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NHS urges people with lung conditions to take extra care following recent fires

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By Misbaah Akhtar
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People living with asthma, respiratory and heart conditions are being urged to take extra precautions following recent fires which have caused smoke to drift across communities in the region. The NHS is reminding people that smoke from fires is not simply an unpleasant smell, it can affect your health and for people with existing breathing problems, can potentially cause a serious worsening of their condition.
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Resident Doctors recognised at Annual Medics Awards

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By Misbaah Akhtar
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Resident doctors from across Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust were recognised for their outstanding contributions to patient care and teamwork at the Trust’s annual Resident Doctor Awards. The awards, organised by Chief Registrar Dr Najiat Sarker and team, celebrated the innovation shown by doctors across a wide range of specialties. Dr Najiat Sarker explained: “Recognition is incredibly important in today’s NHS.
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Music Helps Healing at Midland Met

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By Misbaah Akhtar
| NHS
Patients, staff and visitors at Midland Metropolitan University Hospital experienced the transformative power of music during a special live performance by acclaimed soprano Samantha Oxborough, highlighting the important role that arts and music can play in supporting health, wellbeing and recovery.
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