Releases
5th March 2010Minister sets targets to help people with mental health conditions and learning disabilities
Relating to: Department for Work and Pensions
Monitor issues intervention notice to Milton Keynes NHS Foundation Trust
Relating to: Monitor
Rock ‘n’ roll antics viral film warns of ‘silent disease’
Relating to: Department of Health
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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.
