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The performance of the A & E departments in some of the trusts is lower than the rates set in winter crisis which last year's winter breakdown, according to the heads of emergency medication a & # 39; warn employees and bed shortages that "hospitals" have strengths "or further afield.
Despite the scarce weather and not showing a big flu, to add to the "perfect storm" problems in 2018, The Royal College for Emergency Medicine (RCEM) has stated that terms in A & E are "grave in fact".
RCEM chief executive, Gordon Miles, said that there is a pressure on beds that mean "large numbers of patients are ineligible care in corridors, with increased risk of hospital disease ".
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To address this hospital, there is a trust in "registration numbers" of doctors and temporary nurses, as well.
The NHS of England will publish weekly winter data waiting ambulance and bed weight across all parts of England, but the RCEM is a Creating a UK image from around a third of hospitals – with more than 50 respondents in everyone.
1/43 A test of cancer analysis to be tested in Britain
A biopsy breathable device is designed to detect cancer symptoms in molecules released by patients
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2/43 The average age of 10 years has been consuming the sugar it is being consumed; praised for an adult
With their 10th birthday, children have already been getting more sugar than the recommended age for 18 years. The average age of 10 is equivalent to 13 sugar cubes per day, more than 8 times; praised
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3/43 Children's health specialists will advise screens to take off an hour before bed
Although there is not enough evidence of a crime to suggest UK-wide borders of screen use, Royal Pediatric and Child Health College has advised that children should avoid screening for an hour before bed to be & # 39; avoiding her sleep
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4/43 Breeding with neanderthals helped people to do; fighting infections
When they were moving from Africa for around 70,000 years, people went into the Neanderthals of Eurasia. Although people were weak to the diseases of the new countries, and reprinted with the neanderthals that had been; always doing for a better protection system fitted
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5/43 Daily aspirin for older people is not needed in good health, searching for checks
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that many older people take aspirin every day to a small extent or without an interest
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6/43 Cancer may result in disease, a search of US surveys
Research from the Masonic Center Center of Minnesota University examined that the carcinogenic formaldehyde, acrolein, and methylglyoxal chemicals are present in a saliva of E-guy users
Reuters
7/43 There are more children overweight and diabetic
There has been a 41% increase in children with Type 2 diabetes type 2 from 2014, the National Symptoms of Sickness Survey have discovered. Obesity is a key factor
Reuters
8/43 Most children's lack of deprivation are ineffective and can lead to self-suicide thoughts
Most deprivation is ineffective and can be unsafe, with children and teenagers with severe depression, experts have warned. Which compares the most comprehensive of unpopular drugs that were often ordered so far, finding researchers had only one more tricky way of doing so; allows dumbmarks to be a placebo place. Other valued drugs, venlafaxine, were shown to increase the risk users of a & # 39; engage in self-suicidal thoughts and attempts to kill themselves
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9/43 Adults of beef, lesbian and two-sexy who have a higher risk of heart disease, investigate bids
Researchers at the South Bapt Health Health Clinic in Miami focused on seven areas of heart health that were able to find out and found that these small groups were particularly likely to be smoking and sugar sugars had been severely contaminated
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10/43 Sufficient high levels of sugar & # 39; 1992 on a hate-breaks aimed at children since 1992 despite producer bids
A strong pressure group has given a new warning of high sugar flexibility flexes, especially those designed for children, and it is said that levels were not cut in the two and a half years last
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11/43 Puilllean makes us rough, giving warning to the NHS watchstep
The National Institute for Health and Wellbeing Excellence (NICE) is a new guide, which is a " Determine what treatment NHS should be financed, road repairs on road and streets have on the vehicle to adds to the obesity disease by preventing members from their obesity; public from keeping them
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12/43 New month-old drugs offer relief from women from tight split & # 39; poverty & # 39;
A new class of cures for women who through menopause can reduce the number of tight converting with a maximum of three quarters in a few days, a test detection.
The drug used is used in the & # 39; a lawyer to a group called NKB antagonists (barriers), who were developed as a cure for schizophrenia but being "sitting on a shelf that was not used", according to Professor Waljit Dhillo, high non-finish-panel and metabolism
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13/43 Doctors should give more disruption to people with mental health problems, searching for checks
Research from the Oxford University found that more than one million more people would benefit from mental health problems from being delivered of drugs and their. criticize "historical" causes that doctors use to avoid avoiding them.
