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Nick TriggleHealth correspondent PA Media Resident doctors have been picketing outside St. Thomas’ Hospital on Friday morning as the strike began NHS bosses are aiming to keep nearly all services running as resident doctors begin a five-day walkout in England. The strike – the 13th by British Medical Association members in the long-running pay dispute…
Galleri test: Exciting results from blood test for 50 cancers
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Inmate convicted of first-degree reckless homicide in 2024 Oshkosh mental health facility death
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Made for More Health: Early signs of kidney disease
FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — Kidney disease can easily go unnoticed at first. Dr. Gill gives us the early signs of kidney disease, which most commonly can be seen through routine bloodwork. We are reminded to keep regular check-ups, even as adults, and to keep up on our bloodwork for early detection. For more information, visit…
Report shows ‘stark’ gender gap in HIV prevention across West Midlands
Women across the West Midlands are being disproportionately affected by gaps in HIV prevention, according to a new report. Data released ahead of a meeting which will explore the issue shows that while women accounted for 42% of new HIV diagnoses in the region, only 3% of women in the West Midlands are using prevention…
