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New Hope for Tinnitus Sufferers ... New approaches to the treatment of tinnitus - a buzzing or ringing in the ears - are being pioneered and may hold the promise of a... Parkinson's Clue Found A problem with the way the body's cells recycle damaged components may trigger Parkinson's disease, a new study has found. Gene 'May Transform Pain Relief' US scientists have developed a gene therapy treatment which they hope could revolutionise pain relief. Lupus Genes Identified A number of genes involved in the autoimmune disease Lupus have been identified by researchers, raising hopes of options for new t... Manchester to Host Paralympians The world's leading Paralympians will travel to Manchester next year for the Paralympic World Cup from 7-11 May. Sickle Cell 'Causes Daily Pain' Daily pain from sickle cell disease may be far more common - and severe - than previously thought, research suggests. Blue Badge Overhaul Plan Launched Proposals to overhaul the blue badge parking scheme for disabled drivers have been published by the government. Early Support for Mental Health Improved support for mental health issues at an early age is to be trialled in 25 local authorities, the minister for young people... Dementia Care 'Must Improve' Dementia care must be given the same priority as cancer and coronary heart disease, an influential committee of MPs said today. Heart Disease and Strokes - The... The UK has one of the highest rates of death from heart disease in the world - one British adult dies from the disease every three... Immune Therapy 'Cuts Heart Risk' Some people with heart failure might benefit from a therapy which helps dampen their overactive immune systems. Elderly Care is Family Dilemma The family of Norman Wisdom faces the familiar dilemma of caring for an elderly relative with Alzheimer's. Statins For All Diabetics Urged People with diabetes should receive cholesterol-busting drugs regardless of whether they have signs of heart disease, UK researche... Arthritis Linked to Height Short and tall people may be at an increased risk of arthritis compared to individuals of an average height, research has suggeste... PM Praises Carers The prime minister has pledged to address the concerns of carers in the government's carers strategy later this year. 15 Items Found

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