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What the papers say
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20/11 02:52,Guardian Unlimited - G2 |
| Apparently, the more you drink the greater your protection against heart disease. Does that mean we should all be drinking at least a bottle of wine a... |
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19/11 17:03,BBC News |
| Labour peer Lord Lipsey has attacked plans for free personal care for the frailest pensioners as a "gimmick" and urged ministers to reconsider the... |
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19/11 15:51,BBC News Lincolnshire |
| Labour peer Lord Lipsey has attacked plans for free personal care for the frailest pensioners as a "gimmick" and urged ministers to reconsider the... |
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19/11 15:00,Journal Live |
| THE role of Newcastle University as a leading centre for research into ageing was recognised last night by a major award. The university won a Queens Anniversary Prize for Higher and Further... |
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19/11 00:01,Telegraph.co.uk |
| The Queen's Anniversary Prizes for Higher and Further Education are awarded every two years to recognise outstanding contributions by colleges and universities in the... |
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18/11 19:48,Daily Mail |
| Some of the learning difficulties of Down's syndrome have been reversed by a blood pressure drug in a breakthrough that offers hope to millions. Given in childhood, the drug could improve marks in... |
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18/11 16:00,Guardian Unlimited - Comment is Free |
| A typical hospital ward is ill-equipped to recognise and meet the daily needs of a dementia... |
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18/11 15:42,Mental Health |
| Scientists remove amyloid plaques from brains of live animals with Alzheimer's... |
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18/11 12:44,Daily Mail |
| An elderly husband killed his poorly wife then committed suicide because he feared she would outlive him and become a 'burden' on their family. When Eileen Martin, 76, developed dementia, her husband of more than 50 years, Kenneth, cared for her at their... |
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18/11 07:00,Telegraph.co.uk |
| Elderly people will receive free care to help them to stay in their own homes under plans which will form the heart of the Governments programme ahead of the... |
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