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Some sort of justice for Harry Richford s parents as NHS trust pleads guilty

Some sort of justice for Harry Richford s parents as NHS trust pleads guilty
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Some sort of justice for Harry Richford s parents as NHS trust pleads guilty

Some sort of justice for Harry Richford s parents as NHS trust pleads guilty
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Tube that props open blood vessels could conquer impotence

A tube that props open tiny blood vessels may offer a new way to tackle impotence. The wire tube, or stent, is implanted inside the tiny arteries measuring just 1mm wide that supply blood to the penis. The stent is designed to widen arteries that have become furred up as a result of atherosclerosis, where fatty deposits in the vessels restrict blood flow which accounts for up to 80 per cent of impotence cases. Crucially, these stents carry anti-rejection drugs in small pockets to stop the immune system from attacking them. New research shows that in eight out of ten men the treatment was successful.

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Early mobilisation 2: comprehensive mobility assessment and goal setting

Abstract Early mobilisation is an essential part of patient recovery from illness and this second part of a five-part series outlines the role of risk

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Will the Covid vaccine protect people who had to shield?

Actress Sheila Hancock, 88, recently revealed that she has been warned that the treatment she receives for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) may affect the efficacy of her Covid-19 vaccine More than half of the UK adult population has received the first dose of the Covid vaccine and, for the vast majority, that spells a passport to freedom but that may not be the case for all. People who have autoimmune disorders, where the immune system mistakenly attacks the body, and those who are undergoing cancer treatments, such as chemotherapy, or living with chronic kidney disease, for example, may need to take extra care long after the rest of us are set free as the level of protection they will receive from the Covid vaccination is unknown.

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