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Cognition, Nutrition, Movement Strongest Predictors Of Survival Among Older Adults In India: Study
The team, including researchers from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, and National Health Service (NHS) Trust, University Hospitals Sussex in the UK, analysed data from 4096 community-dwelling individuals aged at least 60, 951
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Indian-Origin Heart Surgeon Guilty Of Sexual Offences Gets 6 Year Jail In UK
An Indian-origin heart surgeon convicted of abusing his position to sexually assault female members of staff at a National Health Service (NHS) hospital in northern England has been jailed for six years.
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UK Health Secretary Orders Probe Into Maternity Services After Scandals
UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting announced a "rapid national investigation" into English maternity services after a string of scandals over 15 years.
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National Health Service UK Advises Public to Brace for Winter with Vitamin D Supplements for Stronger Health
To combat winters lack of sunlight, the NHS encourages the UK public to take daily vitamin D supplements for stronger health and better immunity.
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UK Airports, Trains, London Stock Exchange, NHS Impacted By Global IT Outage
The UK's airports and trains experienced delays, with the London Stock Exchange and the National Health Service among the other organisations in the country dealing with the fallout of a global IT outage today .
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Sojan Joseph: Mental Health Nurse From Kerala And Now UK's New MP
Sojan Joseph, a mental health nurse in the National Health Service (NHS) who migrated from Kerala 22 years ago, is among the new crop of Labour members of Parliament elected to the House of Commons in the UK general election this week.
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From Crumbling Public Health Scheme To Economic Crisis, Why Rishi Sunak Lost UK Election
Why did Labour thump the Conservatives? The crumbling NHS, or National Health Service, state of the economy, and attendant concerns like price rise, were all high on the list of reasons for the defeat.
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Crypto Trading Addiction Flagged as Public Health Concern by UK NHS Chief
Amanda Pritchard, Chief Executive of the UK's National Health Service (NHS), has sounded an alert about the rising cases of crypto trading addiction. Pritchard is concerned if the rising cases of crypto-related gambling are not controlled in time, they could pose a risk to members of UK’s crypto community and the financial stability of the count...
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"It Is Beyond Belief...." How Hospital's Mistake Led To UK Woman's Death
A fit and healthy retired nurse in the United Kingdom died after staff at a hospital checked the wrong patient's notes which had a "do not resuscitate" order in place.
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Legal Loophole Allows UK Children To Access Puberty Blockers Easily
Puberty blockers are frequently provided to children who are unsure of their gender to prevent bodily changes like the growth of breasts or facial hair.
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Indian-Origin Doctor's Pandemic Rock Band Now Has An Album, Upcoming Tour
An Indian-origin doctor with the UK's state-funded National Health Service (NHS) decided to get musical over the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, but what started as a one-man bedroom project has been gaining popularity with booked out shows.
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Indian-American Student Saved In UK After Heart Stopped Six Times
Atul Rao, from Seattle and a student from Baylor University in Texas, developed a blood clot in his lungs which stopped the blood flow through his heart.
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One In Three Female Surgeons In UK Have Been Sexually Assaulted, Reveals Survey
Female surgeons in the United Kingdom have been sexually assaulted, and in some cases raped by colleagues, in the past five years, a new survey has revealed.
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UK Plans To Restrict Paracetamol Sale To Reduce Suicides: Report
Ministers in the UK have pledged to reduce suicide rates in England within two and a half years.
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England To Rollout World's First 7-Minute Cancer Treatment Jab
Britain's state-run national health service will be the first in the world to offer an injection that treats cancer to hundreds of patients in England which could cut treatment times by up to three quarters.
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Cognition, Nutrition, Movement Strongest Predictors Of Survival Among Older Adults In India: Study
The team, including researchers from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, and National Health Service (NHS) Trust, University Hospitals Sussex in the UK, analysed data from 4096 community-dwelling individuals aged at least 60, 951
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Indian-Origin Heart Surgeon Guilty Of Sexual Offences Gets 6 Year Jail In UK
An Indian-origin heart surgeon convicted of abusing his position to sexually assault female members of staff at a National Health Service (NHS) hospital in northern England has been jailed for six years.
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UK Health Secretary Orders Probe Into Maternity Services After Scandals
UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting announced a "rapid national investigation" into English maternity services after a string of scandals over 15 years.
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National Health Service UK Advises Public to Brace for Winter with Vitamin D Supplements for Stronger Health
To combat winters lack of sunlight, the NHS encourages the UK public to take daily vitamin D supplements for stronger health and better immunity.
-
UK Airports, Trains, London Stock Exchange, NHS Impacted By Global IT Outage
The UK's airports and trains experienced delays, with the London Stock Exchange and the National Health Service among the other organisations in the country dealing with the fallout of a global IT outage today .
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Sojan Joseph: Mental Health Nurse From Kerala And Now UK's New MP
Sojan Joseph, a mental health nurse in the National Health Service (NHS) who migrated from Kerala 22 years ago, is among the new crop of Labour members of Parliament elected to the House of Commons in the UK general election this week.
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From Crumbling Public Health Scheme To Economic Crisis, Why Rishi Sunak Lost UK Election
Why did Labour thump the Conservatives? The crumbling NHS, or National Health Service, state of the economy, and attendant concerns like price rise, were all high on the list of reasons for the defeat.
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Crypto Trading Addiction Flagged as Public Health Concern by UK NHS Chief
Amanda Pritchard, Chief Executive of the UK's National Health Service (NHS), has sounded an alert about the rising cases of crypto trading addiction. Pritchard is concerned if the rising cases of crypto-related gambling are not controlled in time, they could pose a risk to members of UK’s crypto community and the financial stability of the count...
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"It Is Beyond Belief...." How Hospital's Mistake Led To UK Woman's Death
A fit and healthy retired nurse in the United Kingdom died after staff at a hospital checked the wrong patient's notes which had a "do not resuscitate" order in place.
-
Legal Loophole Allows UK Children To Access Puberty Blockers Easily
Puberty blockers are frequently provided to children who are unsure of their gender to prevent bodily changes like the growth of breasts or facial hair.
-
Indian-Origin Doctor's Pandemic Rock Band Now Has An Album, Upcoming Tour
An Indian-origin doctor with the UK's state-funded National Health Service (NHS) decided to get musical over the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, but what started as a one-man bedroom project has been gaining popularity with booked out shows.
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Indian-American Student Saved In UK After Heart Stopped Six Times
Atul Rao, from Seattle and a student from Baylor University in Texas, developed a blood clot in his lungs which stopped the blood flow through his heart.
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One In Three Female Surgeons In UK Have Been Sexually Assaulted, Reveals Survey
Female surgeons in the United Kingdom have been sexually assaulted, and in some cases raped by colleagues, in the past five years, a new survey has revealed.
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UK Plans To Restrict Paracetamol Sale To Reduce Suicides: Report
Ministers in the UK have pledged to reduce suicide rates in England within two and a half years.
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England To Rollout World's First 7-Minute Cancer Treatment Jab
Britain's state-run national health service will be the first in the world to offer an injection that treats cancer to hundreds of patients in England which could cut treatment times by up to three quarters.
