12/6/09 - Pandemic in early days - WHO
The world is in the "earliest days" of a pandemic, its senior
doctor warned yesterday. More
12/6/09 - Crisis in tropical rheumatology care
Healthcare for patients living in the tropics with rheumatic diseases
is "much neglected", warn experts. More
11/6/09 - Hormone
fails to help twin mothers
The hormone progesterone is not the answer for women bearing twins and
facing premature birth, researchers reported last night. More
11/6/09 - Nurses
celebrate sharps deal
Nurses are celebrating a European deal aimed at reducing injuries from
needles and sharp industries. More
11/6/09 - Flu pandemic nears
Swine flu may soon be declared a global pandemic as it takes hold in
the southern hemisphere, it was reported yesterday. More
10/6/09 - Fast
new dementia test for non-specialists
A new rapid cognitive test has been developed to diagnose early dementia.
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10/6/09 - UK
needs fresh approach to superbugs - BMA
Senior doctors have warned that "superbugs", or healthcare associated
infections, will not be beaten in the absence of dedicated long-term strategies.
More
9/6/09 - Low-carb
vegetarianism cuts cholesterol
A near vegetarian diet, low in carbs, may be the best way to reduce weight
and improve heart health, researchers claimed last night. More
9/6/09 - Needles
combat pregnancy indigestion
Pregnant women suffering from indigestion may benefit from a course of
acupuncture, researchers report today. More
9/6/09 - Nursing home super-bug alarm
The hospital super-bug MRSA is rife in nursing homes amongst both residents
and staff, British researchers have warned. More
8/6/09 - Surgical
procedure boosts breast treatment
A simple procedure during surgery can make a big difference to a woman's
chances of surviving breast cancer, researchers reported today. More