Antibiotic Apocalypse Imminent, says Chief Medical Officer
Two years back, the World Health Organization raised concern that world will soon witness an "antibiotic apocalypse". Yet again, similar concerns have been revealed by Chief Medical Officer of England Dame Sally Davies that the country will soon witness an end to an era of antibiotics.
Council Probing ‘Entertainment’ at Chaseley Trust Care Home
The Chaseley Trust care home usually flaunts of the elements including art and crafts room, pool table, cinema and gym to keep residents cheerful. So when manager Helena Barrow came across the fact that some of them asked for bawdy entertainment, she did not deny.
David Owen’s Plan to Save NHS
David Owen has expressed the reasons for his initiative to propose Health and Social Care Act soon after he saw Danny Doyle's Olympic opening ceremony. He wishes to redefine important legal and democratic basis for the NHS in England through this bill.
Men Cancer Death Rate More Than That of Women: Report
A stark contrast that has been prevailing between both men and women with regard to cancer death rate got revealed through a latest survival report from 2010. It has been revealed that 33% more men lose their lives from cancers than women.
Rise in Anti-Ageing Surgical Treatment
The statistics revealed by the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) with regard to cosmetic surgery in the UK show that no major changes have come after the PiP breast implant scandal shook the world.
Encourage Doctors to Deliver High Quality Care, says Prof Williams
Professor Norman Williams, the president of Royal College of Surgeons, has a different approach towards the working culture of doctors. His opinion differs completely from the European Union (EU) regulations and has suggested trainee doctors to breach the regulations.
Cancer Research Institute to Investigate Cancer-Causing Process
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As per recent reports, it has been revealed that laboratories at the Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) will be investigating the process in which a healthy tissue gets converted into cancer.
£600m Funding Announced to Boost the Field of Science and Technology
Minister for Universities and Science, David Willetts, in a speech given at the Policy Exchange detailed about the funding of £600m in the field of science and technology which was announced by Chancellor of the Exchequer Geaorge Osborne. Osborne made this announcement in December 2012 in his autumn statement.
British Girl Survived with 30 Broken Bones during Birth
A recent news talked about a little girl named Millie Simpson, who was born with 30 broken bones in her body. She survived that phase successfully and is very much alive now. According to doctors, she is suffering from `brittle bone disease' which is caused by abnormalities to the genes that are essential for strengthening the bones.
Charity Urges GPs to Consider Hearing-Loss Patients’ Needs
Patients with hearing loss problem have complained in a large number that they face difficulties while a GP communicates to them. A third of them said they were not clear with their diagnosis their GP had revealed to them.
‘Swimathon Challenge’ Ahead This Year for ‘Marie Curie’
On April 20, Pavilions in the Park would see the world's biggest fundraising swim wherein swimmers in Horsham would be diving in. The swim is being organized so that Marie Curie Cancer Care could be supported and provided with funds.
TV Advertisement Ban Reduces Sale of Kellogg’s Frosties
Kellogg's Frosties has been enjoying its popularity as a high-sugar breakfast cereal for past six decades. However, it is now that the cereal is being hit hard by a television advertisement ban.
Breast Augmentation Most Common Surgical Procedure in the UK
The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) has taken out a report on number of surgeries taken place in the UK in 2012.
It has been revealed that the number of operations taken out on men to deal with 'man boobs' has reduced by 25%. On the other hand, the number of operations to inject more fat in women has increased.
Staffordshire Foundation Trust Ignored Alarming Death Rate
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Authorities concerned pointed out 489 times during a public inquiry that problems are there at Mid Staffordshire Foundation trust. Death rate was increasing with every passing year but action to tackle the situation was taken too late.
British demand for cosmetic procedures remains almost flat in 2012
Demand for cosmetic operations or procedures remained almost flat for the first time in 2012, figures compiled by the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) revealed.
It was the first time that the country didn’t witness a huge increase in the demand for procedures in more than a decade.
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