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1. 1. Men shoppers 'put family health at risk'

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 02 February 2007 JUNK-FOOD loving men are putting the health of their families at risk as they take charge of the weekly grocery shop. One in three men say they now do the supermarket run, but shun healthy food choices because of a lack of `cost, education and time'.

2. 2. New fears on cannabis

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 January 2006 LAST week, the M.EN reported that cannabis is back under the spotlight due to growing evidence about the links to mental health problems. The Home Secretary wants more education about the subject.

3. 3. Wythenshawe hospital slammed after medical student loses memory stick with personal details of 87 patients

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 07 September 2011 A medical student lost sensitive personal information relating to 87 patients after storing them on a unprotected memory stick.

4. 4. Nurses receive awards for helping hip and knee replacement patients at Trafford General

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 11 October 2011 A nurse who transformed the care of hip and knee replacement patients so they recover almost twice as quickly has been given a top award. Senior orthopaedics nurse Elaine Paul, from Hale, played a vital role in introducing a new programme for patients at Trafford General last autumn.

5. 5. Divided nation: North-south health gap worst for 40 years

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 16 February 2011 Thousands of people a year from the north are dying earlier than they would have if they lived in the south of England, researchers at Manchester University say.

6. 6. NHS reform row is a storm in a teacup, says Andrew Lansley

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 21 May 2011 Health secretary Andrew Lansley has insisted he isn’t worried about losing his job – despite David Cameron announcing a pause in controversial NHS reforms.

7. 7. Final phase for new face of healthcare in region

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 30 July 2010 The new face of Manchester’s healthcare is revealed today as a £500m building project enters its final phase.

8. 8. Help change Christie's name

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 19 June 2008 ONE of the region’s best known hospitals is changing its name – and you can help christen it.

9. 9. 'Worrying' rise in abortions

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 June 2008 AROUND 30 abortions were carried out every day in Greater Manchester last year - an increase of seven per cent on 2006.

10. 10. Obesity fuels diabetes 'time-bomb'

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 25 February 2009 A RISING tide of obesity is fuelling an increase in the `time bomb' disease of diabetes. More than 100,000 people in Greater Manchester have the condition and it is becoming much more common in younger people and even children.

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