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Friday, 4th July 2008

Health

Health boards 'risk being swallowed up' PLANS to "twin" Scotland's three island health boards with mainland authorities could be the start of the "slippery slope towards centralisation", opponents claimed yesterday.

'Woman' who lived as a man gives birth AN American who was born a woman but has lived as a man since having surgery has given birth to a baby girl, it was reported last night.

GPs surprised by their own baby's birth A BABY whose parents are both GPs, was born in a bath just yards from a maternity hospital.

Goldie gives NHS something back CONSERVATIVE leader Annabel Goldie marked the 60th anniversary of the National Health Service yesterday by giving blood.

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Majority of youngsters struck with leukaemia will survive

Heart charity makes plea for donations to save lives

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