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1. 1. Health chief issues drink alert

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 31 August 2005 RESIDENTS should do everything they can to stop their local pubs extending opening hours, according to the region's top public health boss.

2. 2. Health trainers out to change your lifestyle

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 11 August 2005 COMMUNITY-based experts will be deployed across Manchester to advise people on healthy living.

3. 3. Long hours culture increases workers' health risks

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 18 August 2005 THE long hours culture which dominates many workers' lives dramatically increases the risk of suffering injury and illness, research revealed today.

4. 4. Hospital experts `running on empty'

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 26 August 2005 THE number of hospital consultants suffering from mental health problems is increasing, according to new research.

5. 5. Workers shouldn't stand for it, says TUC

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 24 August 2005 MILLIONS of people face serious health problems because they have to stand at work and are offered less protection than employees in the Victoria era, a new report has warned.

6. 6. Who gets the first bird flu pills?

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 31 August 2005 A LIST of the first people to receive scarce, life-saving pills to protect them from a feared bird flu outbreak is being drawn up by health bosses.

7. 7. 'Scare tactics' over net flu drugs

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 26 August 2005 HEALTH bosses have warned against buying drugs - including treatments for bird flu - from foreign internet companies advertising with scare tactics.

8. 8. Leak turns Beal into dead river

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 03 August 2005 RAW sewage has poured into the River Beal, killing thousands of fish and raising health fears among residents in the area.

9. 9. Kirsty's serenade as birthday beckons

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 29 August 2005 KIRSTY Howard showed her fighting spirit once again as she was serenaded by Coronation Street star Richard Fleeshman in one of her first public appearances since her latest health setback.<BR>

10. 10. Kirsty says thanks to the world

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 04 August 2005 LITTLE Kirsty Howard sits up in her hospital bed, reading about her health battle. The nine-year-old, who was born with her heart back-to-front, has made an incredible fightback after slipping into a critical condition last weekend.

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