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Thursday, 28th August 2008

Health

Suicide row doctor told he can keep his practice A GP who gave sleeping pills to a suicidal patient will be allowed to retain his practice, health officials ruled last night.

'Fat map' reveals how weighty issue of obesity is spread across Scotland THIS map shows for the first time the startling variation in obesity levels across Scotland.

England's health spending set to rise above Scotland's in four years HEALTH spending in England could outstrip Scotland in four years, Labour has claimed.

Minor heart-attack care fears DOCTORS could be misjudging the severity of heart attacks on patients discharged from care, an international study has found.

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Health chiefs lose memory sticks

Newly available sight-saving drug offers hope to thousands

Lothian pilot project targets end-of-life care for elderly

Tests 'could cut deaths from bowel cancer by 150 a year'

Bid to defuse sight loss 'timebomb'

Clean bill of health for NHS Lothian's sexual disease clinic

£1m helpline for depression is launched

Soaring care bill 'puts SNP promises in doubt'

New site helps teen girls net cancer advice

Tories: 'Obese must face reality'

'Trick' treatment for stroke victims

Waiting times at Lothians A&E departments hit all-time low

Rugby players from across the globe scrum together to fund cancer fight

The talking book service that is licensed to thrill

Advertising rules stifle free market for prescriptions

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Cancer patients may be kept in the dark about treatments as doctors wrestle with bureaucracy

Caesarean babies 'at greater diabetes risk'

Isles drink abuse too widespread to target one group

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