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14/43 A student suffers from flu following the NHS advice to stay at home and avoid A & E
The infants who have died from the flu have asked people to proceed to A & E if they are worried about their symptoms. Melissa Whiteley, a 18-year-old engineering student from Hanford in Stoke-on-Trent, fell ill during Christmas and died in hospital a month later.
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15/43 The Government to review the thousands of vaginal orthogonal uterine instruments
The Government has promised to review the thousands of cases where women attacked criminals of asthma.
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16/43 Jeremy Hunt says that he wants to kill himself innocently & for the NHS
The NHS will be asked to proceed to prevent the death of care patients as part of the "deadest self-destitution goal" which will be launched today.
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17/43 Human examinations begin with a cancer treatment that causes cancer treatment. Prioritizing a defense system to kill towers
Human exams have started with a new cancer treatment that can start the defenses system to remove deletions. The medicine, which also works as a vaccine, is a combination of drugs already, and that small number is thrown into the majority of a tumor.
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18/43 The health of infants suffers from being born near disturbance sites, and get a main survey
Mothers living within a kilometer of a tall site was 25% more likely to have a child born at low birth weight, Increase the availability of asthma, ADHD and other issues
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19/43 SNS investigates thousands of cervical cancer scalp tests after women have been removed in a clear and transparent manner
Thousands of cervical cancer screening products are under investigation following a failure to surgery that meant that some women were given correctly. A number of women have already told them to talk to their doctors after identifying "procedures" in the service provided by Pathology First Laboratory.
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20/43 Finding causes to stop breast cancer spread by scientists
Most of the # 39; Breast cancer patients die from their origins, but from high altitude (median) growth, where cancer cells can go into the blood and live to attack new sites. Asparagine, a molecle named after an asparagus where it was largely marked, has now been shown as an essential requirement for tumor cells to get these migratory buildings.
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21/43 High-level nursing vacancies advertising more than 34,000 jobs
The number of records of nursing and nursing settings is currently advertised by the NHS, with currently more than 34,000 vacancies based on the latest data. Demand for 19 per cent nurses was higher between July and September 2017 than the same two years ago.
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22/43 Cannabis section of a new class of medicine & # 39; given for psychosis
CBD is strongly affected by the effect of delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the main active part of cannabis and the substance that causes paranoia and worry.
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23/43 More than 75,000 petition marks a petition for Virgin Care Richard Branson to return money to NHS
Mr Branson's company attacked the NHS last year after being lost on a £ 82m contract to provide children's health services throughout Surrey, announcing concerns about "badly bad" in the way the contract was contracted spent
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24/43 There were over 700 fewer nursing training in England in the first year following the breaking up of an NHS bursary
The number of people taken for fostering in England fell by 3 per cent in 2017, while the numbers fell to in Wales and in Scotland, where the bursaries were held, 8.4 per cent and an additional 8 per cent
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25/43 Landmark search links Attractive ridicule for 120,000 deaths
The paper found that there were 45,000 deaths in the first four years of Tory-led effectiveness than it would be expected if funding had remained at pre-election levels.
On this route that could rise to almost 200,000 deaths by the end of 2020, even with the extra money identified for public sector services this year.
Reuters
26/43 Long-term risks pose health risks
Traveling times may be very exciting, but new research suggests that it can also adversely affect both health and performance at work. Longer signs also show that they have a great influence on mental wellbeing, with those who are suffering; Traveling more than 33 per cent is more likely to suffer from depression
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27/43 You can not be suitable and fat
It is not possible to be too heavy and healthy, a big survey has come to an end. The 3.5 million British survey found that fatty people are even "healthy" still in a heart disease or stroke rather than those with a normal normal range
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28/43 Sleep deprivation
When you are particularly insecure, it can be & # 39; There is definitely a lack of brain abilities too. Now, a new study has suggested that this may be due to sleeping deprivation that can damage the brain itself.
