Paul Gallagher
Health Correspondent at The i Paper
Health Correspondent @theipaper [email protected] | East Stand Lower @Arsenal | Primary School Governor | often on a bike
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eir.news | Paul Gallagher
The May 22 lead editorial in Israel’s oldest newspaper, Haaretz, hit hard: “The war in Gaza must end immediately. The government must strive for a deal to bring back all of the hostages, withdraw the Israel Defense Forces from the Strip and end the war.
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eir.news | Paul Gallagher
Since the Moody’s downgrade of U.S. Treasury debt, interest rates in the world’s largest financial market have started to rise again. But a Bloomberg News article on May 19, “Bond Investors Detect Trouble in U.S. Debt Stripped of AAA Rating,” warned of a bigger problem. Treasury debt, doubled in just the past five years, is being issued larger and larger volumes, but in shorter- and shorter-term bills and notes, which have to be rolled over by new issues almost every year.
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theguardian.com | Paul Gallagher
Good morning. Our main story today looks at a growing “culture of total disrespect” in schools, with teachers reporting a shocking rise in bullying behaviour and even violence towards them. Some are deciding to quit the profession. Meanwhile, Ukraine has hit out at US “silence” after Russia carried out its largest air raid of the war – and we learn more about the tragedy faced by two doctors in Gaza after nine of their 10 children were killed in an Israeli airstrike.
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msn.com | Paul Gallagher
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inews.co.uk | Paul Gallagher
Personalised dementia tests could be rolled out “within five years”, according to a scientist behind groundbreaking research that it is hoped will lead to earlier diagnosis. The prediction comes from Professor James Cole, leader of a team at University College London, that has begun a pioneering study to develop a model that allows more accurate brain scans to look for early signs of the condition.
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'Stop the dither and delay': Nurses issue strike warning to Streeting over pay Royal College of Nursing general secretary Professor Nicola Ranger will warn ministers today to come up with a 'significant' pay offer or face 'escalation' https://t.co/429RC3AFPx
Thousands of doctors and nurses sacked by NHS trusts facing £6.6bn deficit Diabetes services for children, virtual wards, end-of-life palliative care and rehab centres are among vital services under threat as health leaders try to balance the books https://t.co/y71UBsiOsa
50,000 lung cancer patients treated late in past 10 years - and it’s getting worse @theipaper One in eight patients are currently 'long waiters' - facing delays of at least 104 days to start their treatment @CR_UK analysis reveals https://t.co/YR2Ev7QPYh