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1. 1. Bid to improve the health of the UK's workforce

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 19 October 2005 THE Government& has launched a drive to improve the health of the UK's workforce in a bid to cut down the 40 million days lost every year through sickness and injury.

2. 2. £47m health centre buy

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 11 October 2005 HEALTHCARE property investor the Medical Property Fund has acquired its second health centre in Manchester as part of a £47m deal.

3. 3. Health message from the deep

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 October 2005 DIVERS are being targeted in a health awareness campaign with a difference.

4. 4. Oldham's health divide

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 07 October 2005 RESIDENTS of Saddleworth East can expect, on average, to live nine years longer than people in urban areas of Oldham.

5. 5. Beckham boy in new health scare

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 05 October 2005 DAVID Beckham's three-year-old son Romeo is believed to have been re-admitted to hospital after suffering convulsions for the third time in three months.

6. 6. Hewitt defends cigs deal

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 28 October 2005 HEALTH Secretary Patricia Hewitt has been forced to defend the government's partial ban on smoking in enclosed public places as campaigners continued to heap on their condemnation.

7. 7. Hewitt set for smoking showdown

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 24 October 2005 HEALTH Secretary Patricia Hewitt faces a showdown with Cabinet colleagues today over plans for smoking rooms in pubs and clubs.

8. 8. Blair told: 'Make the smoking ban total'

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 13 October 2005 HEALTH campaigners made a last-ditch plea to the prime minister as the Cabinet met to discuss smoke-free legislation.

9. 9. Flu pandemic 'would be a catastophe'

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 28 October 2005 HEALTH experts have warned of the potentially "catastrophic" effects of a bird flu pandemic in Britain.

10. 10. '1,000 nurses face axe in NHS crisis'

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 11 October 2005 UP to 3,000 NHS workers could lose their jobs because of cash shortfalls in health trusts, nursing leaders warned.

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