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1. 1. Health chief says reforms threaten NHS

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 24 June 2006 THE chairman of an NHS trust says government health reforms threaten the future of the service.

2. 2. iSOFT boss predicts return to health

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 09 June 2006 UNDER fire iSOFT boss Tim Whiston said today he was confident the health software giant could turn the corner. In an exclusive interview with the Manchester Evening News he conceded that the company had faced "a number of difficult challenges", this year - but pledged to lead the business into better times.

3. 3. Put your health to the 10 minute test

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 23 June 2006 MANCHESTER residents have the chance to check the state of their health - in just 10 minutes. The Testing The Nation's Hearts roadshow offers free blood pressure and cholesterol tests, which could put people on track to a healthier lifestyle.

4. 4. Health scare choc bars still on sale

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 June 2006 CHOCOLATE recalled by Cadbury in a salmonella scare is still on sale across Manchester, the M.E.N. can reveal.

5. 5. McCann's health option

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 06 June 2006 A NEW medical division will help McCann Erickson Communications House to reap the rewards of widespread changes in healthcare marketing.

6. 6. NHS Trust chairwoman quits over reforms

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 24 June 2006 THE chairwoman of an NHS trust has resigned in protest at Government health reforms. Debbie Abrahams has handed her notice in to Rochdale NHS Trust because of her anger at the use of private health companies in the NHS.

7. 7. £1bn NHS spend 'dwarfs deficit'

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 07 June 2006 THE NHS in England spent an estimated é1 billion last year on management consultants - a figure that would "dwarf" the funding deficit in the health service, the leader of the UK's hospital consultants said.

8. 8. Another NHS boss quits on shake-up

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 26 June 2006 A HEALTH boss has quit over radical changes which, she claims, will "destroy the NHS as we know it." Debbie Abrahams, head of Rochdale Primary Care Trust, has resigned after five years in charge of health services in the borough.

9. 9. Docs target 'hypocrisy' of supermarkets

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 June 2006 SUPERMARKETS should not be allowed to run health clinics while simultaneously selling tobacco and fattening foods, doctors will argue.

10. 10. Surge in UK measles cases

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 15 June 2006 BRITAIN is in the grip of the biggest outbreak of measles since the triple MMR jab was introduced nearly 20 years ago, a health expert has said.

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