Early Alzheimer's skin test hope
It may be possible to develop a quick, painless skin test for Alzheimer's disease, scientists say.
17 Aug 2006
It may be possible to develop a quick, painless skin test for Alzheimer's disease, scientists say.
Autism does not simply affect how people relate to others but has a wide range of effects, a study suggests.
Scientists have found why colds make people with asthma more likely to have a severe and potentially fatal attack.
Inspectors have found little difference between mainstream and special schools in the quality of provision for English pupils with special educational needs.
Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt has apologised to people with learning disabilities abused whilst in the care of Cornwall Partnership NHS Trust.