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A protein activated in response to the cold can prevent the loss of connections between brain cells in neurodegenerative diseases, reports a study published in

7 in 10 people with DC pots aged over 55 would prefer pension to deliver guaranteed income for life. Half want a guaranteed income that

Ex-servicemen recently lined up at the Goole Cenotaph to lay their respective wreaths in memory of the fallen servicemen who gave their lives in conflicts

NCPC and Public Health England (PHE) have today announced details of eight Pathfinder communities who are taking up the opportunity to pioneer a public health

Pre-school children are helping to bring the joy of music to residents at RMBI care home Barford Court in Hove with a new music group.

Marlborough Court Care Home in Thamesmead was recently awarded a £5,000 bursary to provide yoga and meditation programme for residents. After having “taster” sessions of

The NHS Cancer Drugs Fund (CDF) today (Monday) published the outcome of its review of drugs included in the Fund. The budget for the CDF

The Care Quality Commission has rated the quality of care provided by Julia’s House, a hospice based in Broadstone, Dorset, as Outstanding. Julia’s House which

Pension scammers have increased their criminal activities, will do so further still over the next few months, and are adapting their approach in response to

Staff Hope To Bring Music To Residents Ears After Performance From Local Brothers. A care home in Stockton-On-Tees is appealing to the local community for

NHS England today (Sunday) announced a new independent taskforce to develop a five-year action plan for cancer services that will improve survival rates and save thousands of lives. It also launched a major new programme to

Care England is opposed to this significant increase for providers in the light of the continued extremely difficult financial environment, in which LA and CCG

By David Fairweather The caring profession is vital to the wellbeing of our society, and the people who work within it contribute disproportionately to the

Marie Curie announced today that their long-term supporter and the world’s greatest living explorer, Sir Ranulph Fiennes, will take on ‘the toughest footrace on earth’,