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Health chiefs are calling for smoking to be completely banned in all NHS buildings and grounds. Public Health England is campaigning for a 'tobacco-free NHS' with more support on quitting offered to patients, visitors and staff. more

Two Polish and two lithuanian hospitals will receive eu grant for child treatment.more

List of harmful substances was extended and now contains 4 new chemicals.more

In high-income countries, except in periods of war, famine, and infection outbreaks, national life expectancy has increased steadily for decades, although there has been stagnation or decline in poor and marginalised groups.more

A new study suggests more than half of workers suffer high levels of stress away from the office as they try to balance their home and work lives.more

The NHS could save £1.7 billion on conditions including heart disease and diabetes if Londoners walked or cycled for just 20 minutes a day, figures showed. more

The supermarket chain Morrisons has recalled a brand of meat because it could cause sickness and even meningitis.more

Londoners are shunning protective face masks despite significant warnings over soaring pollution levels, it has been revealed.more

Hospitals impede access to public information - said the foundation "Childbirth with Dignity ', which collects information about the quality of obstetric care facilities.more

As the volatile conflict in eastern Ukraine enters its fourth year, 1 million children are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance - nearly double the number this time last year, said UNICEF.more

16 Polish cities have already exceeded the permissible annual limit of air quality standards - informs the Polish Green Network. The list incudes cities: Krakow, Nowy Targ, and Wodzislaw Slaski.more

The amount spent by families on alcoholic drinks, tobacco and recreational drugs fell to its lowest level since modern records began, costing the typical household £11.40 a week last year compared with nearly £20 in 2001-02, according to the Office for National Statistics.more

Sadiq Khan came under pressure today to ban a Tube poster featuring Khloe Kardashian in a leotard just months after tightening Transport for London's rules on advertising. more

London Fire Brigade is warning people as more get stuck or trapped in objects in 'Fifty Shades' sexual pursuitsmore

Tesco is trying out a 'quiet hour' for people with autism, aiming to make the experience of shopping less noisy and overwhelming. The supermarket chain has started a six week trial where the automatic doors will stay open, music will be switched off, lights will be dimmed, there will be no staff stacking shelves and no tannoy announcements.more

Variety, the platitude goes, is the spice of life. When it comes to lunch, however, millions of Britons are choosing bland and repetitive instead. More than three quarters of office workers have eaten the same midday meal for the past nine months, a study has found. One in six has chosen to repeat the same sandwich or salad for at least two years.more

On Saturday, 11 February, the European Union celebrate the 112 Day dedicated to the unified emergency number. As part of the celebration, there will be many informative campaigns to increase society's awareness of the emergency hotline in all EU member states.more

Health food giant Holland & Barrett has been hit with a huge £500,000 fine after a mouse infestation was found at one of its London branches. more

Norwegian district court ruled yesterday that the municipality Sauherad rightly fired the Polish doctor for refusing abortion treatment.more

Most of them howerver doesn't feel that way and is dissapointed with sexual life.more

Hospitals will be legally obliged to charge migrants and other foreign patients before they are treated in an attempt to curb health tourism in the NHS. The Department of Health will announce regulations today under which patients will be refused treatment if they fail to provide proof of eligibility. Staff could be issued with card readers to take payments at hospital bedsides.more