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Meike Leonard

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Bone clinic promise will take government 38 years to fulfil at current rate

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By Meike Leonard
| MSN Verified
Meike Leonard A pledge by the Government to create 59 new life-saving brittle bone clinics by 2030 will, at the current rate, take 38 years, according to campaigners. Analysis of the Government's own data reveals that the planned rollout will take 34 years longer than promised – and potentially lead to an additional 40,000 preventable deaths. Osteoporosis affects more than 3.5 million people in the UK – nearly two-thirds of whom are women.
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Asbestos time-bomb: Toxic mineral may be killing FOUR times more people than previously feared, experts warn

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By Meike Leonard, Steve Boggan Verified
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Manufacturing 2 hours ago Akeso To Boost Manufacturing Of Cancer Drug Bloomberg • 2h Akeso CFO Bing Wang says the Chinese biotech firm is investing “significantly” to expand manufacturing of its lung cancer drug as it anticipates … Cancer 2 hours ago Tata Memorial study finds radiation cuts bladder cancer recurrence risk by over 50% Indian Express - Written by: Anuradha Mascarenhas • 2h An eight-year Indian clinical trial shows that radiation therapy after bladder removal surgery can...
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy Why the latest foodie craze for all things pickled could have surprising health benefits

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By Meike Leonard
| MSN Singapore Verified
Continue reading Continue reading Meike Leonard It's the unlikely star of the summer. Crunchy, sour and sludge-green, the humble pickle has long lived on the culinary sidelines – known merely as a burger garnish, your mum's weird pregnancy craving, or simply the occupant of that forgotten jar at the back of your fridge. But the latest Gen Z craze for so-called 'pickle parties' is bringing the flavourful snack back into the limelight.
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