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TODAY'S NEWS
Ex-smokers get i-phone "app"
Wed March 10th - Youthful smokers who give up are to get a "gadget" to help them resist their cravings. More
Umbilical cord blood collected 'illegally'
Wed March 10th - Attempts to collect umbilical cord blood after birth may often be illegal, it was announced yesterday. More
NEWS CARRIERS
Doctors.net.uk - GP out of hours services are being "traded" by large companies without any NHS scrutiny, it was claimed yesterday.
Bloodmed.com - Britain's cost watchdog has courted fresh controversy by refusing permission for a novel drug for a rare hematological condition.
UKNursing.net - Big improvements have been reported in the handling of serious disciplinary cases against nurses and midwives.
StaffNurse.com - Receptionists in many GP practices are taking on tasks that previously would have been done by practice nurses, it was reported yesterday.
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THIS WEEK'S STORIES
Hope for beating killer diseases
Tues March 9th - The world can take real hope that the scourge of diseases such as malaria, HIV and TB may be neutralised within a few years, campaigners said yesterday. More
Magnets may help migraine
Tues March 9th - Single doses of magnetic treatment could make a big difference to people who suffer from migraine headache, researchers have reported. More
Visitors urged to get Euro-card
Tues March 9th - European visitors to Britain are being urged to ensure they carry a free insurance card as the NHS tightens up on so-called health tourism. More
Support that saves baby lives
Mon March 8th - Setting up women's support groups in poor areas can make a dramatic difference to the welfare of mothers and their babies, researchers reported today. More
Virus link to gluten intolerance
Mon March 8th - Viral infections may lie behind the development of wheat intolerance disease, researchers have reported. More
NEWS FROM THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 26th 2009

Previous week's news

26/6/09 - Hidden heart condition plea
An undiagnosed genetic heart condition is putting thousands of lives at risk, an expert will warn today. More

26/6/09 - 'Urgent action' needed on older cancer deaths
New figures show that the death toll from cancer among people over 75 is higher in the UK than most Western countries. More

25/6/09 - Early infection protects against allergies
Infection with a common virus at an early age helps protect children against developing allergies, according to new findings. More

25/6/09 - Screening age stays put after Goody review
The British government has rejected calls to cut the age at which women are screened for cervical cancer following the death of reality TV star Jade Goody. More

24/6/09 - Olives not fish key to Mediterranean health
Some components of the so-called Mediterranean diet are more beneficial than others, researchers reported today. More

24/6/09 - Osteoporosis drug monitoring 'unnecessary'
Monitoring women on anti-osteoporosis treatment is a waste of resources, experts say today. More

23/6/09 - How music boosts the circulation
Doctors have suspected for a while that music can be good for the heart - now a detailed study has given new clues. More

23/6/09 - Euro-confusion over coma patients
Doctors and health professionals across Europe have little agreement on key issues about the treatment of coma patients, a conference heard yesterday. More

22/6/09 - Sunbeds not for teens - radiation experts
Sunbed companies may face tough regulation after a government advisory body warned of the cancer risk from their use. More

22/6/09 - Public should get mind drugs - professor
A British medical ethicist has called for the public to have access to mind-enhancing drugs, such as Ritalin.. More

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