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  • Addiction drugs 'aid weight loss'
    A combination pill of two drugs used to treat addiction may help people lose weight, say US researchers.
  • Pregnant women rights questioned
    The right of women to choose whether they have home births is being questioned by a leading medical journal.
  • Calcium pills 'raise' heart risk
    Calcium supplements taken by many older people could be increasing their risk of a heart attack, research shows.
  • Royal couple visit new hospital
    The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall have visited Birmingham to take a look around the city's new "super-hospital".
  • Child heart op ban 'should stay'
    Children's heart surgery should remain suspended at Oxford's John Radcliffe Hospital where four babies died, a report says.
  • Churchill's teeth fetch £15,200
    A partial set of false teeth made for Sir Winston Churchill are sold at auction in Norfolk for £15,200.
  • Mother's grief
    Living with the effects of the Oxford heart surgery deaths.
  • Child-free by choice
    But why do others question the decision?
  • Can your doctor call you 'fat'?
    Doctors need to be more direct when they are dealing with overweight patients, according to the government's health minister.
  • Coping with loss of armed forces parent
    A special holiday break is helping UK children cope with the loss of loved ones killed in conflict
  • Destination Harley Street
    Referring patients to a specialist private clinic cheaper than NHS
  • Public health fear in NHS revamp
    The overhaul of the NHS may harm the public health drive, a health think tank is warning.
  • Hip hope from stem cell technique
    Doctors may soon be able to patch up damaged bones and joints anywhere in the body with a simple shot in the arm.
  • What to do if stung by a Weever fish
    What should you do if you are stung by Britain's most poisonous fish?
  • Say fat not obese, says minister
    GPs and other health professionals should tell people they are fat rather than obese, England's public health minister says.
  • Asian donation
    Organs for the community are in short supply
  • Are we all ill?
    New mental health manual could mean we'll all end up diagnosed
  • Weight, exercise and pregnancy confusion
    NICE have issued new guidelines on women's weight during and after pregnancy.
  • Can music aid athletic performance?
    Music has helped elite tri-athletes in Australia increase their endurance by 15%, researchers say.
  • Friends offer 'a survival boost'
    Having good friends and neighbours appears to boost survival chances by 50%, say researchers.
  • Alcohol can 'lessen' arthritis
    Drinking alcohol can reduce the severity of rheumatoid arthritis symptoms, a study has found
  • Warning for obese mothers-to-be
    Obesity levels among pregnant women have reached epidemic levels, putting the health of their babies at risk, experts say.
  • 'Emergency fund' for cancer drugs
    The government announces a £50m fund aimed at giving patients access to cancer drugs sooner.
  • Ample bodied
    How realistic is it for women to want this actor's shape?
  • Creative block
    Robert Winston on the torment of scientists not just artists
  • Super-sized school uniforms sold
    As more and more children start primary school overweight, retailers are having to expand the waistlines on school uniforms.
  • Elderly care: Who should pay?
    Dame Joan Bakewell tackles the dilemma of who should pay for the care of our aging population.

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  • Addiction drugs 'aid weight loss'
    A combination pill of two drugs used to treat addiction may help people lose weight, say US researchers.
  • Pregnant women rights questioned
    The right of women to choose whether they have home births is being questioned by a leading medical journal.
  • Calcium pills 'raise' heart risk
    Calcium supplements taken by many older people could be increasing their risk of a heart attack, research shows.
  • Royal couple visit new hospital
    The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall have visited Birmingham to take a look around the city's new "super-hospital".
  • Child heart op ban 'should stay'
    Children's heart surgery should remain suspended at Oxford's John Radcliffe Hospital where four babies died, a report says.
  • Churchill's teeth fetch £15,200
    A partial set of false teeth made for Sir Winston Churchill are sold at auction in Norfolk for £15,200.
  • Mother's grief
    Living with the effects of the Oxford heart surgery deaths.
  • Child-free by choice
    But why do others question the decision?
  • Can your doctor call you 'fat'?
    Doctors need to be more direct when they are dealing with overweight patients, according to the government's health minister.
  • Coping with loss of armed forces parent
    A special holiday break is helping UK children cope with the loss of loved ones killed in conflict
  • Destination Harley Street
    Referring patients to a specialist private clinic cheaper than NHS
  • Public health fear in NHS revamp
    The overhaul of the NHS may harm the public health drive, a health think tank is warning.
  • Hip hope from stem cell technique
    Doctors may soon be able to patch up damaged bones and joints anywhere in the body with a simple shot in the arm.
  • What to do if stung by a Weever fish
    What should you do if you are stung by Britain's most poisonous fish?
  • Say fat not obese, says minister
    GPs and other health professionals should tell people they are fat rather than obese, England's public health minister says.
  • Asian donation
    Organs for the community are in short supply
  • Are we all ill?
    New mental health manual could mean we'll all end up diagnosed
  • Weight, exercise and pregnancy confusion
    NICE have issued new guidelines on women's weight during and after pregnancy.
  • Can music aid athletic performance?
    Music has helped elite tri-athletes in Australia increase their endurance by 15%, researchers say.
  • Friends offer 'a survival boost'
    Having good friends and neighbours appears to boost survival chances by 50%, say researchers.
  • Alcohol can 'lessen' arthritis
    Drinking alcohol can reduce the severity of rheumatoid arthritis symptoms, a study has found
  • Warning for obese mothers-to-be
    Obesity levels among pregnant women have reached epidemic levels, putting the health of their babies at risk, experts say.
  • 'Emergency fund' for cancer drugs
    The government announces a £50m fund aimed at giving patients access to cancer drugs sooner.
  • Ample bodied
    How realistic is it for women to want this actor's shape?
  • Creative block
    Robert Winston on the torment of scientists not just artists
  • Super-sized school uniforms sold
    As more and more children start primary school overweight, retailers are having to expand the waistlines on school uniforms.
  • Elderly care: Who should pay?
    Dame Joan Bakewell tackles the dilemma of who should pay for the care of our aging population.

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    British Forces PDF Print
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    Sunday, 22 November 2009 20:59
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    British Forces
    Support for Service Men & Women
    Support for Ex-Service Men & Women
    Support for Injured, Maimed and Traumatized Service Personnel
    Support for Families
    Support for Bereaved Partners
    GLB Support
    All Pages
    Page 1 of 7

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    Housing

    Haig Homes is the leading UK provider of rental housing for ex-Service people.

     

    Sir Oswald Stoll Foundation  provides high quality homes and support within a secure community to vulnerable and disabled Veterans, including those who have been homeless. We provide rehabilitative care, training and back-to-work initiatives for individuals to ensure that they are physically and mentally equipped for independent living.


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