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UK breast implant providers defy call for free replacement
9 Jan 2012: Three UK cosmetic surgery firms reject health secretary's moral case to remove and replace PIP implants for free
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10 Jan 2012: Health secretary supports idea of health professionals asking patients about their unhealthy habits every time they use NHS
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9 Jan 2012: Three UK cosmetic surgery firms reject health secretary's moral case to remove and replace PIP implants for free
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9 Jan 2012: Jess Thom: Using a disability to insult Ed Balls is cheap, but don't apologise to people like me with Tourette's – stop your assault on the NHS
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9 Jan 2012: Committee suggests health benefits oversold, while doctors say putting a minimum price per unit would prevent 10,000 deaths
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8 Jan 2012: Letters: For Cameron to say his resolution is 'to kill off health and safety culture' shows not just insensitivity to bereaved families, but how out of touch he is
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6 Jan 2012:
Manufacturers of breast implants and hip joints must get CE mark rather than licence based on evidence from clinical trials
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6 Jan 2012:
David Cameron announces far-reaching measures in response to heavy criticism of care standards from watchdog
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6 Jan 2012: Prime minister wants hospital nurses to concentrate on 'patients not paperwork' to drive up standards
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5 Jan 2012: Letters: The first step towards the sensible integration of health and social care must be to drop this unwanted and unnecessary legislation
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5 Jan 2012: Lucy Reynolds: While PIP breast implants were put in by private surgeons, the beleaguered NHS is likely to pick up the bill for any removals
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5 Jan 2012: David Brindle: Millions of carers battling the system every day would welcome integration, but many will be sceptical of a breakthrough
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