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1. 1. 40-plus health check for all

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 01 April 2008 EVERYONE aged 40 to 74 will be offered screening for illnesses that kill 170,000 people a year.

2. 2. Healthy future for watchdog?

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 04 April 2008 TRAFFORD’S public health watchdog has been officially disbanded – but it will be a few months before the system replacing it is in place.

3. 3. NHS wasted £10m

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 02 April 2008 MORE than eight out of 10 operations which NHS bosses paid a private health company to carry out never happened.

4. 4. £10m wasted on private ops

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 02 April 2008 MORE than eight out of 10 operations which NHS bosses paid a private health company to carry out never happened.

5. 5. £10M wasted on private ops

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 02 April 2008 MORE than eight out of 10 operations which NHS bosses paid a private health company to carry out never happened.

6. 6. 8-year-olds risk sunbeds

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 24 April 2008 CHILDREN as young as eight are putting their health at risk by using sunbeds.

7. 7. Chernobyl kids' mystery gift

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 11 April 2008 A MYSTERY benefactor has donated boxes of sports clothing to children whose health was devastated by the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.

8. 8. NHS told: Learn to say sorry

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 07 April 2008 HOSPITALS should learn to say sorry more often when things go wrong with patient care, the health watchdog has said.

9. 9. Concern over 'war zone' hospitals

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 16 April 2008 HOSPITAL staff are coming under attack from a daily torrent of violence and threats in `war zone' conditions, health leaders have claimed.

10. 10. MP escapes ticking off

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 01 April 2008 GORDON Brown refused to be drawn into criticism of his health minister Ivan Lewis after he suggested he had lost touch with voters.

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