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OneCall24 specialises in recruiting and supplying highly qualified, experienced medical professionals for permanent, contract and temporary positions in the NHS and private healthcare organisations in the UK.

 

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  1. 17 May 2018

    Mental health: awareness is great, but action is essential

    This article was taken from: https://www.theguardian.com/science/brain-flapping/2018/may/15/mental-health-awareness-is-great-but-action-is-essential By Dean Burnett Raising awareness of mental health problems should be the start of the process of tackling them, not the end It’s mental health awareness week, 2018. And that’s good. It’s important to be aware of something that affects literally everyone, and that a quarter of the population regularly struggle with. It’s
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  2. 17 May 2018

    'Surprising' study suggests exercise may make dementia worse

    This article was taken from: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2018/05/16/surprising-study-suggests-exercise-may-make-dementia-worse/ By Sarah Knapton, science editor Exercise does not slow down mental decline and may even make dementia worse, a new study suggests. dementia worse, a new study suggests. Oxford University found that people with mild to moderate dementia who went to the gym twice a week for up to 90 minutes went downhill faster than those who
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