AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWomen’s Health: Fertifa is buying menopause specialist Tuune, adding personalised hormonal care to its employee health services. Ebola: A British healthcare worker who tested positive in DR Congo is being brought to the UK for specialist treatment; they are stable and authorities say the risk to the public remains low. Cancer Detection: More than 20,000 NHS patients aged 45 and over could join a trial of blood tests to help GPs spot six abdominal cancers earlier. Speech and Language Services: More than 58,000 children are waiting for community support in England, with 2,860 waiting over a year and 957 over two years, amid reported staff shortages. Food Safety: The FSA warns people sensitive to sulphites not to drink affected batches of Rubicon Yuzu & Pink Grapefruit; cartons can be returned for a refund. Children’s Health: New figures show 11% of children are obese by their first year of primary school in England, adding to concern about rising childhood obesity.
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