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Wednesday, 14th May 2008

Health

Health drive aims to get 19,000 off cigarettes by 2010 PREGNANT women and youngsters will be targeted in a new drive aimed at helping 19,000 smokers in the Lothians quit by 2010.

Foulkes backs 'opt out' donor system LOTHIANS MSP George Foulkes has called for a move to an "opt out" system of organ donation.

Obesity fight 'needs hearts and minds' THE city's education leader today called for more be done to win over children's "hearts and minds" in the effort to tackle obesity.

Cancer patients may still have to go private for drugs – Sturgeon SOME cancer sufferers may still be forced to turn to the private sector for life-saving drugs, Nicola Sturgeon, the health secretary, admitted yesterday.

Garden care home bid set to be rejected

Cancer appeal urges men to be vigilant

MSPs hear of salon dangers

Patients get to have their say

Evelyn scores tickets to UEFA Cup Final

Pillow-fighting contest raises ME awareness

Duchess to promote good food

Weight loss has given me new life

Hospital failings slammed after sister's suicide

Prognosis looks bad if junior doctors don't get a better deal

Guide dogs have their day

Sickness absence from work is costing firms £610m a year

Scottish families get help to Mend their eating habits

Fight against global disease requires spirit of friendship as well as finance from UK

Under fire on the front line, but GPs are still doing well

On the rounds

Breastfeeding drive 'failing'

Government under fire for refusing free vote on embryo bill

Ministers reject nursing home extension bid

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