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Evening Standard
British doctor halts fatal malaria in 72 villages
Evening Standard
A malaria prevention scheme pioneered by a British doctor in 72 villages has halted deaths from the disease in six years, a report revealed today.
Thuesday 14 November 2019 11:11
Evening Standard
Londoners urged to choose their end-of-life care in 'death plan'
Evening Standard
Londoners are being urged to complete an online "death plan" that outlines how and where they should be treated by the NHS if they become seriously ill.
Thuesday 14 November 2019 09:11
Evening Standard
Breakthrough by London doctors leads to huge fall in patients bleeding to death
Evening Standard
The number of victims of major trauma who bleed to death has fallen 40 per cent in a decade after a breakthrough by London doctors.
Tuesday 12 November 2019 13:11
Evening Standard
'Child hospice allowed my son to die comfortably at home'
Evening Standard
A mother who lost her two-year-old son to cancer today told of the "amazing" care her family received from a children's hospice.
Monday 11 November 2019 11:11
Evening Standard
London Ambulance medics view live images from 999 callers to assess...
Evening Standard
London Ambulance control room medics are viewing live images from the mobiles of 999 callers to decide whether to dispatch a trauma team.
Monday 11 November 2019 10:11
Evening Standard
'Happy to move for you' Tube badge for people with hidden...
Evening Standard
A woman who created a Tube badge to help people with hidden illnesses and health problems get a seat is now rolling the scheme out across England.
Saturday 02 November 2019 07:11
Evening Standard
Measles virus 'wipes out immunity to other infections',...
Evening Standard
Measles can cause long-term damage to the immune system - resetting it to a baby-like state and leaving people vulnerable to other infections, scientists have said.
Thuesday 31 October 2019 22:10
Evening Standard
Yorkshire hospital shuts down birth centre due to midwife shortage
Evening Standard
A birth centre will shut down for a year "on the grounds of safety" due to a shortage of midwives.
Wednesday 30 October 2019 12:10
Evening Standard
Asthma inhalers 'are as bad for the environment as meat'
Evening Standard
Introducing 'green' equivalents of inhalers could reduce emissions as much as cutting out meat
Wednesday 30 October 2019 10:10
Evening Standard
Hero paramedic and nurse describe how they saved English shark bite...
Evening Standard
A Swedish paramedic and nurse have spoken of how their swift action helped save the life of an English man in Australia whose foot was bitten off by a shark.
Wednesday 30 October 2019 10:10
Evening Standard
Student paramedic took own life after suffering 'extreme...
Evening Standard
A student paramedic took his own life after suffering "extreme stress" and failing his exams, his family said today.
Wednesday 30 October 2019 09:10
Evening Standard
Thousands raised in London for fight to eliminate polio across the world
Evening Standard
Londoners had made an outstanding contribution towards the campaign to rid the world of polio, International Development Secretary Alok Sharma has said.
Friday 25 October 2019 08:10
Evening Standard
Hillingdon Hospital forced to close child wards over 'structural...
Evening Standard
Boris Johnson's constituency hospital has been forced to close its children's wards after the building began to fall apart.
Thuesday 17 October 2019 10:10
Time magazine
Why Being Neurotic Might Be Good for Your Dog
Time magazine
When people are stressed, their dogs tend to be, too
Wednesday 12 June 2019 16:06
Time magazine
Facebook Wants Your Blood
Time magazine
The social media giant wants to boost blood donations in the U.S.
Wednesday 12 June 2019 15:06
Time magazine
A 5-Year-Old Boy Is the First to Die of Ebola in Uganda as Outbreak...
Time magazine
This has become the second-deadliest Ebola outbreak in history
Wednesday 12 June 2019 14:06
Time magazine
Ebola Just Spread Outside the Congo for the First Time Since the...
Time magazine
The announcement puts pressure on the WHO to declare a global health emergency
Tuesday 11 June 2019 19:06
Time magazine
New Government Estimates Offer Early Hope That Drug Overdose Deaths Are...
Time magazine
'It's a good hint of what's coming'
Tuesday 11 June 2019 18:06
Time magazine
For the First Time, an Expert Panel Is Recommending a Drug to Prevent...
Time magazine
For the first time, the group is recommending a powerful medication to protect people who are not yet infected but at high risk of acquiring HIV
Tuesday 11 June 2019 17:06
Time magazine
The Science Behind Fever Dreams
Time magazine
Nearly everyone has experienced a fever and its attendant symptoms—from fatigue and body aches to hot flashes and chills. You may also have noticed strange or unusually vivid dreams while trying to sleep off an illness. The phrase...
Tuesday 11 June 2019 11:06
Time magazine
A New, Scarless Adam’s Apple Surgery Could Be a Breakthrough for Transgender Patients
An Israeli medical center says it has pioneered a new procedure to remove or reduce the size of the Adam’s apple without leaving a scar, a significant development for transgender patients considering such surgery. Dr. Avi Khafif Hefetz, a specialist in head and neck surgery and oncology at the A.R.M. Center of Tel Aviv’s Assuta…
Tuesday 11 June 2019 09:06
Time magazine
Judge Rules That Missouri’s Last Abortion Clinic Must Remain Open for Now
Time magazine
The temporary decision was hailed as a victory by abortion rights advocates
Tuesday 11 June 2019 00:06
Time magazine
Women Who Are Denied Abortions May Face Long-Lasting Health Problems,...
Time magazine
From headaches to chronic conditions
Monday 10 June 2019 21:06
New York Times
Personal Health: Millions Take Gabapentin for Pain. But There’s Scant...
