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- Obese patient is first to take NHS trust to court for refusing to fund gastric bypassPatient taking his PCT to court under the Human Rights Act saying it is his only option to 'stay alive'A former police officer is to become the first patient in...
- Implant boost for diabetes patientsYesterday, 05:29 pmEmail StoryPrint StorySurgeons at a British hospital have pioneered a new treatment that could remove the need for medication to treat type 2 diabetes while helping sufferers lose weight. Skip...
- when will the glucose watch that is reliable be here?Blood pressure 'wrist watch' planA device designed as a "wrist watch" to read blood pressure could revolutionise the NHS within the next few years, according to scientists. Skip related...
- Britain's fried-chicken boomWhether it's from KFC, Tennessee, Dixie, Perfect or Golden, fried chicken is Britain's fastest growing fast food. Can anything stem our appetite for it?The Guardian, Friday 18 February 2011 Article history Chicken tonight...
- I can see this Junk food problem being as bad for health as smoking was There was a principle called the polluter pays, i/e if you cause the damage you pay for the clean up BP oil comes to mind.These fast food companies are among the biggest in the...
- I am not very overweight and would not qualify for a real gastric band but I have heard that it often cure;s diabetes I must get on to the Doc to see if they will fund it for me, going under the hypno seems safer than the knifeJust a wee bit...
- A friend of mine's dog went down with some kind of diarrhoea vomiting sickness Now the dog is only 2 years oldHe take it to the Veterinary. They keep it in and operate on it and gives it special food and antibiotics after the operation.My Friend who...
- Just a post for any browsing newly diagnosed diabetics or to refresh I need to start testing again I have left it off since ChristmasI had my blood pressure checked the other day at the doctors and it was 20 points over normalbut I had eaten a large...
- A dose of the cold could help weight loss and reduce heart diseaseTurning the thermostat down could help obese people lose weight and reduce the risk of heart disease, new research has suggested.Photo: PABy Richard Gray, Science Correspondent 8:15AM...
- You've guessed it they've banned them!Bagel eating would be banned in places like Bryant Park under a bill the City Council passed on Wednesday by a 36-to-12 vote.By a 36-to-12 vote, the Council passed the most significant expansion of antibagel...
- Below is a N/Y recipe to be avoided Things You'll Need: 1 pack of "everything" bagels (either from the bakery or packaged) 1 small tub of cream cheese (regular, whipped or light) 1 jar of capers 1 large ripe tomato, sliced 1 packet...
- is it all down to too many calories Maybe there are other factors involvedHow tiny Nauru became world's fattest nationScientists warn of 'tsunami of obesity' as Western lifestyles spread across the globeBy Jeremy Laurance, Health EditorFriday, 4...
- The library's and book shops are full of them. Diet Books if you are a celebrity down on work you either lose weight and do an exercise Video, or write a diet book about how you lost the pounds the more outlandish the better.There are people out...
- Five volunteers had their Vitamin D levels tested and the results were shocking. They're all part of... Generation DBy BONNIE ESTRIDGELast updated at 4:15 AM on 30th January 2011Comments (0)Add to My StoriesCover up. Use a high sun protection factor...
- Could a DIY health test save your life?By Louise AtkinsonLast updated at 9:46 PM on 24th January 2011 Comments (2) Add to My StoriesWe spend more than ever on DIY diagnostic tests — £100 million a year — and now the Government plans...