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UK could avoid 20,000 cancer deaths a year by 2040 with an ambitious plan, says charity - 0 views

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    The UK is lagging behind comparable countries when it comes to cancer survival, Cancer Research UK (CRUK) has said, calling on all political parties to make cancer a top priority in their party manifestos. While cancer survival rates in the UK have doubled over the last 50 years, the charity warned that the hard-won progress is at risk of stalling, with NHS cancer services in "crisis" and around half a million cancer cases a year projected by 2040. The charity has published an ambitious cancer plan which, if adopted by the next UK government, could dramatically improve cancer outcomes and prevent 20,000 cancer deaths a year by 2040. Called "Longer Better Lives: A Manifesto for Cancer Research and Care", the plan has been developed with the insights of cancer patients and experts from across health, life sciences, government and academic sectors, it said.
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CPE Webinars for New Services | Dec-Jan Schedule - Join Now - 0 views

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    Community Pharmacy England (CPE) is organising a series of webinars to help pharmacy owners and their teams to prepare for the implementation of new Pharmacy First service, and changes to the Contraception and Hypertension Case-Finding Services. Beginning from 5th December, the webinars would be conducted throughout December and January, with support from NHS England and the Centre for Postgraduate Education (CPPE), the organisation announced on Thursday (30 November). During the online seminars, pharmacy teams will be explained about the individual services announced, and things to consider before they start providing, or expand their offering of, these services. Each webinar will have CPE's Services Team, who would be leading the team, and policy experts from NHS England and CPPE as speakers.
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Winter Pressures Grip NHS: Norovirus Surge Sparks Concerns - 0 views

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    Winter pressures are already mounting on NHS staff ahead of December, with high levels of demand in hospitals due to a significant increase in cases of norovirus infection. Norovirus is a highly contagious virus which spreads through contaminated food, water or surfaces and causes vomiting and diarrhea. New NHS figures revealed that an average of 351 people were hospitalised with diarrhoea and vomiting symptoms every day last week in England, almost triple the number during the same period last winter, which was 126. The number of children in hospital with the virus was also higher last week (13) compared the same week last year (an average of just three), according to the weekly winter update published by the health service on 30 November.
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Junior Doctors 6-Day Strike: NHS Faces Unprecedented Challenge - 0 views

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    In what could be the longest consecutive strike action ever taken in the history of the National Health Service (NHS), junior doctors are set to begin their six-day walkout from tomorrow (Wednesday 3 January) at 7am, until 7am on Tuesday 9 January. As the record industrial action has come in the middle of growing winter pressures, the NHS England has warned that this week could be one of "the most difficult starts to the year" for health services across the country. With consultant busy covering urgent and emergency cases, the strikes could have a significant impact on almost all routine care. NHS National Medical Director, Professor Stephen Powis said: "This January could be one of the most difficult starts to the year the NHS has ever faced.
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Asbestos Poisoning Cases - 0 views

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    A look at asbestos poisoning. Since the last few decades, asbestos has spread all over the place. Main symptoms of asbestos poisoning that you must be aware of. Our Blog examines who is at risk and what symptoms are likely to show.
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The Hip Arthroscopy Doctors and Experts - 0 views

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    When hip pain becomes unbearable, seeking medical help is a must. For some, basic treatment can help relieve the pain, but in many cases, when the pain is caused by serious hip problems surgical treatment becomes necessary.
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The Hip Arthroscopy Doctors and Experts - 0 views

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    When hip pain becomes unbearable, seeking medical help is a must. For some, basic treatment can help relieve the pain, but in many cases, when the pain is caused by serious hip problems surgical treatment becomes necessary.
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Bird flu H7N9 attacked again, warning of a pandemic! - 0 views

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    Syndicate mail alert these days doctors in France for the presence of an alleged case of the deadly bird flu H7N9. According to the World Health Organization H7N9 is one of the most lethal influenza viruses can stand on the threshold of a new global pandemic. His victims are now 35!
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Fast weight loss pills - 0 views

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    If your family members are not slim and it is your genetic hereditary to be on the plus side, then also it will be a little difficult. In both the cases you will require help of the physician and fast weight loss pills.
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Opting for Arthroscopic Hip Surgery - 0 views

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    As with any condition, basic conservative treatments are sought first before resorting to surgical procedures. In the case of hip problems, the first options include proper care and rest, physical therapy and medication. When these options do not take effect, surgical treatment becomes the next step.
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Self-confidence is the key to happiness - 0 views

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    Self-confidence is not a gift from heaven, we are craftsmen. Similarly, we built a temporary or chronic lack of confidence following an unfortunate event or untoward behavior on the part of others. In all cases, it is not inevitable, then take our trowels and hammers: Martine Teillac, psychoanalyst, gives us 3 keys to build self-confidence:
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Ear Infection Home Treatment - 0 views

