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Katie Price and Alex Reid had a small private ceremony that was in a Las Vegas hotel last month, but still the couple is going to say again “I Do” in front of family and friends. It is expected that the ceremony will be held in England.
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By Adam Brimelow Health correspondent, BBC News Health service managers are facing a tough road ahead. They have been told to plan for a shortfall of
Emma Wilkinson Health reporter, BBC News One in five deaths in children in England and Wales is due to potentially preventable infections, a study suggests. Half of the 1,300 infection-related deaths in a two-year period were in children with other health problems
Emma Wilkinson Health reporter, BBC News One in five deaths in children in England and Wales is due to potentially preventable infections, a study suggests. Half of the 1,300 infection-related deaths in a two-year period were in children with other health problems. Health Protection Agency researchers said greater vigilance by doctors could significantly child mortality.
Football fans travelling to the World Cup in South Africa should be vaccinated against swine flu, the Department of Health has warned. Although new cases of the pandemic virus in England are currently at low levels, the flu season in the southern hemisphere is due to start again soon
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Football fans travelling to the World Cup in South Africa should be vaccinated against swine flu, the Department of Health has warned.
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By Denise Winterman and Finlo Rohrer BBC News Magazine Legal highs are back in the headlines. Several were banned last year, but now two deaths are being linked to another.
By Denise Winterman and Finlo Rohrer BBC News Magazine Legal highs are back in the headlines. Several were banned last year, but now two deaths are being linked to another.
By Nick Triggle Health reporter, BBC News Tens of thousands of hospital beds in England should be axed to save money and improve care, a think tank says. Reform says the NHS’s focus should move away from hospital treatment – as more people suffer from conditions, such as diabetes, which can be treated at home. It says a quarter of beds could be axed to fund more personalised treatment
By Nick Triggle Health reporter, BBC News Tens of thousands of hospital beds in England should be axed to save money and improve care, a think tank says. Reform says the NHS’s focus should move away from hospital treatment – as more people suffer from conditions, such as diabetes, which can be treated at home. It says a quarter of beds could be axed to fund more personalised treatment.
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