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Cancer mortality rates correlate to geography as well as behaviour

Researchers at Case Western Reserve University in Ohio have found that risk factors historically linked to cancer mortality vary regionally across the United States, to the extent that they believe those differences should be considered in developing tailored public health interventions.

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People who receive periodontal care have better outcomes after heart attack

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Physician burnout undermines safe healthcare, says study

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Social care sector to receive £500m after health secretary announcement

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Government reviewing anti-obesity strategy which prevents children eating junk

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Royal College of Nursing warns 1 in 8 nursing posts are vacant

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New bank data analysis reveals NHS staff in financial distress

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Feature: We must unlock the full value of volunteers across our public sector

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Non-monetary benefits improve NHS nurse retention rates

Light touch initiatives, such as giving nurses enough flexibility at work and looking after their training and professional development, helped the NHS retain almost 1,700 more nurses and midwives, according to new research from the University of Surrey.