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1. 1. New debt crisis hits health trust

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 May 2007 MENTAL health services in Manchester have been placed on the government's critical list.

2. 2. Health visitors on their bikes

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 24 May 2007 HEALTH visitors are getting on their bikes - to save the planet. Staff at the Old Moat Children's Centre, in Withington, want to reduce their `carbon footprint'.

3. 3. Health 'bank' signs up 1,000th recruit

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 12 May 2007 BRITAIN'S first Biobank - set up in Manchester just three weeks ago - has signed up its 1,000th volunteer.

4. 4. 'Cigs ban should be Europe-wide'

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 18 May 2007 THE European Union's health chief has called on the entire continent to follow Britain's smoking ban.

5. 5. Dentists slam 'healthy choc' claim

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 18 May 2007 A CAMPAIGN promoting the `health benefits' of chocolate has been slammed.

6. 6. 'Advanced' talks for iSOFT

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 01 May 2007 STRUGGLING health software group iSOFT is in "advanced talks" with several parties interested in acquiring or taking a significant stake in the company.

7. 7. Boots strides on as £11bn sale looms

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 03 May 2007 ALLIANCE BOOTS said it was in good shape after its UK health and beauty business increased profits for the first time in five years.

8. 8. Hayfever alert as the pollen count soars

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 03 May 2007 RECORD temperatures have sparked a hayfever outbreak two months early. Health bosses said the number of calls to the NHS Direct helpline from hayfever sufferers are double last April.

9. 9. iSOFT woe as CSC scuppers takeover

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 30 May 2007 HEALTH software supplier iSOFT has been dealt a major blow after key partner CSC said it would oppose its proposed £130m sale to an Australian company.

10. 10. Families' triple phone mast fears

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 May 2007 FAMILIES living close to THREE mobile phone masts want action after a survey revealed living within 400ft of just one can damage health.

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