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1. 1. Health trust in name fury

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 28 August 2008 HEALTH chiefs have sparked anger by changing the name of local Primary Care Trust.

2. 2. Corrie could be bad for your health!

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 28 August 2008 CORONATION Street is setting a bad example to families, say health experts.

3. 3. Toddler wins health battle

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 22 August 2008 A TODDLER whose body was eaten away by a killer meningitis bug has beaten the odds to return home from hospital.

4. 4. Will new surgeries solve dental crisis?

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 01 August 2008 HEALTH bosses in Trafford say four new dental practices are to open in the borough in an attempt to tackle the NHS dentist crisis.

5. 5. Sailing to a healthy profit

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 19 August 2008 Despite much consolidation in the insurance broking sector, Matthew Baldwin, the boss of PMI Health Group, tells Sheryl Moore why he's keeping it in the family...

6. 6. Trust cancels 1,200 operations

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 21 August 2008 A HEALTH trust cancelled almost 1,200 operations last year.

7. 7. Drugs stolen from clinic

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 26 August 2008 THIEVES have stolen a large quantity of potentially lethal drugs from a health centre.

8. 8. Drink driving nurse jailed

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 02 August 2008 A DRINK-driving mental health nurse has been jailed for causing a fatal crash that deprived a woman with Alzheimer's disease of her carer husband. Susan Hopkins, 53, was more than three times over the limit when she lost control of her vehicle near Lincoln, killing 77-year-old James Sabey.

9. 9. Parents warned if kids are too fat

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 05 August 2008 PARENTS are to receive letters warning them if their children are too fat. The government has told health chiefs to send the results of school weight checks to pupils' homes.

10. 10. Burning calories, saving energy

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 18 August 2008 SUSTAINABLE power company Ener-g has signed a deal to help a chain of national health and fitness clubs reduce its annual electricity bills by almost £1m.

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