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France's law to ensure people 'age well' falls short of expectations

Like many developed countries, France is facing an ageing population and low birth rate. Parliament this week approved a law that aims to help seniors "age well". After months of debate, however, MPs across the political spectrum worry the final bill isn't ambitious enough.

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King Charles and Princess Kate are reportedly "closer than ever" after their time in hospital together

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Over 4,000 Covid victims at Madrid care homes ‘could have been saved’

Citizen-led commission suggests deaths may have been avoided if transfers to hospital were allowed

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Assisted dying: what are the laws in UK and what changes are proposed?

Scotland could become first part of UK to offer terminally ill adults assistance to end their lives if Holyrood approves bill

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Bill tabled in Scotland could legalise assisted dying for terminally ill adults

If law is passed Scotland would become first part of UK to offer terminally ill people assistance to end their lives

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Crackdown on dodgy cemetery operators gouging mourners

Changes to the NSW cemetery and crematorium sector will lift standards to ensure mourners burying loved ones are not exploited by unscrupulous operators.

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Aged care workforce under pressure, says union

Nurses take their concerns over aged care reform to Canberra.

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SA health system in bad shape as elective surgeries cut

Elective surgeries have been cancelled across Adelaide as hospitals battle a shortage of beds and record ambulance ramping.

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Losing a parent is never easy, no matter your age

Letters: Readers respond to Adrian Chiles’s article about the death of his father and share their own experiences

The Guardian - UK

Nurseries are being paid enough to deliver massive increase in free childcare, minister claims

Nurseries say they will be left out of pocket by offering more free places

Evening Standard

Four Things to Know About Managing a Loved One’s Finances

Figuring out when it’s time and knowing how to talk about it are just the start. You also need info about estate plans, insurance and health care decisions.

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Single Justice Procedure: Magistrates demand changes to controversial fast-track courts

Magistrates across the country want change to the Single Justice Procedure, but the government says it has ‘no plans’ for change

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I had cancer when my children were young. This is what Kate should know

Three great pieces of advice helped us get through a horrible situation, says Marina McIntyre, the Guardian’s deputy audience editor

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Thousands of foreign nurses a year leave UK to work abroad

Exclusive: Surge in nurses originally from outside EU moving overseas prompts concern Britain is a ‘staging post’ in their careers

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More than half of England’s army veterans have health problems – report

Survey finds many ex-military personnel fear being misunderstood and are reluctant to seek professional help

The Hindu

To curb illegal trade, Health Ministry tells States to plug gaps in compiling data of organ donors

Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare expresses concern over States not compiling organ donor data, urges compliance for effective transplantation program monitoring.

International Business Times

How Will UK Royal Family Deal With Staffing Crisis?

Serious health issues, fallouts and scandals have plunged the UK royal family into a staffing crisis, with responsibility for public duties falling heavily on its older members.

The Hindu

Health Department orders probe into allegations of harassment by Bengaluru Rural District Family Welfare Officer against DHO

The Bengaluru Rural District Family Welfare Officer S R Manjunath has alleged that the DHO Sunil Kumar has been harassing him for continuing investigation and registering cases against two private hospitals

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5 scents that will boost your focus and productivity

Fed up of procrastinating? These scents will help

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Motherhood is a motherload of work. That’s the reality

Letters: Readers respond to Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff’s article about her reservations about embarking on parenthood

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Nursing Home Care: What to Do When Medicare Wont Pay

Here's what to do when Medicare won't pay for a nursing home facility.

Marie Claire

Three people have reportedly been suspended over Kate Middleton's medical breach

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‘I can’t do another year like last year’: nurses in England on cost of living crisis

Three nurses share how they have been affected as survey finds many in NHS in England turning to credit or savings

The Guardian - AU

‘Now there are people who are willing to pay’: the rise of private mothers groups

In Australia there are free, universal services for new parents. So why are paid-for groups and programs becoming more common?

Evening Standard

West 'baby bust' warning: Tumbling fertility rates will leave countries with shrinking population, says new study

In Western Europe, the total fertility rate – the average number of children born to women of childbearing age – is predicted to be 1.44 in 2050, dropping to 1.37 in 2100

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