Metroadded this to Health NewsAnxiety You Don’t Look Sick: ‘I spent 10 years living with OCD before I realised I was ill’metro.co.uk - Laura Abernethy Welcome to You Don’t Look Sick – a weekly series about people living with invisible illnesses and hidden disabilities. Each week, we discuss a …
zhogfanadded this to POLTIC.WAR LEGAL RELIGNNHS Private firms given £9.2bn of NHS budget despite Hancock promiseThe Guardian - Denis Campbell Health policy editorRecord 2018 total comes after health secretary pledged no privatisation on his watch The amount of the NHS budget going to private healthcare firms has reached unprecedented levels, despite the health
The Telegraphadded this to Health and FitnessNetball Why it’s time you caught netball feverThe Telegraph - By Holly Peacock-GoodwinThis summer of sport has been a game-changer – not least for the sports themselves. First, the Lionesses, with valiant performances that took them all the way to the World Cup semi-finals, turned women
SSerenBlodwenadded this to Variety News Of The DayNHSAstonishing litany of six-figure NHS bills all left unpaid- including the Birmingham hospital owed £419,934 thanks to a fromdailymail.co.uk - Stephen Adams The Mail on Sunday has unearthed a litany of astonishing cases where six-figure bills for NHS treatment have gone unpaid by foreign patients not …
Metroadded this to UK NewsDiabetes Dad with diabetes faces losing his foot after being bitten by a spidermetro.co.uk - Sam Corbishley An actor who failed to manage his type 2 diabetes faces losing a foot after suffering a spider bite on a lads’ holiday. Matthew Phillips, 44, only …
Kal Kaliraiadded this to Great Britain ?Personal Finance (UK) Greedy parking enforcement companies are issuing hefty fines to carers and nursesThe Guardian - Anna TimsChanges in the law are unlikely to have any effect on rising charges Community nurse Gemma Hayes* was on call and on a tight schedule. She left her car in the residents’ car park of a block where her patient
Somerset Liveadded this to SomersetSomerset, UK Some of the most RADIOACTIVE places in the UK are in Somersetsomersetlive.co.uk - Alex Richards Somerset is notably radioactive and is one of the worst affected parts of the UK - according to government data. Large parts of the county have some …
Glamour UKadded this to Top StoriesShaving Bone shaving is tipped to be the next big thing in cosmetic surgery - and it's as terrifying as it soundsglamourmagazine.co.uk - Lottie Winter Just as the mainstream fashion items and seasonal beauty collections have their moment, cosmetic surgery also sees trends come and go. The key …
The Scottish Sunadded this to The Scottish SunSkin Mum’s warning after cat scratch left her fighting for life with flesh-eating bug MRSAthescottishsun.co.uk - Aletha Adu A MUM was left battling a deadly flesh-eating bug after a cat scratch infected her with MRSA. Moira Brady, 45, developed deadly MRSA and Streptococcus …
Metroadded this to Health NewsBabies Baby’s excessive laughter was actually a sign he had a rare conditionmetro.co.uk - Laura Abernethy When William Goodson was three months old, his parents noticed that he was unusually happy and was always laughing. For most new parents, a happy baby …
the i paperadded this to Top storiesBrexit No-deal Brexit: These are the Government’s ‘priority’ importsinews.co.uk - Chris Green Importing fresh food through the port of Dover would only be the Government’s third highest priority in the event of a no-deal Brexit later this …
Derbyshire Liveadded this to DerbyNHS Derby firm's new service could save the lives of stroke victimsderbytelegraph.co.uk - Robin Johnson The aim is to avert up to 700 strokes and 200 deaths A new service masterminded by a Derby firm could save hundreds of lives by helping GPs to …
News (Scotland) Public sector accused of paying 'lip service' to climate emergencythenational.scot - The Ferret THE public sector in Scotland is being urged to step up its efforts to tackle the climate emergency, after a survey by The Ferret revealed that most …
Rhonda Clarkadded this to Medical MarijuanaCannabis Smuggling nightmare ends for Murray’s cannabis oilscotsman.com - Elsa Maishman The mother of a six-year-old who admitted to smuggling an illegal cannabis-based drug into the country to treat her son’s epilepsy has become the …
Daily Mailadded this to Top StoriesSex ChangeStaff from England's only children's gender clinic fear youngsters seeking a sex change are being 'misled' by cliniciansdailymail.co.uk - Rory Tingle A former clinician at England's only NHS transgender clinic has gone public for the first time to raise fears about how it treats youngsters wanting …
