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Legal Loophole Allows UK Children To Access Puberty Blockers Easily
Puberty blockers are frequently provided to children who are unsure of their gender to prevent bodily changes like the growth of breasts or facial hair.
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UK Plans To Restrict Paracetamol Sale To Reduce Suicides: Report
Ministers in the UK have pledged to reduce suicide rates in England within two and a half years.
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England To Rollout World's First 7-Minute Cancer Treatment Jab
Britain's state-run national health service will be the first in the world to offer an injection that treats cancer to hundreds of patients in England which could cut treatment times by up to three quarters.
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Striking Doctors "Acting Recklessly": UK Government After Latest Walkout
Hospital doctors in England on Friday launched their latest walkout as the government said their strike to demand a 35-percent pay increase served "only to harm patients".
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UK Government Announces Huge Recruitment Drive For Health Service
The National Health Service (NHS) in England will get more than 300,000 staff under a new plan announced by the government on Friday to deal with a chronic shortage of doctors and nurses.
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New Tech To Pick Out People At High COVID-19 Risk In England For Vaccines
A new risk-prediction model devised by Oxford University scientists is to be deployed as new technology by the National Health Service (NHS) in England to help clinicians identify a new group of people who may be at high risk from COVID-19.
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Indian-Origin Miss England Gets Covid Vaccine, Endorses Its Safety
First Indian-origin Miss England and frontline National Health Service (NHS) doctor Bhasha Mukherjee has received her first of the two COVID-19 jabs and endorsed the safety of the vaccines being rolled out among those most at risk from coronavirus.
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UK Boosts Healthcare Funding To Ward Off Winter COVID-19 Wave
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to pour 3 billion pounds into England's National Health Service (NHS) to try to ward off any resurgence of the coronavirus, as he sets out the next stage of his recovery plan for Britain.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Dies In UK After Battle With COVID-19
An "outstanding" Indian-origin woman doctor has died in the north-east of England after a long battle with the deadly coronavirus.
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Coronavirus: Ben Stokes Runs Half Marathon To Raise Money For Britain's National Health Service
Ben Stokes completed the half marathon in one hour and 39 minutes and will donate the money raised to NHS Charities Together and national children's cricket charity Chance to Shine
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Indian-Origin Doctor Who Was Hospitalised On His 78th Birthday Dies Of COVID-19
An Indian-origin general practitioner, who came to the UK in 1973 after completing his medical training in India and was working as a doctor in East Africa, has died of COVID-19, his National Health Service (NHS) Trust in Essex, south-east England, said in a tribute.
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Jos Buttler Auctions World Cup Final Shirt To Raise Funds In Fight Against Coronavirus
England's Jos Buttler is auctioning the shirt he wore in last year's dramatic World Cup final win in support of hospitals treating the coronavirus.
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Indian Doctors Still in Demand in UK
Visa rule changes may have seen a drop in the number of Indian doctors coming to work in the UK but the country's National Health Service (NHS) is still in need of their services.
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English Health Workers in First Strike Since 1982
Workers in England's state-run National Health Service (NHS) go on strike on Monday for the first time since 1982 following a government refusal to hike their pay.
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British woman wins right to not have infected leg amputated
A British woman whose foot became ulcerated and gangrenous, then literally fell off has won the right to refuse a potentially life-saving leg amputation.
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Legal Loophole Allows UK Children To Access Puberty Blockers Easily
Puberty blockers are frequently provided to children who are unsure of their gender to prevent bodily changes like the growth of breasts or facial hair.
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UK Plans To Restrict Paracetamol Sale To Reduce Suicides: Report
Ministers in the UK have pledged to reduce suicide rates in England within two and a half years.
-
England To Rollout World's First 7-Minute Cancer Treatment Jab
Britain's state-run national health service will be the first in the world to offer an injection that treats cancer to hundreds of patients in England which could cut treatment times by up to three quarters.
-
Striking Doctors "Acting Recklessly": UK Government After Latest Walkout
Hospital doctors in England on Friday launched their latest walkout as the government said their strike to demand a 35-percent pay increase served "only to harm patients".
-
UK Government Announces Huge Recruitment Drive For Health Service
The National Health Service (NHS) in England will get more than 300,000 staff under a new plan announced by the government on Friday to deal with a chronic shortage of doctors and nurses.
-
New Tech To Pick Out People At High COVID-19 Risk In England For Vaccines
A new risk-prediction model devised by Oxford University scientists is to be deployed as new technology by the National Health Service (NHS) in England to help clinicians identify a new group of people who may be at high risk from COVID-19.
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Indian-Origin Miss England Gets Covid Vaccine, Endorses Its Safety
First Indian-origin Miss England and frontline National Health Service (NHS) doctor Bhasha Mukherjee has received her first of the two COVID-19 jabs and endorsed the safety of the vaccines being rolled out among those most at risk from coronavirus.
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UK Boosts Healthcare Funding To Ward Off Winter COVID-19 Wave
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to pour 3 billion pounds into England's National Health Service (NHS) to try to ward off any resurgence of the coronavirus, as he sets out the next stage of his recovery plan for Britain.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Dies In UK After Battle With COVID-19
An "outstanding" Indian-origin woman doctor has died in the north-east of England after a long battle with the deadly coronavirus.
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Coronavirus: Ben Stokes Runs Half Marathon To Raise Money For Britain's National Health Service
Ben Stokes completed the half marathon in one hour and 39 minutes and will donate the money raised to NHS Charities Together and national children's cricket charity Chance to Shine
-
Indian-Origin Doctor Who Was Hospitalised On His 78th Birthday Dies Of COVID-19
An Indian-origin general practitioner, who came to the UK in 1973 after completing his medical training in India and was working as a doctor in East Africa, has died of COVID-19, his National Health Service (NHS) Trust in Essex, south-east England, said in a tribute.
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Jos Buttler Auctions World Cup Final Shirt To Raise Funds In Fight Against Coronavirus
England's Jos Buttler is auctioning the shirt he wore in last year's dramatic World Cup final win in support of hospitals treating the coronavirus.
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Indian Doctors Still in Demand in UK
Visa rule changes may have seen a drop in the number of Indian doctors coming to work in the UK but the country's National Health Service (NHS) is still in need of their services.
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English Health Workers in First Strike Since 1982
Workers in England's state-run National Health Service (NHS) go on strike on Monday for the first time since 1982 following a government refusal to hike their pay.
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British woman wins right to not have infected leg amputated
A British woman whose foot became ulcerated and gangrenous, then literally fell off has won the right to refuse a potentially life-saving leg amputation.
