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07 Oct 2008 12:00PM - Alex Thomson
The writer Terry Pratchett, who has been diagnosed with dementia, is leading a campaign launched to tackle negative perceptions of the disease.
Debbie Purdy, who has multiple sclerosis, brings a landmark case to the high court in an effort to clarify the law on assisted suicide, reports Victoria Macdonald.
Patients face unnecessary delays and confusion over access to emergency care, according to a new Healthcare Commission report.
China's health minister admits that thousands of children are ill after consuming milk containing melamine, reports Lindsey Hilsum.
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