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  Healer to the stars in court battle to save his reputation

  Sep 7 2008:

  'Doctor' faces lawsuit from patient whose legs were amputated after treatment in his clinic

• Diabetics left at heart attack risk

  Sep 7 2008:

  Quarter of Britain's diabetics not being given basic medicines to ward off cardiovascular illnesses, researchers find

• Enduring stigma

  Sep 6 2008:

  Letter: I am writing to complain about one of the words in your crossword

• Doctor opposes new law on organ donors

  Sep 6 2008:

  Leading transplant authority says modification will degrade society's ethical framework

• Molar explorer

  Sep 6 2008:

  The dentist Building trust is vitally important to Lena Vakil, she tells Leo Benedictus - which explains why her most loyal patients travel from Denmark to see her.

• Competitive sport puts pupils off exercise, study says

  Sep 5 2008:

  Schools should cut down on competitive sport because it is undermining the government's drive to tackle obesity, researchers have warned

• Fight for blood cancer drug goes to high court

  Sep 5 2008:

  Health trust's decision to withhold drug under scrutiny after criticism of NHS postcode lottery

• Deprived areas data reveals cancer survival divide

  Sep 5 2008:

  Lower survival rates in 'spearhead' primary care trust areas than those in more affluent areas

• John Hobbs

  Sep 5 2008:

  Obituary: A physician and child health expert, he set up an early bone marrow donor register

• People in poorer areas less likely to survive cancer, figures show

  Sep 4 2008:

  Cancer patients in deprived areas of the country have less chance of being alive five years after diagnosis, according to the national statistics office

• Work after retirement, says Blunkett

  Sep 4 2008:

  Older people should be prepared to work after they reach retirement age for as long as they are physically able to, says former cabinet minister

• 'We should seek work activity for those who can'

  Sep 4 2008:

  Full text of David Blunkett's Graham Lecture to Counsel and Care

• Pupils should be served lunch on china plates, says Balls

  Sep 4 2008:

  Ed Balls wants headteachers to encourage more secondary school pupils to eat healthy food by treating them like proper paying customers

• Religious circumcision needs child consent, charity says

  Sep 4 2008:

  Jewish and Muslim parents should wait until sons are old enough to agree to ritual circumcision, Norm-UK to tell conference

• Pre-washed salad is a dirty trick

  Sep 3 2008:

  Felicity Lawrence: It takes sweated labour to grow it, it's not even really washed before we eat it – and it costs a packet, literally

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