CHILDREN as young as ten have had hip replacements on the NHS because they are so fat, shock figures show. They are going under the knife as childhood obesity levels soar, with one in three now ...
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Children as young as 10 have had hip replacements on the NHS because they are so overweight as Britain's obesity crisis laid bareIt has been revealed that children as young as 10 have had hip replacements on the NHS because they are so overweight, as Britain’s obesity crisis has been laid bare. Alarming figures have shown that ...
“This commission has been trying to deal with a more accurate way of diagnosing and classifying obesity in the first place.” He went on: “No system – the NHS or others – have had these ...
Childhood obesity crisis: children as young as 10 having hip replacements as 1 in 3 are 'overweight'
NHS figures show that obesity levels among young children are rising and it's having a 'major impact ' on their health.
The NHS is asking millions of people to act now in order to "live better" with type 2 diabetes. The condition is thought to affect millions of people in the UK, with an estimated 1.3 million people ...
On Tuesday, NHS doctors were told to use these extra metrics to diagnose obesity, in new guidance from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice). They had already been told to ...
This commission has been trying to deal with a more accurate way of diagnosing and classifying obesity in the first place. 'No system - the NHS or others - have had these methods yet - I think ...
This commission has been trying to deal with a more accurate way of diagnosing and classifying obesity in the first place. 'No system - the NHS or others - have had these methods yet - I think ...
EXCLUSIVE: With overweight and obesity said to be the second biggest cause of cancer in the UK, NHS GP Dr Hilary Jones shared ...
The current costs of obesity in the UK are £6.1 billion to the NHS and £27 billion to wider society, according to government figures. Some other experts are keen to rein in expectations about ...
There are precedents for a hybrid NHS-private model of healthcare. Ten years ago, a new drug treatment arrived that could cure the hepatitis C infection. The NHS couldn’t afford to give it to everyone ...
The study comes after the leader of a government anti-obesity programme said that giving everyone access to weight loss drugs could “bankrupt the NHS”. Professor Naveed Sattar, who leads the ...
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