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29/43 Exercise classes offering 45 minute news
David Lloyd introduces a new health and well-being class, which specializes in a & # 39; including many people for 45 minutes. The organization was encouraged to promote the class of napercise & was launched following a survey revealed that 86 per cent of parents said they were wild. So, the class is aimed at parents in particular but you do not have to have children to take part
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30/43 Basic & basic degree of health & to be taken after Brexit, giving warning to her; lawyers
Tobacco and alcohol companies could be easier in court cases such as the battle made on simple stick packs if the EU Fundamental Rights Charter is abandoned, an advocate and a health professor told her to # 39; public.
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31/43 & Thousands to & # 39; dying & due to fear of static effects that are not there
The effects of cholesterol cure do not significantly investigate; allowing common symptoms such as fever and weakness to be caused by their own drugs
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32/43 There is a higher risk in autism from babies born to transformations under 25
New research has found that babies born to the transformations under 25 or over 51 are more at risk of autism development and other social disorder. The study, led by the Mount Sinai Autism Center for Research and Medicine, found that these children are more advanced than their peers as babies, but then their fall after that when hitting the teenagers.
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33/43 Cycling to work & # 39; a & # 39; reducing cancer risk and heart disease &
Groups that may submit to & # 39; car or bus car for bike to cut the risk of & # 39; developing heart disease and cancer with almost half, new research is proposing – but campaigners have warned that they are still "urgent need" to improve the road situation for cyclists.
Cycling is related to a lower risk of cancer reduction with 45 per cent and 46% cardiovascular disease, according to a quarterly million people surveyed.
Walkers to work also brought health benefits, finding researchers at the University of Glasgow, but not just as much as cycling.
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34/43 The Tetris game in hospital after a traumatic incident could block PTSD
Scientists investigated 71 people who were suffering from a car crash because they were in a hurry. Waiting for a cure in the accident and emergency department of one hospital. They asked half of the patient to keep the memory of the short event and then playing a classical computer game, the other people were given written activity to complete it. Researchers, from Karolinska Institute in Sweden and the University of Oxford, found that patients know Tetris has less incredible memorabilia, commonly referred to as the " next week
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35/43 Helping support as healthier nicotine on cigarettes after the latest study
Health experts have been hitting her & # 39; hit after the first long-term study of the effects that occur; in previous smokers.
After six months, there were a lot of conflicts and materials that caused cancer in some of the people who moved from real to e-cigarettes, as a continuous smoker, to find scientists
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36/43 The usual way of leaving Russian cooking can control arsenic in food, warning scientists to warn
Millions of people are putting themselves at risk by wrongzing the Russian cooking, science has warned.
Recent exams show a common method of Russian cooking – just stealing it in a panny until the water has gone out – they can eat the ones that eat it. toxic-toxin; pollute it as long as it's a? grow as a result of industrial toxins and poisoning
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37/43 Emergency gel that causes reversible vasectomy shown to be effective in mice
There is an illegal misconduct gel that works as reversible vasectomy & # 39; a step closer to being offered to the men who follow successful checks on mergers.
Vasalgel is thrown into the vas deferens, the small duct between the wheels and the urethra. It has been found so far to prevent 100 per cent of ideas
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38/43 Shift and heavy build work can reduce women's pregnancy, search for checks
Women who work at night or fail to make irregular routes can decline in fertility, search for a new study.
There were fewer eggs in shift and evening staff able to improve in healthy situations than those who work regularly throughout the day, according to researchers at Harvard University
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39/43 The Japanese government tells people to stop working over it
The Japanese government has identified measures to limit the amount of pre-time staff to; doing – in an effort to stop people to die to death.
One fifth of Japanese workers are at risk of working over, called Karoshi, as they work over 80 hours of premature time per month, according to government survey.
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40/43 High blood pressure can be protected over 80s from dementia
High blood pressure is known as a cause of risk for dementia, so the results of a new study from the University of California, Irvine, are very spectacular. Researchers found that people who were developing high blood pressure between 80-89 years were likely to develop Alzheimer's disease (the most common dementia) over the next three years of the same age with a normal blood pressure.
