Call to scrap the term 'asthma'
The term 'asthma' should be abolished because it is incorrect and misleading, claims a leading medical journal.
26 Aug 2006
The term 'asthma' should be abolished because it is incorrect and misleading, claims a leading medical journal.
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Lib Dems support a move to get more people off incapacity benefit and into work but the Government have to ensure that such a scheme is properly supported.
Commenting on the King's Fund report, 'Future Trends and Challenges for Cancer Services in England' Liberal Democrat Health Spokesperson, Sandra Gidley MP said:
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