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Evening Standard
Intensive speech therapy gives father his voice back after stroke
Evening Standard
A father of two who lost the ability to speak after suffering a stroke has regained his voice following pioneering therapy.
Wednesday 17 July 2019 09:07
Evening Standard
Reusable menstrual cups 'just as safe and effective as traditional products,' landmark Lancet report reveals
Evening Standard
Millions of women were today urged to switch from traditional sanitary protection as a landmark report found that reusable menstrual cups are just as safe and effective.
Wednesday 17 July 2019 07:07
Evening Standard
Olympic cyclist: I don't know how long I'll live but cancer fight gives me strength
Evening Standard
A paracyclist diagnosed with a rare form of cancer is helping fund research to find a cure for the disease.
Wednesday 17 July 2019 07:07
Evening Standard
Anorexia is partly a metabolic disorder and might not be all in brain, says global study
Evening Standard
Anorexia is partly a metabolic disorder and not solely a psychiatric condition, a global study suggested today.
Monday 15 July 2019 15:07
Evening Standard
Boy gets £6.75m NHS settlement over untreated jaundice at birth
Evening Standard
A boy who suffered brain damage after birth when jaundice went untreated has received £6.75 million in compensation from the NHS.
Thuesday 11 July 2019 08:07
Evening Standard
Mother's plea: 'Test all pregnant women for infection that...
Evening Standard
A mother today called for all pregnant women to receive an NHS test for a potentially fatal bacterium after it left her son with a serious brain injury.
Thuesday 11 July 2019 08:07
Evening Standard
Top US hospital opens London clinic offering £5k 'health MoTs'
Evening Standard
A hospital rated as the best in the United States is to open its first clinic in London.
Wednesday 10 July 2019 09:07
Evening Standard
What is the HPV vaccine for boys? Are there any side effects?
Evening Standard
From September, boys in the UK will be given the HPV jab in a bid to prevent thousands of cases of cancer each year.
Tuesday 09 July 2019 09:07
Evening Standard
UK's best nurse revolutionised eye care at London hospital
Evening Standard
A matron who transformed eye care at an east London hospital has been named the UK's nurse of the year.
Tuesday 09 July 2019 08:07
Evening Standard
World's first clinic to treat male genetic disease that causes...
Evening Standard
The world's first clinic for a little-known genetic disease that leaves thousands of men infertile has opened in London.
Tuesday 09 July 2019 07:07
Evening Standard
HPV vaccine: Boys aged 12 to 13 to be given cancer-preventing jab
Evening Standard
Boys in the UK will be given the HPV jab from September in a bid to wipe out cervical cancer and prevent thousands of cases of other cancers, it has been announced.
Tuesday 09 July 2019 07:07
Evening Standard
Trials of vaccine to save newborns from potentially deadly CMV...
Evening Standard
Trials are under way for a vaccine that could help protect thousands of babies and transplant patients from a common but potentially deadly "stealth virus".
Monday 08 July 2019 08:07
Evening Standard
Common cold virus could cure cancer, pioneering study suggests
Evening Standard
A strain of the common cold virus can destroy cancer cells, a pioneering trial has found.
Friday 05 July 2019 08:07
Evening Standard
How teamwork of rival doctors could cut need for open surgery
Evening Standard
A pioneering unit that unites two competing factions of doctors is expected to reduce the number of patients undergoing open surgery.
Friday 05 July 2019 07:07
Evening Standard
Health officials declare Legionnaires' outbreak at London's...
Evening Standard
An outbreak of potentially deadly Legionnaires' disease at Dolphin Square has been declared by health chiefs after a third person fell ill at the famed apartment blocks.
Thuesday 04 July 2019 07:07
Evening Standard
UK's biggest lung cancer study 'could save up to 500 lives'
Evening Standard
The UK's biggest study into lung cancer could save the lives of up to 500 Londoners over the next three years, doctors believe.
Wednesday 03 July 2019 07:07
Evening Standard
Overprescribing antibiotics increases our risk of flu, doctors warn
Evening Standard
Inappropriate use of antibiotics can increase flu vulnerability, London researchers revealed today.
Tuesday 02 July 2019 14:07
Evening Standard
Record number of NHS patients join pioneering trials at London trusts
Evening Standard
Record numbers of NHS patients are being enrolled for clinical trials — with eight London trusts among the top 20 offering pioneering studies.
Tuesday 02 July 2019 08:07
Evening Standard
Gymnast, 12, needs hip replacement after catching rare form of TB from...
Evening Standard
A 12-year-old gymnast and dancer needs a hip replacement and will be unable to compete again after contracting a rare and potentially life-threatening disease when another person coughed.
Wednesday 26 June 2019 08:06
Evening Standard
Revealed: IVF success rate has peaked and may now be in decline
Evening Standard
The chance of becoming pregnant from IVF appears to have peaked and may be in decline, the latest European data revealed today.
Tuesday 25 June 2019 09:06
Evening Standard
People who work more than 10 hours a day 'up to 45 per cent more likely to suffer stroke', study suggests
Working long hours is linked to a substantially increased risk of suffering a stroke, a study has found.
Friday 21 June 2019 07:06
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...
Tuesday 11 June 2019 11:06
Time magazine
A New, Scarless Adam’s Apple Surgery Could Be a Breakthrough for...
Time magazine
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...
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, Study Says
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 Evidence It Works.
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 Antibiotics, Alarming...
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 fuel antibiotic resistance in...
Monday 20 May 2019 00:05
New York Times
Mind: Firing Up the Neural Symphony
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...
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
Leftovers make you eat more and exercise less
Daily Mail
Researchers at the University of Michigan have found leftovers leave people with the false impression that they 'under-ate' - meaning they then 'reward' themselves.
Friday 07 September 2018 21:09
Daily Mail
West Midlands hospital is investigated over inadequate care after 54...
Daily Mail
The Russells Hall Hospital in Dudley is under scrutiny after concerns were raised about the A&E department, which has been rated 'inadequate' by healthcare watchdog the Care Quality Commission.
Friday 07 September 2018 21:09
Daily Mail
All NHS staff have been told to get the flu vaccine this winter
Daily Mail
NHS trusts across the country have been asked to achieve a 'near universal' uptake of the jab among their front-line staff. Staff who refuse will be asked to justify their reasoning.
Friday 07 September 2018 18:09
Daily Mail
Harmless virus carried by half of adults increases a persons risk of...
Daily Mail
Researchers from Brighton and Sussex Medical School found that a person is at risk if they carry the CMV virus, which is a cousin of herpes and spreads via contact or bodily fluids.
Friday 07 September 2018 17:09
Daily Mail
The kiss of death: 11-day-old baby nearly died after catching herpes...
Daily Mail
Oliver Miller's mother Lucy Kendall, 23, rushed her 11-day-old son to hospital when he started to refuse milk and arch his back in pain. The infant, from Hull, was transferred to the high...
Friday 07 September 2018 17:09
Daily Mail
Legionnaires outbreak at Disneyland
Daily Mail
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
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