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41/43 And they are experts; Despite general cancer vaccination & # 39;
Scientists have taken a "very positive" step in attacking the creation of a global cancer against a cancer; causing a virus protection system to attack tumors such as b> It was a virus, experts said. Writing in Nature, an international team of researchers explained how they made parts of a genetic cancer RNA code, inserting them into small nailkins of fat and then, mixed into the blood cells of three patients in the advanced stages of illness. Patient protection systems responded to the creation of "deadly" T cells that were designed to attack cancer. It was also found that vaccination was effective in the fight of "growing toys" in mice, according to researchers, led by Professor Ugur Sahin from the University of Johannes Gutenberg in the " Germany
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42/43 Research shows that a drug of the diabetes can be used to stop the symptoms of its diabetes; first time of Parkinson disease
Scientists in a new study show that it can be stopped on the # 39; first mark of Parkinson's disease. The UCL survey is still the search time but the team is foolish and Parkinson's drugs today control the symptoms of illness but at the moment; Ultimately they do not stop brain progress.
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43/43 Drinking alcohol may pose a risk of diabetes
A new study shows that drinking alcohol between three and four days per week could reduce the risk of diabetes. The most effective wine was found to reduce the risk due to the chemical companies that are infected. balance blood sugar levels.
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1/43 A test of cancer analysis to be tested in Britain
A biopsy breathable device is designed to detect cancer symptoms in molecules released by patients
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2/43 The average age of 10 years has been consuming the sugar it is being consumed; praised for an adult
With their 10th birthday, children have already been getting more sugar than the recommended age for 18 years. The average age of 10 is equivalent to 13 sugar cubes per day, more than 8 times; praised
PA
3/43 Children's health specialists will advise screens to take off an hour before bed
Although there is not enough evidence of a crime to suggest UK-wide borders of screen use, Royal Pediatric and Child Health College has advised that children should avoid screening for an hour before bed to be & # 39; avoiding her sleep
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4/43 Breeding with neanderthals helped people to do; fighting infections
When they were moving from Africa for around 70,000 years, people went into the Neanderthals of Eurasia. Although people were weak to the diseases of the new countries, and reprinted with the neanderthals that had been; always doing for a better protection system fitted
PA
5/43 Daily aspirin for older people is not needed in good health, searching for checks
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that many older people take aspirin every day to a small extent or without an interest
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6/43 Cancer may result in disease, a search of US surveys
Research from the Masonic Center Center of Minnesota University examined that the carcinogenic formaldehyde, acrolein, and methylglyoxal chemicals are present in a saliva of E-guy users
Reuters
7/43 There are more children overweight and diabetic
There has been a 41% increase in children with Type 2 diabetes type 2 from 2014, the National Symptoms of Sickness Survey have discovered. Obesity is a key factor
Reuters
8/43 Most children's lack of deprivation are ineffective and can lead to self-suicide thoughts
Most deprivation is ineffective and can be unsafe, with children and teenagers with severe depression, experts have warned. Which compares the most comprehensive of unpopular drugs that were often ordered so far, finding researchers had only one more tricky way of doing so; allows dumbmarks to be a placebo place. Other valued drugs, venlafaxine, were shown to increase the risk users of a & # 39; engage in self-suicidal thoughts and attempts to kill themselves
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9/43 Adults of beef, lesbian and two-sexy who have a higher risk of heart disease, investigate bids
Researchers at the South Bapt Health Health Clinic in Miami focused on seven areas of heart health that were able to find out and found that these small groups were particularly likely to be smoking and sugar sugars had been severely contaminated
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10/43 Sufficient high levels of sugar & # 39; 1992 on a hate-breaks aimed at children since 1992 despite producer bids
A strong pressure group has given a new warning of high sugar flexibility flexes, especially those designed for children, and it is said that levels were not cut in the two and a half years last
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11/43 Puilllean makes us rough, giving warning to the NHS watchstep
The National Institute for Health and Wellbeing Excellence (NICE) is a new guide, which is a " Determine what treatment NHS should be financed, road repairs on road and streets have on the vehicle to adds to the obesity disease by preventing members from their obesity; public from keeping them
PA
12/43 New month-old drugs offer relief from women from tight split & # 39; poverty & # 39;
A new class of cures for women who through menopause can reduce the number of tight converting with a maximum of three quarters in a few days, a test detection.