New York Times
“There is very little data to justify how these drugs are being used and why they should be in the top 10 in sales,” a researcher said.
Monday 20 May 2019 14:05
New York Times
French Patient in Right-to-Die Dispute Is Taken Off Life Support
New York Times
Vincent Lambert was left in a vegetative state after a 2008 car accident. His family has been split over whether to let doctors stop artificially feeding and hydrating him.
Monday 20 May 2019 11:05
New York Times
The New Health Care: Is Our Health Care Spending Worth It?
New York Times
Putting a price on longevity or well-being is tricky, but not impossible.
Monday 20 May 2019 09:05
New York Times
Deadly Germs, Lost Cures: Citrus Farmers Facing Deadly Bacteria Turn to...
New York Times
In its decision to approve two drugs for orange and grapefruit trees, the E.P.A. largely ignored objections from the C.D.C. and the F.D.A., which fear that expanding their use in cash crops could...
Monday 20 May 2019 00:05
New York Times
In Cities Where It Once Reigned, Heroin Is Disappearing
New York Times
The rise of the more potent fentanyl in its place has put a generation of older users, who had managed their addiction, at far greater risk of overdose.
Saturday 18 May 2019 09:05
New York Times
A Rare Genetic Mutation Leads to Cancer. The Fix May Already Be in the...
New York Times
A common dietary supplement may help overcome mutations in the Pten gene. Should patients take it?
Friday 17 May 2019 18:05
New York Times
A Daunting Operation Offers Relief to Obese Teenagers
New York Times
Gastric bypass surgery works as well in adolescents as it does in adults, researchers report. But the procedure requires a major commitment.
Thuesday 16 May 2019 18:05
New York Times
Why Eating Processed Foods Might Make You Fat
New York Times
Baked potato chips (Lay’s); dry roasted peanuts (Planters); cheese & peanut butter sandwich crackers (Keebler); Goldfish crackers (Pepperidge Farm); applesauce (Lucky Leaf)People who followed a diet of ultra-processed foods...
Thuesday 16 May 2019 16:05
New York Times
A Rival to Botox Invites Doctors to Party in Cancun, With Fireworks, Confetti and Social Media Posts
New York Times
Plastic surgeons’ Instagram accounts of the weekend trip didn’t note the drug company’s sponsorship, which some ethicists say should be disclosed.
Wednesday 15 May 2019 21:05
New York Times
Mind: Firing Up the Neural Symphony
New York Times
Scientists are racing to treat brain disabilities with electrical stimulation. Here’s a metaphor to help make sense of the progress.
Tuesday 14 May 2019 09:05
Daily Mail
Watch people’s backs and necks clicking into place in what viewers call ‘better than porn’
Daily Mail
Forget pimple-popping – videos of chiropractors' back-cracking are just as satisfying, and clips showing people having their necks twisted back into place are racking up millions of views online.
Saturday 08 September 2018 07:09
Daily Mail
Brothers, 12 and 9, with rare Benjamin Button disease
Daily Mail
Nathan, now 13, and Bennett, soon to turn 10, both have mandibuloacral dysplasia type B, a rare form of progeria which accelerates aging to such an extent that they have a life expectancy of 13.
Saturday 08 September 2018 01:09
Daily Mail
Legionnaires outbreak at Disneyland
Three employees at the park in Anaheim, California, contracted the life-threatening condition in the last year, with two requiring hospital treatment.
Friday 07 September 2018 17:09
Daily Mail
Mother-of-twos leg, hip and buttock were devoured after she was pricked...
Daily Mail
Julie Broude, 43, from Boston, is a keen gardener and was putting up lights in her backyard when she is thought to have been pricked on the hip by one of her plants last November.
Friday 07 September 2018 16:09
Daily Mail
People who dont get enough sleep have TRIPLE the risk of Alzheimers,...
Daily Mail
The research team at Johns Hopkins, working with the National Institute of Aging, said their findings are part of a wave of research showing sleep may be more important for our health than we realize.
Friday 07 September 2018 16:09
CBC
Why these university students love living with seniors
CBC
With a return to classes this week, many cash-strapped university students are still searching for affordable accommodation. But one Ontario university is experimenting with a new housing...
Thuesday 06 September 2018 04:09
CBC
A large grain of salt: Why journalists should avoid reporting on most...
CBC
Should journalists just stop writing about food studies and end the noisy battle between headlines claiming that coffee or alcohol or some other common nutrient will save us or kill us? A...
Thuesday 06 September 2018 04:09
CBC
Eastern Congo has new Ebola case in city of 1.4 million
CBC
Congo records first Ebola case in major eastern city of Butembo.
Wednesday 05 September 2018 14:09
CBC
A quarter of adults are too inactive, putting health at risk
CBC
Insufficient physical activity is one of the leading risk factors for premature death globally, a World Health Organization-led study.
Wednesday 05 September 2018 12:09
CBC
10 people who fell ill on Emirates flight to New York appear to have the...
CBC
New York City health officials say they obtained respiratory samples from the patients and their symptoms look like influenza. They say they won't know for sure until they get final results. All of...
Wednesday 05 September 2018 10:09
CBC
Panel appointed to improve long-term care in N.S. after womans death
CBC
The province’s health minister has appointed an expert advisory panel to find ways to improve long-term care in Nova Scotia, a move that comes following the recent death of a woman in care.
Wednesday 05 September 2018 10:09
CBC
Canadas children have high rates of suicide, abuse, infant mortality:...
CBC
Canada's global reputation as a healthy place to raise children is belied by statistics showing strikingly high rates of suicide, child abuse and struggles with mental health, a new report...
Tuesday 04 September 2018 17:09
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