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Third Patient at Wesley Hospital May Has Legionnaires

Third Patient at Wesley Hospital May Has Legionnaires

Not a long time has passed when two cases of legionella bacteria were diagnosed at The Wesley Hospital in Brisbane. The hospital is again in news as another person has caught the problem.

Hunt asks for Review on Plans to Close Leeds Children’s Heart Surgery Unit

Hunt asks for Review on Plans to Close Leeds Children’s Heart Surgery Unit

Protests were taking place between the government and campaigners and parents on closure of children's heart surgery in Yorkshire.

Britain to Announce e-Cigarettes as Non-Prescription Medicines

Britain to Announce e-Cigarettes as Non-Prescription Medicines

Electronic cigarettes are getting popular as they are considered to be less harmful version to smoking. But authorities of different countries are not happy with the rising sales of e-cigarettes.

Britain Witnesses Significant Rise in Obesity-Related Problems

Britain Witnesses Significant Rise in Obesity-Related Problems

Obesity seems to be proving quite taxing for Britain. It has been said so as health complications taking place due to obesity have increased by four times in 10 years.

Doctors Can Refuse from Becoming Part of League Table

Doctors Can Refuse from Becoming Part of League Table

It was in 2009 that the Conservatives came up with an idea of having league table. The idea, which is yet to be introduced, is meant to bring transparency in the NHS.

Obese Women More Likely to Give Birth to Extremely Premature Babies, say study

Obese Women More Likely to Give Birth to Extremely Premature Babies, say study

So many problems have been found to be taking place due to obesity. Recently, a new concern was revealed through a study that has been published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

Video Games Train the Brain to Make Faster and Better use of Visual Outputs

Video Games Train the Brain to Make Faster and Better use of Visual Outputs

Researchers at Duke University have suggested that video games can be highly effective in training the brain to make faster and better use of visual outputs.

Morning-After Pill to be Available Without Prescription

Morning-After Pill to be Available Without Prescription

For a long time, efforts were being made in order to restrict the availability of emergency contraception to girls and women of any age without prescription. It has now being said that the court has asked to allow the emergency contraception to girls and women of any age.

Telstra, NBN Co In talks For Smaller Multiport Adaptors to Solve Asbestos Problem

Telstra, NBN Co In talks For Smaller Multiport Adaptors to Solve Asbestos Proble

As per reports, it has been revealed that the O'Farrell and Lancaster families in Sydney were required to be evacuated from their homes due to asbestos presence.

5-Month Construction Work at New Royal Adelaide Hospital Compressed in 2 Minutes Video

v5-Month Construction Work at New Royal Adelaide Hospital Compressed in 2 Minute

As per recent reports, it has been revealed that a video has been made, which compresses five months making of new Royal Adelaide Hospital into two minutes.

The video consists of images that show thousands of people involved in the construction work of the hospital. The work that started in January shows how the foundation and ground work has been done of the hospital.

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