Police take no further action over Hampshire care home death
A woman arrested after a murder inquiry was launched into the death of a 96-year-old woman at a care home near Southampton will face no further action as police say
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Many ‘never consider nursing’ as profession is unappreciated
One in four 18 to 24-year-olds failed to identify Florence Nightingale as a nurse in a survey that also revealed that one in five people would not choose to go
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Commercial out-of-hours care providers less popular with patients
Patients receiving care from commercial providers of out-of-hours care report poorer ratings of care when compared with not-for-profit or NHS providers, a new study has shown. In the first study
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Digital technology experts to inspire dementia care solutions
Designers, coders, hackers and researchers are coming together for an event aimed at exploring how digital technologies could support and improve dementia care. Create-4-Dementia, from 30th to 31st May 2015,
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Children with autism detect movement better than non-autistic children
New research shows that children with autism are better at combining information about moving objects than their peers, which may explain why they experience sensory overload. The study conducted by
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Cameron on the brink of second term as PM
David Cameron is preparing for another term as Prime Minister, as the General Election put his Conservative Party on the brink of securing an absolute majority in the House of
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Miliband, Clegg and Farage all go as Cameron wins second term
David Cameron has promised voters “we are on the brink of something special in this country” as he returned to Downing Street as a Prime Minister with a Tory Commons
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Wii Fit viable treatment for balance of people with Multiple Sclerosis
Exercise through gaming or ‘exergaming’ could be a viable alternative to help people with Multiple Sclerosis live happier and more active lives, researchers at Teesside University have found. The new
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High blood sugar may contribute towards Alzheimer’s disease
Scientists have uncovered a mechanism that links high blood sugar with Alzheimer’s disease, according to a study published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation this week. The research was carried
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New study shows ‘dramatic change’ in UK living standards
Changes in the living standards of the UK population have fallen, particularly since the April 2013 cuts in social security and other austerity measures took effect, according to new analyses
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