The Hindu

Unfit men working long hours face greater heart risk, study shows The Guardian Unfit, middle-aged men who work more than 45 hours a week are more than twice as likely to die of heart disease as those who devote less time to their jobs, new research medical research warns today. It identifies the combination of poor physical ... If You're Gonna Work Hard At Your Job, You'd Better Work Out Hard At The Gym TooMedical News Today Heart risk from working late?NHS Choices Unfit men working long hours 'twice as likely' to die of heart problemsTelegraph.co.uk OnMedica -Times of India -BusinessWeek all 51 news articles »

Los Angeles Times

Are you a man who has suffered from postnatal depression? The Guardian New research released this week has revealed that one in five men suffer from depression after becoming fathers. The study, which was funded by the Medical Research Council, suggestes that 21% of fathers experience depression at least once before their ... Should new fathers be screened for depression?NHS Choices Depression hits 1 in 5 men after they become fathers, claim top scientistsDaily Mail Men should be screened for post-natal depression, say researchersTelegraph.co.uk Times of India -Los Angeles Times -Children & Young People Now all 56 news articles »

The Guardian

Questor share tips: GSK a buy despite drug fears Telegraph.co.uk The UK's largest pharmaceutical company missed out on the stock market rally yesterday as its diabetes drug Avandia came under renewed scrutiny. For investors and Glaxo-SmithKline, it was an uncom-fortable day as fierce statements emerged against a ... GSK vows to stick by controversial diabetes drugDaily Mail UK watchdogs call for Glaxo's Avandia recallFinancial Times Medical Journal Urges UK to Pull Diabetes Drug AvandiaWall Street Journal BBC News -The Guardian -Independent all 331 news articles »

Los Angeles Times

Cockroaches May Help Protect Against 'Superbugs' FOXNews Before you break out the Raid Cockroach Killer – think of this. A cockroach's tiny brain may help in the development of new antibiotics, which could curb the spread of deadly drug-resistant bacteria, according to UK researchers. ... Cockroaches used in fight against MRSANursing Times Sick and need antibiotics? Cockroach brains may helpLos Angeles Times Cockroaches could help combat MRSA and E.coliTelegraph.co.uk The Press Association -Vancouver Sun -National Post all 159 news articles »

Daily Mail

Cancer patients from wealthy areas have a much better chance of surviving Daily Mail Cancer patients living in the wealthiest parts of the country are far more likely to survive than those in poorer areas, figures show. Those from impoverished households face a much bleaker prognosis with less chance of still being ... WALTHAM FOREST: Cancer survival rates second worst in countryGuardian Series London's cancer survival rates vary from best to worstThis is London Gaps persist in cancer survivalBBC News The Standard -Health Insurance and Protection Magazine all 10 news articles »

TopNews United Kingdom (blog)

Workplace accidents 'unreported' BBC News Union leaders have claimed that many workplace accidents go unreported, with an estimated 1.2 million people suffering from work-related illnesses. The TUC said more than 20000 people were killed prematurely by their work each year. ... Call for health and safety 'tsar'The Press Association Revealed: 20000 die every year in work-related accidents and illnessesScottish Daily Record Britain needs health czar to stop 20000 deathsMetro People Management Magazine Online -Politics.co.uk -InTheNews.co.uk all 85 news articles »

Momento24 English

Mental illness no violent crime risk without booze and drugs OnMedica Bipolar disorder itself does not increase the likelihood of committing violent crime, suggests research in the Archives of General Psychiatry. Rather, the over-representation of people with bipolar disorder in violent crime statistics is almost ... Mental illness alone not linked to violenceTimes of India Mentally ill not more violent, says studyIndependent Call to improve psychiatric helpFinancial Times BBC News -The Guardian -The Press Association all 48 news articles »

Telegraph.co.uk

'Failings' over diabetic who died BBC News A systemic failure to provide adequate nursing facilities and staffing contributed to the death of a diabetic, an inquest jury has ruled. Gillian Astbury, 66, was admitted to Stafford Hospital after a fall in 2007 but her blood sugar levels were not ... Stafford Hospital failings helped cause death of diabetic, inquest rulesThe Birmingham Post Diabetic patient died after nurses failed to give insulin injectionsTelegraph.co.uk Stafford Hospital death after injection failingsexpressandstar.com Birmingham Mail -Stoke & Staffordshire -CisionWire (press release) all 20 news articles »

Telegraph.co.uk

Women 'would spend آ£15000' on IVF The Press Association Women would spend an average of آ£15000 on IVF to get pregnant, with one in 10 willing to spend more than آ£50000, research has suggested. Those wishing to conceive would sacrifice most things to have a baby, with more than 90% willing to cut down on ... Women prepared to pay 'up to آ£50000 for fertility treatment'Telegraph.co.uk Many Brit Women Prepared to Spend Thousands on IVF TreatmentMedIndia Case study It can be a bottomless pit … there is no guaranteeScotsman Daily Mail -Lincolnshire Echo -BioNews all 95 news articles »

Daily Mail

Call over junior doctors' hours The Press Association Junior doctors should not be constrained by EU rules on working hours, Health Secretary Andrew Lansley has said. Mr Lansley and Business Secretary Vince Cable are set to discuss with the EU an opt-out for British junior doctors so they can "undertake ... Juniors 'dropping out' of hospital doctor jobsMediplacements Junior doctors 'leaving NHS training'BBC News Why young doctors are leaving the NHS: One in four trainees quits over EU ...Daily Mail People Management Magazine Online -Healthcare Republic -Pulse all 16 news articles »