The drug used is used in the & # 39; a lawyer to a group called NKB antagonists (barriers), who were developed as a cure for schizophrenia but being "sitting on a shelf that was not used", according to Professor Waljit Dhillo, high non-finish-panel and metabolism
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13/43 Doctors should give more disruption to people with mental health problems, searching for checks
Research from the Oxford University found that more than one million more people would benefit from mental health problems from being delivered of drugs and their. criticize "historical" causes that doctors use to avoid avoiding them.
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14/43 A student suffers from flu following the NHS advice to stay at home and avoid A & E
The infants who have died from the flu have asked people to proceed to A & E if they are worried about their symptoms. Melissa Whiteley, a 18-year-old engineering student from Hanford in Stoke-on-Trent, fell ill during Christmas and died in hospital a month later.
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15/43 The Government to review the thousands of vaginal orthogonal uterine instruments
The Government has promised to review the thousands of cases where women attacked criminals of asthma.
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16/43 Jeremy Hunt says that he wants to kill himself innocently & for the NHS
The NHS will be asked to proceed to prevent the death of care patients as part of the "deadest self-destitution goal" which will be launched today.
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17/43 Human examinations begin with a cancer treatment that causes cancer treatment. Prioritizing a defense system to kill towers
Human exams have started with a new cancer treatment that can start the defenses system to remove deletions. The medicine, which also works as a vaccine, is a combination of drugs already, and that small number is thrown into the majority of a tumor.
Wikimedia Commons / Nephron
18/43 The health of infants suffers from being born near disturbance sites, and get a main survey
Mothers living within a kilometer of a tall site was 25% more likely to have a child born at low birth weight, Increase the availability of asthma, ADHD and other issues
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19/43 SNS a 'dèanamh sgrùdadh air mìltean de dheuchainnean smear aillse ceirbheigeach an dèidh dha boireannaich a bhith air an toirt gu ceàrr air fad a tha soilleir
Tha na mìltean de thoraidhean sgrìonaidh aillse ceirbheigeach fo sgrùdadh às dèidh fàilligeadh ann an lannsaireachd a 'ciallachadh gu robh cuid de bhoireannaich air an toirt seachad gu ceart. Tha grunn bhoireannach air innse dhaibh mu thràth gus bruidhinn ris na dotairean aca an dèidh a bhith a 'comharrachadh "cùisean modhan" anns an t-seirbheis a tha air a thoirt seachad le Pathology First Laboratory.
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20/43 Adhbharan comasach air stad a chur air sgaoileadh aillse broilleach a lorg luchd-saidheans
Cha bhith a 'mhòr-chuid de dh' euslaintich aillse broilleach a 'bàsachadh bhon tùs aca, ach bho fhàs àrdasach àrd-ìre (meatainean), far am faod ceallan aillse a dhol a-steach don fhuil agus a bhith beò gus ionnsaigh a thoirt air làraichean ùra. Chaidh Asparagine, molecle a chaidh ainmeachadh às dèidh asparagus far an deach a chomharrachadh gu ìre mhòr, a-nis a bhith air a shealltainn mar riatanas riatanach airson ceallan tumhair gus na togalaichean imrich seo fhaighinn.
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21/43 Dreuchdan bàn nursaidh aig ìre àrd le sanasachd air còrr is 34,000 dreuchd
Tha àireamh chlàran de shuidheachaidhean altramais is mnathan-glùine air an sanasachd an-dràsta leis an NHS, le còrr is 34,000 dreuchd falamh an-dràsta, a rèir an dàta as ùire. Bha iarrtas airson nursaichean 19 sa cheud nas àirde eadar an t-Iuchar agus an t-Sultain 2017 na an aon ùine dà bhliadhna air ais.
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22/43 Dh'fhaodadh earrann cannabis 'clas ùr de leigheas' a thoirt seachad airson psychosis
Tha CBD gu mòr mu choinneamh buaidh delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), am prìomh phàirt ghnìomhach ann an cainb agus an stuth a tha ag adhbhrachadh paranoia agus iomagain.
