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UK has highest lung disease deaths in Western Europe – study
As reported by BBC News, more people die in the UK from serious lung disease than anywhere else in Western Europe, new analysis suggests New keep reading
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College sets record straight on GP training on eating disorders
The RCGP has responded to a survey by Beat, the eating disorders charity Dr Gary Howsam, vice chair of the Royal College of GPs, said keep reading
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Millions of COVID vaccine doses destroyed in England
As reported by BBC News, around 4.7m COVID vaccine doses – four per cent of the total – ended up as wastage in England by keep reading
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COVID and flu jabs could be given at same time in the autumn
As reported by BBC News, people in Wales could receive COVID boosters and flu jabs at the same time this autumn, Welsh government has said keep reading
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NHS to tackle ‘unfair’ maternity outcomes
As reported by BBC News, a taskforce has been set up to tackle disparities in maternity care experienced by women belonging to ethnic minorities and keep reading
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Extra COVID booster in spring for over-75s and high risk
As reported by BBC News, an additional booster dose will be offered to all adults over-75 and the most vulnerable over-12s in the UK this keep reading
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Vegetables alone not enough to reduce heart risk, study finds
As reported by BBC News, vegetables may be good for you, but eating a lot of them is unlikely to reduce your risk of a keep reading
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Dr Dorman: failure to deliver multiyear budget deeply disappointing for GPs and patients
Chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners in Northern Ireland, Dr Laurence Dorman has said that the failure of the Northern Ireland Executive to keep reading
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England to offer COVID jab to five to 11-year-olds
As reported by BBC News, children aged between five and 11 in England will be offered a low-dose COVID vaccine, the government says Official scientific keep reading
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Vaccinated less likely to develop long COVID
As reported by BBC News, people who are vaccinated are less likely to develop long COVID even if they catch the virus, a rapid review by the keep reading