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Unpopular children more likely to suffer heart problems in adulthood, study suggests
Unpopular children are more likely to suffer from heart problems in later life, a new study has suggested. Family circumstances...
Pregnant women may have drinking habits recorded
Pregnant women who drink alcohol will have their consumption recorded on their child’s medical records under new proposals. A single drink...
Pooled testing to be used to help Government hit ‘moonshot’ target
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Archbishop of Canterbury voices fears over impact of ‘rule of six’
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G20 leaders to consider international plan for airport coronavirus testing
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Children are living with rotting teeth for up to a year before having them pulled due to coronavirus delays, the...
Pints of beer in pubs ‘should have calorie labels like crisps’
Pints of beer in pubs should carry calorie labels like packets of crisps, according to a new report. The report,...
Boris Johnson was warned not to call testing target a ‘moonshot’, adviser reveals
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Irritable heart attack victims more likely to die from second attack, study finds
Being sarcastic and irritable makes heart attack victims more likely to die from a second attack, a new study has...
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‘Lazy doctors are using Covid-19 as an excuse to not see us’
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Writing for The Spectator with fellow researcher Tom Jefferson, he suggested the Government had panicked and made "rash decisions" and...
Even post-Covid, doctors are still dismissing women as attention seeking hypochondriacs
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GPs told to give patients face-to-face appointments or be investigated
It follows mounting unrest within the Cabinet and growing anger from Tory MPs about measures that one of the Government's...
Government prioritises care home testing, after admitting sending swabs abroad to clear backlog
The Government will prioritise coronavirus tests for care homes in at risk areas, The Telegraph understands. It comes as the...
NHS issued 2,000 homeopathic prescriptions in 2019 despite ban
Doctors prescribed homeopathic medicines more than 2,000 times last year despite the therapies being “blacklisted” by the NHS, The Telegraph...
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Coronavirus has begun spreading through care homes and infecting vulnerable patients again, the Government has admitted in a nationwide alert...
Millions at greatest risk from coronavirus may be told to stay at home again
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Test and trace missing Covid cases because virus can be transmitted five days before symptoms show
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Why China could be poised to win the race for a coronavirus vaccine
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