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Isobel WrightDoctors say a change in how Crohn’s disease is treated could save the NHS millions of pounds and significantly…
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Early Crohn’s treatment could save NHS millions
Isobel WrightIsobel Wright has lived with Crohn’s disease since the 1990s and has faced many challenges -
Covid memorial to be unveiled at Russells Hall Hospital in Dudley
A man who led a five-year campaign for a Covid memorial said he wanted it to be a “symbol of hope”.
The rainbow structure will be officially unveiled outside Russells Hall Hospital in Dudley, West Midlands, on Thursday.
Councillor Keiran Casey…
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Anti-obesity drugs boost heart health beyond weight loss, study finds – Euronews.com
- Anti-obesity drugs boost heart health beyond weight loss, study finds Euronews.com
- Weight-loss drug cuts heart attack risk regardless of kilograms shed, study finds The Guardian
- Cardiovascular Benefits of Wegovy Extend Beyond Weight Loss, Study…
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California cardiologist with 20 years experience shares 5 things he would never eat: Protein bars, diet food, canola oil
Do you throw protein bars into your gym bag or choose ‘zero sugar’ treats and artificial sweeteners over a piece of fruit and regular sugar? Given the wide variety of flavoured yoghurts and protein bars on the market, it’s important to know…
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NHS health checks in England to have questions on menopause for first time | NHS
NHS health checks are to include questions about the menopause for the first time, ministers have announced, with millions of women in England expected to benefit.
Adults aged from 40 to 74 who do not have a pre-existing long-term health condition…
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