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Non-surgical gastric balloon available on NHS for first time

Treatment takes 15 minutes and involves swallowing a capsule with no need for surgery, endoscopy or anaesthesia

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Telling health staff not to report women for suspected illegal abortions has firm legal basis

There is no general obligation to contact police about a crime and the royal college is within its rights to tell its members not to do so

The Guardian - UK

NHS drug shortages are partly a political failure

Letters: Britain is pushing for patent changes in India that could increase the cost of generic drugs, writes Tim Bierley; plus letters from readers on the human cost of shortages

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Creeper keyboardist and vocalist Hannah Greenwood interview: "I'm the kind of person that, If I can't get it the first time, I get really frustrated, but I'm learning to be more patient"

Creeper's Hannah Greenwood gives us the inside scoop on the reality of juggling life in a successful band with a full-time job as well as some solid advice for newbie keyboard players

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Blood test could 'revolutionise' Alzheimer's diagnosis by detecting early signs of disease

Scientists hope test could pave way for screening programme for patients with memory issues

Evening Standard

Parents told to 'stop kissing babies' after winter illness spreads – here's why you should stick to the advice

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is spread easily after being in contact with an infected person. This can include close contact with infants and can happen when babies are kissed by family members

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Parents are urged to book their child’s missed MMR vaccines, as records show 3.4 million children are unprotected amid a surge

The NHS has launched a Catch Up Campaign for missed measles, mumps and rubella vaccines

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Measles vaccine to be offered at pop-up clinics in London schools as cases surge

NHS will write to parents of children in areas of low uptake urging them to get the MMR jab

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Longing for a baby? The IVF postcode lottery can have a high price

Figures reveal huge differences across England with private clinics free to charge whatever they want. So it is vital to shop around

The Guardian - UK

Abortion prosecutions are never in the public interest, says royal college

New guidance to say health staff should not report women suspected of illegally ending pregnancies to police

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One in 20 patients in England wait at least four weeks to see GP, figures show

GP leaders say widespread shortage of family doctors is making it impossible to keep up with demand

The Guardian - UK

Rise in measles cases prompts vaccination campaign in England

UKHSA declares national incident as figures suggest more than 3.4 million children have not had MMR jab

The Guardian - UK

Cost of breast cancer to UK economy could reach £3.6bn by 2034, study shows

Figure represents cost to NHS, productivity lost by society, and losses and expenses for patients

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Cardiovascular disease: early deaths in England at highest rate in more than a decade

British Heart Foundation says its figures reveal ‘the worst heart care crisis in living memory’

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Modern slavery in social care surging since visa rules eased

Exclusive: exploitation in sector has soared with more than 10 times as many potential victims as in 2021

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Deaths unexplained, lives devastated: here’s another national tragedy hidden in plain sight

Watching the Post Office victims are families who need answers from their mental health trust. Pity those battling bureaucracies, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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‘Work needs rest and rest takes work’: fatigue specialist Vincent Deary on coping with life

Modern life can be exhausting. Psychologist, author and fatigue expert Vincent Deary says the answer is to learn how to rest

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Call for action on deepfakes as fears grow among MPs over election threat

Survey reveals 70% of MPs are concerned AI-generated content will increase the spread of disinformation ahead of polling day

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‘Gaslit by doctors’: UK women with endometriosis told it is ‘all in their head’

More than 1.5 million women in the UK are affected by the painful condition - but new study says NHS is failing them

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The Observer view on the measles outbreak: it shows why the NHS needs proper funding

It is vital that the vaccination programme is brought forward. A target date of 2025-26 will be too late for many

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‘The left hand doesn’t know what the right is doing’: the barriers to UK maternal mental healthcare

Mental health problems affect up to 20% of new mothers, but provision of mother-and-baby support is patchy

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‘Inhumane’ Home Office denying visas to children of migrant health workers

Observer investigation reveals children as young as two are being barred from joining their mothers in Britain

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‘Send the aeroplane to come and get us, Mummy’: The children barred from joining their mothers in Britain

Dozens of single women who came to work in the NHS and social care have been denied permission for their children to join them

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If a firm’s mission mantra includes words like ‘trust’, be alarmed: just look at Fujitsu’s

Horizon developer and the Post Office are latest in a long line of corporate behemoths whose snappy slogans have fallen short

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UK measles outbreaks: why are cases rising and vaccination rates falling?

Covid confusion, debunked link to autism and lack of NHS funding all contributing to rise in this serious disease

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