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How dead fruit flies harm living ones

When flies see an excess of dead flies in their environment, they undergo significant physiological changes

Salon

Volunteers can’t fix the crisis in social care

Letters: Karen Edmunds and Jol Miskin respond to the government’s plan to use volunteers to plug gaps in social and health care services

The Guardian - UK

Expectant mums share anxiety after Co Derry maternity unit closure decision

A woman expecting her second child in September warned the closure could mean 'babies born in cars'

Belfast Live

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What if you can’t afford long-term care?

As many as 8 in 10 older Americans couldn’t afford more than four years in an assisted living facility or two years in a nursing home, according to a recent analysis

The Independent UK

NHS calls for retired consultants to help clear hospital wait lists

Recently retired doctors will be able to perform outpatient appointments via a new digital platform

The Independent UK

Care service handed 'good' rating from industry watchdog - and shown areas on where it can improve

Cairllum Care Ltd is registered to provide a care at home support service to adults with physical or learning difficulties and older people living in their own homes or in the community.

Daily Record

Dublin jobs: Recruitment open day for homecare assistants with same-day interviews

Successful candidates will be working with clients to provide a range of services such as companionship, personal support, meal preparation and mobility assistance

Dublin Live

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India’s older women face the brunt of exclusion: HelpAge India survey

India’s older women are facing the brunt of exclusion and are increasingly becoming victims of abuse, a survey, by HelpAge India, ahead of the UN-recognised World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (June 15) has revealed.

The Hindu

The digital upstart targeting the NHS’s £6bn flexible staffing market

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The Independent UK

Edinburgh care home manager rumbled after providing 'fake' reference for job

John Doolan was let go from his previous Home Manager role at Ashwood House in Callander after being involved in a relationship with a colleague who he managed.

Edinburgh Live

Women and Money: Three Ways to Plan for the Future as Life Happens

Childcare, divorce and aging parents can all take a toll on a woman’s financial security, but planning ahead, becoming financially literate and staying proactive can help.

Kiplinger

Grandparents missing out on 'little known benefit' worth £1000s

Research revealed around 150,000 grandparents could be missing out on the state pension boost worth £1,000s

The National (Scotland)

World Blood Donor Day | Delhi man Kiran Verma on mission to cover 21,000 km across India to create awareness of blood donation

World Blood Donor Day: Delhi man Kiran Verma on mission to cover 21,000 km across India to create awareness of blood donation

The Hindu

Doctors call for overhaul of nation’s ‘sickcare’ system

Billions of dollars in economic benefits could be reaped with improvements to the healthcare system, a report by the peak medical body says.

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Doctors call for overhaul of nation's 'sickcare' system

Billions of dollars in economic benefits could be reaped with improvements to the healthcare system, a report by the peak medical body says

Chronicle Live

Heartbreak as County Durham boy with extremely rare condition dies following surgery

Benjamin Edmundson-Brown, who defied the odds numerous times throughout his life, has sadly died following surgery on his spine

Daily Record

New delay for WASPI women waiting on Ombudsman's review into State Pension age changes

Millions of women born in the 1950s were affected by the change to the State Pension age.

Evening Standard

Spain’s paid menstrual leave hits unsympathetic employers where it hurts — in their bottom line

Spain’s plan to offer up to five days paid menstrual leave is a wake-up call to employers to finally acknowledge female pain in the workplace says Alexandra Jones

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Junior doctors reject pay offer and vote to strike in July

JUNIOR doctors in Scotland have rejected a pay offer from the Scottish Government and will strike for three days in July.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's death rate rises six per cent in first quarter of year as births fall

Scotland’s death rate was 6.2 per cent higher than the five-year average in the first quarter of this year, according to analysis.

Belfast Live

DUP says UK should be 'embarrassed' over Irish government plans to fund student nurses in Northern Ireland

Paul Givan said failing to properly finance Stormont is "undermining" arguments for Northern Ireland remaining in the UK

Wales Online

Man in his 70s arrested on suspicion of murder of woman last seen in 2017

Patricia Finnie was 64 when she was last seen

Kiplinger

No Long-Term Care Plan? Here’s What to Do About It

Small-business owner Jennifer found herself in a tough caregiving situation and doesn’t want to subject her family to that. What are her, and your, options?

The Hindu

National Exit Test for medical students is neither in the interest of students nor State governments: CM Stalin writes to PM Modi

Stating Tamil Nadu’s opposition to the test, which is to be implemented from next year, the T.N. CM said that not only would the test be an additional burden upon students, it also seemed to be another attempt to “dilute the role of State governments and universities in the health…

The Guardian - UK

Three-day strike by doctors in England expected to have ‘enormous impact’

Junior doctors are seeking a 35% salary rise to restore the value of their pay to 2008-09 levels

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