Health news stories from the Times Series

Swine flu vaccinations begin for key health workers

3:20pm Wednesday 18th November 2009

KEY health staff are being vaccinated against the swine flu virus as doctors warn infection rates could get “substantially” worse.

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Borough's GPs to receive first swine flu vaccines this week

2:10pm Wednesday 28th October 2009

THE first batch of swine flu vaccines are being sent out to Barnet GPs this week.

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Retired clinicians needed to help cope with pending swine flu demand

11:39am Wednesday 23rd September 2009

AN APPEAL has gone out from health bosses calling on recently retired clinicians to assist with the impending swine flu vaccination programme, which is expected to kick in over the coming months.

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Returning school pupils warned over swine flu pandemic

3:39pm Tuesday 15th September 2009

THE start of the school year has prompted health bosses to reissue advice over the ongoing swine flu pandemic.

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Stress experts on alert during credit crunch

4:27pm Friday 4th September 2009

EXTENSIVE treatments to help combat stress and anxiety are being made available to people who are struggling during the continuing credit crunch.

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Woman told to wait for crucial medical treatment

2:08pm Thursday 20th August 2009

A GRANDMOTHER who desperately needs a revolutionary cancer treatment is being denied it by NHS Barnet.

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Misleading website advice hinders disabled NHS patients

5:00pm Tuesday 18th August 2009

HEALTH bosses have insisted disabled facilities are available at all the borough's drop in centres, despite misleading advice on some websites.

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'Persistent demand' for Finchley to Royal Free Hospital bus route

12:33pm Tuesday 4th August 2009

PRESSURE groups are calling for new bus route to link the east of Barnet borough with a hospital.

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Swine flu now 'commonplace' in borough

1:10pm Wednesday 22nd July 2009

HEALTH chiefs in Barnet have accepted swine flu is now “commonplace” within the borough.

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