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Added: 2008-11-14 16:28:08 Comments: 0
UK National Search to Find ‘The Face of Diabetes’
LONDON, UK 14 NOVEMBER, 2008 – New worldwide research indicates that, less than 50% of type 2 diabetes patients* are achieving target long-term blood glucose measures (HbA1c)[1], and 40% of patients are experiencing diabetes complications[2]. These results are being announced in support of World Diabetes Day (WDD), an annual campaign run by the International Diabetes Federation. WDD also heralds the beginning of a national search to find ‘The Face of Diabetes’.
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Added: 2008-10-22 15:40:20 Comments: 0
A breakthrough new treatment for patients experiencing Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) and other macular diseases is now available at BMI Goring Hall Hospital in West Sussex. AMD is the cause of almost 50% of those registered as blind or partially sighted in the UK and a recent study has shown that 70% of patients improved vision by more that two lines on the traditional eye chart test.
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Added: 2008-10-22 15:39:06 Comments: 0
BMI The Sloane Hospital, Beckenham, BMI Chelsfield Park Hospital, in Orpington and BMI Fawkham Manor Hospital, Longfield, are now making available vaccines to young women up to the age of 26 and boys up to the age of 15 seeking protection against diseases caused by the Human Papillomavirus (HPV), the sexually transmitted virus that causes genital warts, cervical cancer and other cancers of the body.
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Added: 2008-10-22 15:05:16 Comments: 0
A new book on gum disease, written by a layman for laymen, is now available with major online retailers. Finding the information from his dentist to be lacking and ineffective, an Overland Park man finds his own methods to defeat gum disease.
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Added: 2008-10-07 16:31:33 Comments: 0
Grooming your pet accomplishes much more than just making them look nice. It allows you to keep a watchful eye on there body to ensure they are not developing any health problems, and also lets you spend some good quality time with your pet. Pet grooming keeps encompasses many aspects of pet care; hair, nails, teeth, and ear care is all essential to a healthy happy pet.
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Added: 2008-10-07 14:37:43 Comments: 0
City Goalball, a not for profit corporate social responsibility collaboration between Ballymore Properties (Ballymore) and law firm Addleshaw Goddard, is being hosted at the globally renowned London venue Old Spitalfields Market on Wednesday 19th November 2008. The event aims to raise awareness of the relatively unknown paralympic sport Goalball and give organisations and companies the opportunity to get involved and experience playing the game.
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Added: 2008-10-06 17:18:03 Comments: 0
Pet grooming is an essential part of pet care. Aside from making your pet look better, it also makes them feel better. Take the time to maintain your dog or cat and it will contribute to a longer more fulfilling relationship. Here are a few tips for keeping your pet happy, healthy, and good looking.
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Added: 2008-10-02 10:44:30 Comments: 0
A company set up to provide expert knowledge, advice and training to organisations that recognise the benefits of expanding or adapting their offering to the older consumer, is for the first time in the UK, offering its clients a complete end-to-end solution focused on positive ageing.
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Added: 2008-09-23 15:29:25 Comments: 0
Pet owners throughout the country are throwing out their clippers and filing their pets’ nails with automatic grinders or files that are much less invasive. But beware! These products are definitely not all alike.
Buyer beware. A small drill-type tool called a dremel is used for sanding, grinding, cutting or drilling – and sometimes for pet grooming.
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Added: 2008-09-17 20:33:56 Comments: 0
We’ve all done it… stepped on the cat’s tail, hit the dog with the ball we were tossing in play or spoken more crossly than intended. Nothing can destroy the trust between you and your pet faster than unintentionally hurting it.
You end up feeling as bad – or worse – than your pet. These injuries can be remedied quickly, but some hurts are far more intense and the trust takes longer to heal.
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