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Daily media bulletin
Wednesday 25 January 2012
By Theme
Concerns over vitamin D deficiency
Experts review vitamin D advice BBC
Vitamin D awareness in decline, say doctors The Guardian
A quarter of UK toddlers are lacking Vitamin D The Independent
Rickets returns as 1 in 4 toddlers found to be lacking in vitamin D The Mirror
Vitamin D deficiency in UK a 'major problem' The Telegraph
Royal Jubilee Maternity Hospital baby deaths linked to taps
Taps behind baby infection deaths BBC
Deadly infection that killed three babies is traced to taps in hospital's neo-natal unit The Daily Mail
Killer infection came from taps The Independent
Baby deaths bug traced to hospital neo-natal unit taps The Mirror
Study investigates the effect of fried food on heart disease
'Fry food in olive oil' heart tip BBC
Fried food heart risk 'a myth' The Telegraph
Fried food not all bad, says study The Times
Health and Social Care Bill coverage
It's not too late to save the NHS from the barbarians The Guardian
Lansley defends NHS reforms after scathing report from MPs The Independent
Lord Owen backs opposition to NHS reforms The Times
Lansley and Dorrell row over NHS reform The Times
By Publication
BBC
Lyme disease risk from dogs 'higher than thought'
Hospitals write off foreign debts
BMJ
Surgeons’ leaders call for ban on cosmetic surgery advertising
Health minister wants to see lawyers’ leaflets banned from emergency departments
The Daily Mail
GPs told to quiz elderly with serious health problems about 'how they want to die'
Childhood jabs are 'less effective' in youngsters exposed to food packaging chemicals
HIV gum test 'just as effective as traditional blood screening'
The Guardian
Care Quality Commission puts gagging orders on six employees
Unions debate more pensions strikes
The war on the truth about drugs
HSJ
Exclusive: police investigating fraud claim at foundation trust
The Independent
Bowel cancer patients 'need choice', says report
The Mirror
Dog attacks put 6,120 in hospital in a year and cost NHS £9.5m to treat
The Nursing Times
Nursing Times launches new pressure ulcer prevention learning unit
Redefining 'autism' will leave many without treatment
Pulse
GP-private venture deal offers GPs incentives to deliver savings cuts costs by £20 per patient
CCGs further widen health inequality, analysis shows
CCGs with high referral rates are ‘red-rated’
The Telegraph
End-of-life plans halve unplanned hospitalisations
The perfect storm that threatens the NHS
Doctors threaten 'go slow' protest over pensions
The Times