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23/43 Tha còrr is 75,000 a 'comharrachadh athchuinge ag iarraidh air Virgin Care Richard Branson airgead a chuir air ais gu NHS
Rinn companaidh Mgr Branson ionnsaigh air an NHS an-uiridh às deidh dha a bhith air a chall air cùmhnant £ 82m gus seirbheisean slàinte chloinne a thoirt seachad air feadh Surrey, ag ainmeachadh draghan mu "droch dhroch" san dòigh san deach an cùmhnant a thoirt seachad
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24/43 Bha còrr air 700 nas lugha de thrèanadh nursaichean ann an Sasainn sa chiad bhliadhna an dèidh bhursaraidh SNS a briseadh suas
Thuit an àireamh de dhaoine a chaidh a ghabhail airson altramas ann an Sasainn sìos 3 sa cheud ann an 2017, fhad 'sa bha na h-àireamhan a' faighinn sa Chuimrigh agus ann an Alba, far an robh na bursaraidhean air an cumail, 8.4 sa cheud agus 8 sa cheud a bharrachd
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25/43 Ceangalaichean rannsachaidh Landmark Tòimhseachadh tarraingeach do 120,000 bàs
Fhuair am pàipear gu robh 45,000 de bhàsan anns na ciad ceithir bliadhna de èifeachdas air a stiùireadh le Tory na bhiodh dùil an robh maoineachadh air fuireach aig ìrean ro-taghaidh.
Air an t-slighe seo a dh'fhaodadh èirigh gu faisg air 200,000 de bhàsan ro dheireadh 2020, eadhon leis an airgead a bharrachd a chaidh a chomharrachadh airson seirbheisean san roinn phoblaich am-bliadhna.
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26/43 Tha cunnartan fada a 'giùlan chunnartan slàinte
Is dòcha gum bi uairean siubhal air leth inntinneach, ach tha rannsachadh ùr a 'sealltainn gum faodadh e cuideachd droch bhuaidh a thoirt air an dà chuid slàinte agus coileanadh aig an obair. Tha comharran nas fhaide cuideachd a 'nochdadh gu bheil buaidh mhòr aca air sunnd inntinneil, leis an fheadhainn a tha a' siubhal nas fhaide na 33 sa cheud nas dualtaiche a bhith a 'fulang le trom-inntinn
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27/43 Chan urrainn dhut a bhith freagarrach agus geir
Chan eil e comasach a bhith ro throm agus fallain, tha sgrùdadh mòr air a thighinn gu crìch. Lorg an sgrùdadh de 3.5 millean Breatannach gu bheil daoine reamhar eadhon "fallain" gu leòr fhathast ann an galar cridhe no stròc seach an fheadhainn le raon àbhaisteach àbhaisteach
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28/43 Bochdainn cadail
Nuair a tha thu a 'faireachdainn gu h-àraid mì-chinnteach, faodaidh e a bhith a' faireachdainn gu cinnteach gu bheil dìth comas eanchainn agad cuideachd. A-nis, tha sgrùdadh ùr air moladh gum faodadh seo a bhith air sgàth 's gum faod bochdainn cadail cron a dhèanamh air an eanchainn ithe fhèin
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29/43 Clasaichean eacarsaich a 'tairgsinn naidheachdan 45 mionaid
Tha David Lloyd a 'cur a-steach clas slàinte agus fallaineachd ùr, a tha gu sònraichte a' toirt a-steach mòran dhaoine airson 45 mionaid. Chaidh am buidheann fallaineachd a bhrosnachadh gus an clas 'napercise' a chur air bhog an dèidh rannsachadh a nochd gun robh 86 sa cheud de phàrantan ag ràdh gu robh iad fiadhaich. Mar sin, tha an clas ag amas air pàrantan gu sònraichte ach chan fheum thu a bhith aig clann pàirt a ghabhail
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30/43 Tha 'Ceum bunaiteach air slàinte' ri bhith air a thoirt às deidh Brexit, a 'toirt rabhadh do dh' luchd-lagha
Dh'fhaodadh companaidhean tombaca agus deoch làidir a bhith nas fhasa fhaighinn ann an cùisean cùirte mar am blàr a chaidh a dhèanamh mu phacaidean toitichean sìmplidh ma thèid Cùmhnant Bunaiteach Chòirichean an AE a thrèigsinn, thuirt neach-tagraidh agus ollamh slàinte a 'phobaill.
