 HIV Awareness Lacking in Africans...
Many Africans living in England have little awareness of HIV treatments available, a new survey revealed today.  Dramatic TV Heart Attacks 'risking...
Dramatic, chest-clutching heart attacks shown on television shows and films are putting lives at risk, a charity has warned.  Call for Better Prostate Cancer Guidelines
Better guidelines are needed to improve the treatment of men with locally advanced prostate cancer, say researchers.  NHS Waiting Times Not on Target
Patients are not receiving prompt enough access to their GPs as set out in the government's NHS targets, a new survey has revealed...  Smoking Spouse 'increases partner's stroke risk'
Being married to a smoker increases the non-smoker's risk of stroke, according to a study published today.  Obesity Gene 'affects appetite'
Children carrying the first gene that has been clearly linked to obesity find it harder than others to tell when they are full, Lo...  Sleepless Nights and Stress 'raise male...
Older men with psychological stress facemore than double the risk of developing type two diabetes, new research claims.  Cancer Death Rates Falling in Developed...
Cancer death rates in developed countries have fallen substantially in the last 20 years, a new study claimed today.
 HIV Patients' Life Expectancy Up by...
People with HIV in high income countries now live some 13 years longer than over a decade ago thanks to improvements in treatment,...  National Campaign to Tackle Obesity Launched
The government has called for a "national movement for change" to help tackle the obesity epidemic facing the UK.
 Doctors Face Tighter Annual Tests
Doctors face more rigorous annual tests of their competence under new government plans.  "Breakthrough" Research for Alzheimer's Disease
Two new studies published in the Lancet today have provided hope for better treatment of Alzheimer's disease.
 Med Diets 'as effective' as Low-fat...
Mediterranean and low-carbohydrate diets are just as safe and effective as a low-fat diet for weight loss, new research suggests.  Smoking Among School Children Reaches 25-year...
The number of school children who smoke is at its lowest level for 25 years, according to a survey of secondary school pupils.  HEARTS OF SALFORD - Silver Surfers...
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