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The official-looking sign (left) was set up next to computers at the York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust library (right) before it was swiftly taken down on Friday.
The official-looking sign (left) was set up next to computers at the York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust library (right) before it was swiftly taken down on Friday.
Wednesday June 18 2014. Do you remember that day and what you were doing?
Monday, 3 May 2021, 9:41 am Healthy drink options as standard in Bay of Plenty hospital cafes and vending machines is ‘walking the talk’ say health experts. From today, Monday 3 May, artificially sweetened and sugary drinks will no longer be available in cafes and vending machines at Tauranga and Whakatāne Hospitals. Diet soft drinks, juices, flavoured water and smoothies will be removed. Instead, staff and visitors will be able to choose between plain and sparkling water and unsweetened milk, as well as teas and coffees. Toi Te Ora Public Health Medical Officer of Health Phil Shoemack...
by Campbell Gunn © PA Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up I was watching a television news item on Covid last week, which highlighted a man in his 30s who’d been hospitalised by the virus. It was designed to illustrate that the pandemic can hit young people, too. However, what the item studiously avoided mentioning was the fact that the patient was grossly overweight. A serious omission, surely. When I was queueing to have my Covid vaccine last week, the majority of people waiting with me were ove...