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Obesity surgery increase alcohol sensitivity
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Panel to decide on cervical cancer jab
Obese patients 'most likely' to survive
Rise in early-stage abortions
Smoking ban enjoys public support
Kerala to establish medical tourism centre
York GP highlights obesity treatment lottery
Sexual health service welcomes new centres
Emotions affect hip replacement recovery
'Frog spawn molecule' cancer treatment
Singapore recognised for medical tourism
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Private Healthcare UK keeps you up to date with the latest news and developments in private treatment in the UK.
Bonus for Brighton residents
Brighton based American Express Insurance Services is offering Brighton residents a 10% saving on annual travel insurance. The offer is available on two American Express travel insurance policies -...
Expatriate insurance firm receives licence
AXA Insurance Gulf has received its medical licence from the General Authority for Health Services (GAHS) in Abu Dhabi. The licence has been issued in view of the law passed by the GAHS earlier this...
Popularity of Private Medical Insurance
Bupa research shows that for 65 percent of Britons, access to clean hospitals is the most important reason for taking out PMI.MRSA and general hospital hygiene are clearly top concerns for people....
Bupa studies carbon footprint
In a move to lessen the environmental impact of its business, Bupa is conducting a world-wide study of its carbon footprint. In measuring the impact a company has on the environment – through its...
Cinven wins 1.5 billion pound Bupa hospitals auction
Private equity firm Cinven has won the £1.44 billion auction for Bupa UK's 25 private hospitals. The sale of Bupa Hospitals will have no impact on Bupa's insured customers, who will continue to...
Tooth whitening 'should be performed by professionals'
Treatments to improve the colour of teeth should ideally be carried out by a professional, a private dental practice has advised.A spokesperson for the Mermaid Clinic said that, although there are...
WHO warns of health risks for long-haul travellers
New travel health advice from the World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that flying long-haul can double the risk of developing blood clots, and potentially fatal deep vein thrombosis...
Singapore recognised for medical tourism
Singapore's successful medical tourism industry has been recognised at the TravelWeekly Industry Awards, which were held in Hong Kong earlier this month.The nation received the Best Tourism Branding...
'Frog spawn molecule' may provide cancer treatment
A synthetic drug which is based on a molecule found in frogs' eggs could provide a new cancer treatment, researchers have said.Scientists at the University of Bath have been working on a molecule...
Emotional state affects hip replacement recovery
A patient's emotional state can affect their recovery following hip replacement surgery, a new study has found.Research by scientists at Saint Louis University found that a patient's emotional status...
Sexual health service welcomes plans for new centres
New plans to provide better sexual health services have been welcomed by the Brook Advisory Centres.The voluntary sexual health service has described the opening of new centres as...
York GP highlights obesity treatment lottery
A GP has launched an attack against the government's postcode lottery approach to obesity treatment, insisting that not enough people have access to surgery.Although obesity surgery is recommended...
Kerala to establish new medical tourism centre
A new holistic tourism centre is to be set up in the Indian state of Kerala, offering medical treatment and visitor attractions, it has been reported.Tourism minister Kodiyeri Balakrishnan revealed...
Smoking ban enjoys public support
The majority of British people support a ban on smoking in public places, a national survey has revealed.According to figures collated by the Office of National Statistics (ONS), 77 per cent of...
Rise in early-stage abortions
A record number of abortions took place in England and Wales in 2006, largely thanks to a rise in the use of 'abortion pills'.Rates of under-16 and under-18 abortions were both higher than in 2005,...
Obese patients 'most likely' to survive heart ops
A new study has discovered that overweight patients are more likely to survive treatment for heart attacks than normal weight patients. Research conducted by German and Swiss scientists has concluded...
Panel to decide on cervical cancer jab for girls
A government panel is set to decide if UK girls should receive a vaccination as part of cancer treatment.The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation is set to look at evidence surrounding the...
Medical tourism package for hair launched in Brazil
A new medical tourism package designed to cater for people with hair loss has been launched in Brazil.Patients can now seek treatment abroad for baldness with Makeover Brazil, which has selected...
Yemen promotes first medical tourism destination
Medical tourism now accounts for around five per cent of international tourism, and Yemen is one of the latest countries attempting to develop this sector.The nation benefits from good medical care...
Obesity surgery may increase alcohol sensitivity
Patients who undergo obesity surgery may find themselves getting drunk faster and taking longer to sober up, researchers have found.A study by scientists at the Stanford University School of Medicine...
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