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• A stitch in time: the benefits of teaching prisoners to...

  02 Jul 2022 16:00

  Learning a craft can change lives – and a scheme showing inmates how to use a needle and thread has had some remarkable results It’s a balmy afternoon in southwest London and there’s a deafening sound overhead. My companion, Sebastian, jumps excitedly to his feet and leaps...

  Source: The Guardian - Health & Wellbeing

• Heart transplants from pigs move a step closer with US...

  The US Food and Drug Administration is said to be drawing up plans to make it easier for researchers to study a larger number of patients. So far there have...

  Daily Mail - Health - 01 Jul 2022 17:23

• Will Covid drug Evusheld be offered to vulnerable...

  Evusheld, developed by AstraZeneca, was approved by drug regulators in March after a study showed it reduced the chances of Covid infections by 80 per cent.

  Daily Mail - Health - 02 Jul 2022 23:09

• DR ELLIE CANNON: What IS the truth about claims that HRT...

  DR ELLIE CANNON: It feels like every time I write about evidence-based menopause treatment, HRT campaigners accuse me of being ill-informed, even spreading...

  Daily Mail - Health - 02 Jul 2022 22:56

• Children with 'long Covid' actually have a mental...

  A Government official told the mother of a child...

  Daily Mail - Health - 03 Jul 2022 00:05

• Inside a US abortion clinic in its final days

  The BBC spent time with staff before they had to...

  BBC News - Health - 03 Jul 2022 00:02

• How California's legal cannabis dream became a public...

  EVE SIMMONS: About one in five people in...

  Daily Mail - Health - 02 Jul 2022 22:25

• Bionic valve may spare heart patients from major surgery

  The JenaValve Trilogy implant, which can be...

  Daily Mail - Health - 03 Jul 2022 00:02

• Could haemophilia be 'cured' by a new gene therapy that...

  In trials, a single jab of Roctavian left nine...

  Daily Mail - Health - 02 Jul 2022 23:12

• Should I dump my rich friends?

  Educate them about what it’s like not having a...

  The Guardian - Health & Wellbeing - 03 Jul 2022 06:00