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31/43 'Na mìltean a' bàsachadh 'air sgàth eagal mu bhuaidhean statin nach eil ann
Chan eil sgrùdadh mòr air na fo-bhuaidhean a th 'aig an leigheas cholesterol a' leigeil le comharraidhean cumanta leithid pian fèith agus laigse a bhith air adhbharachadh leis na drogaichean fhèin
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32/43 Tha cunnart nas àirde ann an uathachas bho naoidheanan a rugadh gu h-atharraichean fo aois 25
Tha rannsachadh ùr air faighinn a-mach gu bheil naoidheanan a rugadh gu na h-atharraichean fo aois 25 no còrr air 51 ann an cunnart nas àirde de bhith a 'leasachadh uathachas agus eas-òrdugh sòisealta eile. Lorg an sgrùdadh, air a stiùireadh leis an Ionad Autism airson Rannsachadh agus Leigheas aig Mount Sinai, gu bheil a 'chlann seo nas adhartaiche na an co-aoisean mar naoidheanan, ach an uairsin a' tuiteam às deidh sin nuair a bhuaileas iad an deugairean.
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33/43 Rothaireachd gu obair 'a' lùghdachadh cunnart aillse agus galar cridhe '
Dh'fhaodadh comataichean a bhios a 'cur a-steach a' chàr càr no bus aca airson baidhc a bhith a 'gearradh an cunnart a bhith a' leasachadh tinneas cridhe agus aillse le faisg air leth, tha rannsachadh ùr a 'moladh – ach tha luchd-iomairt air rabhadh gu bheil fhathast "feum èiginneach" gus feabhas a thoirt air suidheachadh rathaid airson rothaichean.
Tha rothaireachd gu obair ceangailte ri cunnart nas ìsle a bhith a 'leasachadh aillse le 45 sa cheud agus galar cardiovascular 46%, a rèir sgrùdadh air cairteal de mhillean neach.
A 'coiseachd gu obair cuideachd thug iad buannachdan slàinte, lorg luchd-rannsachaidh Oilthigh Ghlaschu, ach cha robh iad a cheart cho ìre ri rothaireachd.
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34/43 Dh'fhaodadh cluiche Tetris san ospadal an dèidh tachartas traumach bacadh a chur air PTSD
Rinn luchd-saidheans an rannsachadh air 71 neach a bha a 'fulang le tubaist chàraichean oir bha iad a' feitheamh airson leigheis aig roinn tubaist is èiginn aon ospadal. Dh'iarr iad air leth de na h-euslainteach cuimhne a chumail air an tachartas goirid agus an uairsin a 'cluich an geama coimpiutaireachd clasaigeach, chaidh gnìomhachd sgrìobhte a thoirt dha na daoine eile gus crìoch a chur air. Fhuair na luchd-rannsachaidh, bho Karolinska Institute san t-Suain agus Oilthigh Oxford, gun do dh'aithnich na h-euslaintich a chluich Tetris nas lugha de chuimhneachain inntinneach, ris an canar mar as trice air ais, anns an t-seachdain a lean
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35/43 A 'bualadh taic mar nicotine nas fhallaine a thaobh toitichean às deidh an sgrùdadh as ùire
Tha eòlaichean slàinte air a bhith a 'bualadh air a' bhualadh an dèidh a 'chiad sgrùdadh fad-ùine air na buaidhean a th' aige ann an luchd-smocaidh a bha ann roimhe.
Às dèidh sia mìosan, bha mòran nas lugha de thionndainnean agus stuthan a bha ag adhbhrachadh aillse ann an cuid de na daoine a bha a 'gluasad bho fhìor gu e-toitean, na luchd-smocaidh leantainneach, lorg luchd-saidheans
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36/43 Is urrainn don dòigh àbhaisteach air còcaireachd rus fhàgail rianachd arsainic ann am biadh, rabhadh luchd-saidheans a 'toirt rabhadh
Tha milleanan de dhaoine gan cur fhèin ann an cunnart le bhith a 'còcaireachd an rus gu ceàrr, tha saidheans air rabhadh.
