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Daily media bulletin
Friday 27 January 2012
By Theme
Research into early detection of autism
Babies' brains 'show autism risk' BBC
Signs of autism 'can be detected in six-month-old babies' by measuring brain activity The Daily Mail
Early test to detect autism The Independent
Signs of autism at six months The Telegraph
Health and Social Care Bill coverage
Public health doctors vote for their faculty to oppose the health bill BMJ
We need to move on from this polarised debate on the NHS bill The Guardian
Lansley tells BMA: stop spreading lies about my health reform Bill The Independent
Andrew Lansley: I won't cave in on NHS reform The Telegraph
By Publication
BBC
Carers 'missing out on support'
More men 'have oral cancer virus'
Government escapes rebellion by medics over NHS
BMJ
NHS watchdog is failing patients and unfit for purpose, MPs are told
Network of UK centres is needed to deliver genomic technology across medical specialties
The Daily Mail
The Guardian
Up to 300 NHS Direct jobs 'at risk'
Ivory Coast forced to drop free public healthcare system due to rising costs
HSJ
Farrar: Commissioning board manager cuts 'pose a danger to patient care'
CQC is 'fit for job', says permanent secretary
The Independent
'300 jobs threatened' at NHS Direct
Increase in male deaths caused by alcohol
The Mirror
More than a million cancer carers may be missing out on vital support, charity reveals
The Nursing Times
Simple COPD score could help nurses predict exacerbation severity
Nearly half of people with rheumatoid arthritis are inactive despite benefits
NHS 111 risks increasing pressure on A&E and urgent care
RCN attacks planned cut in Scottish student nurse places
Pulse
GMC to review private health perk for employees
Self-help programme ‘reduces mental distress’
Planning care for high-risk patients ‘reduces hospital days by half’
CQC to visit and inspect one in ten GP practices
The Telegraph
Medics save baby with no blood
Millions of cancer carers missing out on benefits
Care home neglect 'not picked up by hospitals'
The Times