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    Read about some excellent middle ear infection home remedies that can help you to get rid of the pain and discomfort associated with it. Middle ear infection is quite common. The medical term used to describe middle ear infection is otitis media. This infection is not contagious in nature and can be is triggered by bacteria, virus or fungi. It can affect people of all age groups including infants and small children. It is often categorized into two different types: acute and chronic. Acute form of middle ear infection is more commonly found in small children while chronic cases are found in adults.
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How do You Treat Ear Infection - 0 views

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    The onset of ear infection symptoms is rapid. It is extremely important to detect ear infection symptoms at an early stage in order to determine accurate treatment and prevent further complications (such as ruptured eardrum and hearing loss). Usually, ear infection symptoms arise due to a bacterial or viral infection in the fluid that builds up inside the middle ear. In many cases, ear infection symptoms follow an upper respiratory related infection, such as a common cold, or a fever. Taking the pain away does not mean that the problem will be solved. It is much recommended to take a holistic comprehensive approach, taking care of the symptoms. Read more here on how to treat the ear infections without seeing a doctor.
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How Do You Differentiate Kidney Pain from Back Pain? | Diseases and Treatments - 0 views

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    One of the best bits of knowledge into a health issue or condition is the side effects that you are encountering. Side effects are the primary signs of a malady or a health issue that requirements further examination and activity. While there are some signs ordinarily connected with a specific condition or sickness, there are some that are basic to numerous illnesses, in this way making it hard to bind the reason for a health concern. In this manner, a reasonable comprehension of the qualities, causes, and triggers, about illnesses is vital in situations where their side effects are comparable. Here are key elements that can help you differentiate between back pain and kidney pain: 1. Causes: The most common cause of kidney pain is kidney stones. Kidney stones are crystallized minerals that block urine flow and cause severe pain. Kidney pain can also be caused due to pyelonephritis or kidney infection. Back pain, on the other hand, occurs due to inflammation. It can also be a result of medical conditions like fractures, osteoporosis, spondylitis, multiple myeloma, cancer, lumbar disc herniation, degenerative disc disease, etc. Even stress can trigger back pain. 2. Characteristics: Kidney pain is characterized by a constant, sharp (in the case of kidney stones) or dull (in the event of kidney infection) or throbbing pain. The severity of back pain, on the other hand, changes during the day. 3. Location: The location of kidney pain is in the upper abdomen along with one or both flanks - the area between the lower ribs and the hips. Back pain occurs in and around the lower back or the upper buttocks. 4. Symptoms: Commonly associated symptoms with kidney pain include chills, fever, nausea, vomiting, cloudy urine, excessive urine, bloody urine, stinging sensation during urination, and edema. The symptoms of back pain include numbness and muscle tightness in the foot or toes.
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Most Excellent Technique To Acquire Cash For Reduce Disaster - 0 views

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    Short term loans help you obtain snappy money rapidly with no bother of faxing papers. It is simple and appropriate to get these advances for noting budgetary requirements and crises. In some cases these assets are of short sum and with none insurance security. It moreover gives encourage to people.
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The Connection between Exercise and Sperm Quality - 0 views

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    Low sperm quality and premature ejaculation (PE) are the two most commonly occurring sexual problems among men. PE affects between 20% and 30% of men and most of the cases go unreported because couples hesitate discussing the issue with sexologists.
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Eardoc - Great Ear Infection Treatment - 0 views

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    Eardoc is a great ear infection treatment. The Eardoc treats ear pain, ear infections and related issues. In Jonathan's case, his ear is constantly clogged causing hearing problems and earache. He heard about the Eardoc, and decided to try it.
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Eardoc - Ear infection Gone! Review by Jonathan - 0 views

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    Eardoc is a Great Ear Infection Treatment. The Eardoc Treats Ear Pain, Ear Infections and related Issues. In Jonathan's Case, his Ear is Constantly Clogged Causing Hearing Problems and earache. He heard about the Eardoc, and decided to try it.
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20 Lifestyle Changes to Lower Blood Pressure Naturally - 0 views

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    High blood pressure is a common problem these days. With hectic schedules and unhealthy diets, it is no wonder that more people are being affected by this condition. Also known as hypertension, high blood pressure is extremely dangerous as it increases the risk of heart and kidney diseases, heart failure and stroke. It is also dangerous as in most cases, it does not give any warning signs or symptoms. If you have high blood pressure, there are ways to lower it naturally and equally important, you can prevent your normal blood pressure from rising. 20 Lifestyle Changes To Help You Lower Your Blood Pressure If you have normal blood pressure, the best way to make sure that it does not rise is to make healthy lifestyle choices. Changing your lifestyle can also help you lower your blood pressure if it is high. It is possible to lower blood pressure naturally; all you need are a few tips to help you out which include the following:
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Treatment for Ear Infection - 0 views

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    The onset of ear infection symptoms is rapid. It is extremely important to detect ear infection symptoms at an early stage in order to determine accurate treatment and prevent further complications (such as ruptured eardrum and hearing loss). Usually, ear infection symptoms arise due to a bacterial or viral infection in the fluid that builds up inside the middle ear. In many cases, ear infection symptoms follow an upper respiratory related infection, such as a common cold, or a fever.
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