Recent experiments show a common method of cooking rice — simply boiling it in a pan until the water has steamed out — can expose those who eat it to traces of the poison arsenic, which contaminates rice while it is growing as a result of industrial toxins and pesticides
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37/43 Contraceptive gel that creates ‘reversible vasectomy’ shown to be effective in monkeys
An injectable contraceptive gel that acts as a ‘reversible vasectomy’ is a step closer to being offered to men following successful trials on monkeys.
Vasalgel is injected into the vas deferens, the small duct between the testicles and the urethra. It has so far been found to prevent 100 per cent of conceptions
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38/43 Shift work and heavy lifting may reduce women’s fertility, study finds
Women who work at night or do irregular shifts may experience a decline in fertility, a new study has found.
Shift and night workers had fewer eggs capable of developing into healthy embryos than those who work regular daytime hours, according to researchers at Harvard University
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39/43 Japanese government tells people to stop overworking
The Japanese government has announced measures to limit the amount of overtime employees can do – in an attempt to stop people literally working themselves to death.
A fifth of Japan’s workforce are at risk of death by overwork, known as karoshi, as they work more than 80 hours of overtime each month, according to a government survey.
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40/43 High blood pressure may protect over 80s from dementia
It is well known that high blood pressure is a risk factor for dementia, so the results of a new study from the University of California, Irvine, are quite surprising. The researchers found that people who developed high blood pressure between the ages of 80-89 are less likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease (the most common form of dementia) over the next three years than people of the same age with normal blood pressure.
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41/43 'Universal cancer vaccine’ breakthrough claimed by experts
Scientists have taken a “very positive step” towards creating a universal vaccine against cancer that makes the body’s immune system attack tumours as if they were a virus, experts have said. Writing in Nature, an international team of researchers described how they had taken pieces of cancer’s genetic RNA code, put them into tiny nanoparticles of fat and then injected the mixture into the bloodstreams of three patients in the advanced stages of the disease. The patients' immune systems responded by producing "killer" T-cells designed to attack cancer. The vaccine was also found to be effective in fighting “aggressively growing” tumours in mice, according to researchers, who were led by Professor Ugur Sahin from Johannes Gutenberg University in Germany
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42/43 Research shows that diabetes drug can be used to stop first signs of Parkinson’s
Scientists in a new study show that the first signs of Parkinson’s can be stopped. The UCL study is still in its research period but the team are ‘excited’. Today’s Parkinson’s drugs manage the symptoms of the disease but ultimately do not stop its progression in the brain.
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43/43 Drinking alcohol could reduce risk of diabetes
A new study shows that drinking alcohol three to four days a week could reduce the risk of diabetes. Wine was found to be most effective in reducing the risk due to the chemical compounds that balance blood sugar levels.
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While the NHS is seeing more patients at A&E than ever before, and successfully cutting numbers stuck in hospital uneccessarily, the latest RCEM Winter Flow Project report shows that just 77 per cent of patients were seen or sent home within four hours of attending A&E.
This is well below the target of 95 per cent and even falls short of the 85 per cent threshold below which the RCEM warns patients and staff are at the “highest level of risk”.
The college says it is “even more concerning” that unlike last year performance has continued to slide after early January – the point where winter pressures are traditionally at their peak.
“This suggests that while the staff in our departments are striving to keep patients safe, those departments are at or beyond the limits of their resilience,” Mr Miles said.
The winter flow report is voluntary and does not provide as exhaustive a picture as the NHS’s own data, but medical leaders said recent coverage of severe ambulance delays show pressure is mounting.
Dr Nick Scriven, president of the Society for Acute Medicine said: “I fear these are the high profile tips of the iceberg of stress and strain on our NHS.
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“The relentless upbeat messages from central NHS are hiding the true picture and we again find ourselves saying that comparisons to the ‘crisis’ last year are invalid.”
A spokesperson for NHS England said: “NHS staff have been going to extraordinary lengths, battling snowy and icy conditions and increasing norovirus and flu cases to provide patients with the quality care they need.
“It is thanks to their hard work and dedication that, despite more people going to hospital than last year, A&E departments have been more resilient, and more people are getting the support they need to return home quickly.”
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