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Private medical insurance news - Education leader calls for a fat tax

A leading education professional has said that introduction of a fat tax would have two key benefits because not only would it raise money for the economy, but it would also get people eating more healthy foods. Read More

Posted By Catherine Styles on Fri 20th April 2012 09:59:29

Health Insurance News - New treatment for prostate cancer lowers risk of long term side effects

A new technique which treats early prostate cancer is likely to have fewer side-effects than treatments being used at present, it has been claimed. Read More

Posted By Catherine Styles on Tue 17th April 2012 17:44:55

Private medical insurance news - Biggest Parkinson's disease study to begin in Glasgow

Biggest Parkinson's disease study to begin in Glasgow Read More

Posted By Peter Jones on Mon 16th April 2012 14:36:59

Health Insurance UK - Taller women have high risk of developing ovarian cancer

A review of studies suggests that taller women have a higher risk of developing ovarian cancer. Read More

Posted By Simon Thompson on Wed 4th April 2012 16:33:34

Aspirin can prolong life of bowel cancer sufferers

Aspirin can prolong life of bowel cancer sufferers Read More

Posted By Catherine Styles on Wed 25th April 2012 17:26:59

Measles outbreak is the biggest on Merseyside for more than 20 years

The Health Protection Agency has confirmed that a measles outbreak on Merseyside is the worst seen in the UK for more than two decades. Read More

Posted By Peter Jones on Wed 2nd May 2012 17:13:52

Hand wash campaign saved 10,00 lives

Hand wash campaign saved 10,00 lives Read More

Posted By Simon Thompson on Fri 4th May 2012 17:06:26

NHS 'not designed for long-term illnesses'

The NHS is not designed to cope with he growing number of people with long-term conditions, a report has claimed. Read More

Posted By Peter Jones on Thu 10th May 2012 18:04:07

Brits urged to boost heart health by avoiding processed foods

Brits can get healthier hearts by avoiding processes foods. Read More

Posted By Catherine Styles on Fri 11th May 2012 17:04:11

Health insurance news: Britons missing out on five-a-day benefits

Brits are failing to eat their five-a-day. Read More

Posted By Peter Jones on Mon 14th May 2012 14:31:49