Metroadded this to Health NewsToilets Argos now allows people with bowel conditions to use their staff toilets in over 800 storesmetro.co.uk - Laura Abernethy If you have Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis, sometimes you need to get to the toilet fast. The bowel condition can cause sudden diarrhea and …
News (Wales)'The Transplant Games were on Emily’s bucket list – we’re ticking it off for her,' says mum of Welsh teenage cancer campaigner,southwalesargus.co.uk - Argus reporter “The Westfield Health British Transplant Games were on Emily’s bucket list – we’re ticking it off for her,” says mum of Welsh teenage cancer …
Gloucestershire Liveadded this to GloucesterHeart Transplant Britain's longest-surviving heart transplant patient from the Forest of Dean says 'donation has never been more vital'gloucestershirelive.co.uk - Martin Bagot, Phillip Thompson Steve Syer said the gift of life 35-years-ago has allowed him to see his five great-grandchildren grow up Britain's longest-surviving heart transplant …
Wales £100,000 for meals at summer playschemes in Torfaen and Blaenau Gwentsouthwalesargus.co.uk - Ian Craig A SCHEME making sure youngsters don't go hungry during the school holidays will be run in two areas of Gwent. Torfaen and Blaenau Gwent are among 13 …
The Scotsmanadded this to Scotsman BusinessAlcohol Highland Games could lose their beer tents in alcohol rowscotsman.com - Shan Ross Moves to abolish beer tents at Highland Games and gala days is part of the Scottish Government’s habit of bombarding people with mixed messages over …
Glasgow £400k bill for pest control at Glasgow super-hospitaleveningtimes.co.uk - Hannah Rodger ALMOST half a million pounds has been spent on pest control at Glasgow's flagship super hospital campus since the new facility opened, we can …
Daily Mail added this to Top StoriesKatie Piper Katie Piper looks in high spirits as she joins 10k charity run in London... after her recent health battle with sepsisdailymail.co.uk - Sean O'grady And Katie Piper looked in high spirits as she ran in The ASICS London 10K alongside other charity supporters to raise money for The Katie Piper …
BBC Newsadded this to WorldFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoMeat Would this burger tempt you to eat meat?bbc.co.ukThe Impossible Foods meat-free burger hits the shelves in White Castle burger restaurants. Two BBC presenters - one vegetarian, one carnivore - put it to the taste test. How does it shape up against the
Vaping Vaping industry fears government plans to ban full-strength e-liquidsstuff.co.nz - Rob Stock Dr Rosemary Leonard explains that research late last year by Public Health England shows that e-cigarettes are significantly less harmful to health …
The Sunadded this to The SunNHS Postcode lottery for vital drugs? Britain’s priorities are all wrongthesun.co.uk - Karren Brady WE all know the NHS is in deep financial trouble. But reading about the medication postcode lottery must have made more than a few people shudder. It …
Metroadded this to Health NewsLeukemia Surviving cancer makes me feel I have to prove my life is worthwhilemetro.co.uk - Serena Lipscomb As someone who survived acute lymphoblastic leukaemia as a child, the consequence of this trauma has unveiled itself in the form of pressure. Yes, …
DDenise Fortneradded this to Good Things To KnowLifestyle (UK) This genius hack will stop your shoes from smelling ever againglamourmagazine.co.uk - Bianca London You may have noticed that cleaning influencers are a thing now. They're very tidy women who post pictures of their very tidy homes on Instagram, …
The Telegraphadded this to Health and FitnessBrain Tumour 'The Cancer Whisperer' Sophie Sabbage: 'It would be easy to see this as my final furlong'The Telegraph - By Sophie SabbageThey’re back. Brain tumours. Round four. I’ve known for two months but needed some private time to come to terms with this development and dismantle my initial conviction that “No one comes back from tumours
AAkanksha Guptaadded this to HealthWomen's News ‘Women don’t need to bleed’: why many more of us are giving up on periodsThe GuardianWith recent confirmation that periods have no health benefit, an increasing number of women are using contraception to stop them altogether For some, it is about bringing an end to debilitating pain or
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesNHS Long delays to NHS cataract operations leave elderly at riskThe Guardian - Denis Campbell and Pamela DuncanNew data reveals badly missed targets despite increased use of private sector providers People with poor eyesight are being forced to wait almost six months for operations on the NHS to remove cataracts,
