Archive for February 28th, 2008|Daily archive page
Poor injection technique may have infected 40,000 with virus
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BBC Health News- Dispute over NHS hospital ratings
- Figures show 'obesity epidemic'
- Cell discovery hope for jet lag
- MS 'blood blockage theory' tested
- UK HIV cases 'higher than ever'
- Jump in global swine flu deaths
- Benidorm E. coli strain in the UK
- Fears over rise in eye drop use
- Ectopic pregnancy 'protein clue'
- Pardon? Humans 'hear' through their skin, say researchers
- NPSA Newsfeed
- Risks of omitting Hib when administering Infanrix-IPV+Hib
- Risks of chest drain insertion
- Risks with Intravenous Heparin Flush Solutions
- Statement on 'Right patient, right blood' Competency Assessment
- Risks of incorrect dosing of oral anti-cancer medicines
- Rapid Response Report 4: Fire Hazard with Paraffin Based Skin Products on Dressings and Clothing
- Improving the safety of patients with established spinal injuries in hospital
- Administering Vincristine
- Potassium chloride concentrate solutions
- Update on the implementation of recommended safety controls for potassium chloride in the NHS
- NLH Newsfeed
