The NHS’s sustainability is under threat if more isn’t done to look after its staff
More work is needed to develop the health service’s most precious resource.
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Doctors are used to contending with Google. Sometimes the search engine wins.
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How scientists uncovered the invisible balloon around your head
A study has discovered the balloon-like nature of our personal space which has evolved to protect us from threats above.
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In sickness and in health: Stephen McGann on the diseases in his family’s past
The actor’s book is more than the opening up of a family’s secrets. It is a cautionary tale.
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Northern mortality statistics make grim but unsurprising reading
“The story has remained unchanged for at least two or three decades now.”
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A pineapple in your sock drawer: how surprise is key to unlocking the secrets of autism
A new study has shown how those with autism are more likely to expect the unexpected.
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We need to start viewing type 2 diabetes as a lifestyle issue
Once patients are on the medical merry-go-round, there’s virtually no way off.
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Millennials are caught between limited opportunities and declining sperm counts
The lifestyles led by those picturing a future family could make it much harder to have one.
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