20th March, 2011 - Posted by health news - No Comments
Amongst the countless jobs available nowadays, there are plenty which count on the employee undergoing a medical examination in order to make sure that their level of health is good enough to do the job properly. That stop those with health issues from getting a job, but instead guarantees that they won’t be offered a job where their problem could be compounded by the situation where they are occupied. Medical screening can be an extremely constructive way of making sure that applicants with chronic illnesses or disabilities are not treated unfairly when it comes to the workplace. Continue reading Read More
19th March, 2011 - Posted by health news - No Comments
Ask anyone to name some renowned hospitals in the Britain and without question the same pair of names will almost always get mentioned. Almost everyone will know of Great Ormond Street Hospital which specialises in child health and Moorfields which is the unchallenged leader in the treatment of eye complaints. Continue reading Read More
18th March, 2011 - Posted by health news - No Comments
As individuals near retirement there are many who fully embrace the idea of having countless days to pass doing exactly what they want when they decide to, whilst some will worry about being listless or feeling lonely. There are a lot of options of course, and if you have always kept busy and interested in life beyond work there is no reason to worry. Continue reading Read More
16th March, 2011 - Posted by health news - No Comments
The obsession with ‘celebrity’ has done much to undermine the self esteem of some youngsters who perceive the airbrushed pictures they see in magazines as the look to wish for. Sadly, most of those looking at the pictures are unaware that there are other influences involved in creating these unattainable looks. Continue reading Read More
16th March, 2011 - Posted by health news - No Comments
A little research shows that, despite cost reduction attitudes inside the NHS, the healthcare standard in the UK is keeping a higher percentage of us alive for longer. A great deal has been mentioned about the financial ramifications of an increasingly old population in respect of pension expenses and an increase in care needs as more people live into old age and have age related health difficulties which mean that they have to be cared for by the state. Continue reading Read More
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