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jpost.com - DANIELLE GREYMAN-KENNARD - Syria tries to revive hospitality industry with new Tourist Police Unit
Syria tries to revive hospitality industry with new Tourist Police Unit
The Jerusalem Post

Damascus has created a new Tourism Police Unit, responsible for the security of visitors in the country, as part of plans to bolster Syria's reviving hospitality industry, Syrian Tourism Minister Mazen Al Salhani announced at the Syria Private…

bbc.co.uk - Joe Gerrard - York hospital congestion causes 'dangerous driving' - council
York hospital congestion causes 'dangerous driving' - council
BBC

Joe Gerrard Local Democracy Reporting Service Drivers have been travelling the wrong way down the road due to congestion near a hospital, a councillor has claimed. During a meeting this week, City of York councillors heard how this type of…

mirror.co.uk - Jeremy Armstrong
 - Obesity-related hospital admissions 'far worse in the North than South
Obesity-related hospital admissions 'far worse in the North than South
The Mirror

NHS Trusts in the North are left to deal with more obesity -related admissions than in the south, new research reveals. The data found that six of the UK's 10 worst-hit areas are in the North of England, with Manchester recording the highest…

washingtonexaminer.com - Raymond Kordonowy - Republicans can sway voters with reconciliation hospital price crackdown
Republicans can sway voters with reconciliation hospital price crackdown
Washington Examiner

The predictable result has been consolidation, higher prices, and fewer choices. Nearly 4 out of 5 physicians now work for hospitals, health systems, or other corporate entities, and roughly 6 in 10 practices are owned by hospitals or corporate…

bbc.co.uk - Eleanor Ingleby - Sheffield hospital patient gives robot surgery the 'thumbs up
Sheffield hospital patient gives robot surgery the 'thumbs up
BBC

The first patient to undergo pioneering robotic-assisted surgery has said he is 'amazed' by the speed of his recovery. Andy Sturrock, from Wincobank, underwent a gallbladder procedure in April this year, where surgeons were assisted by surgical…

nbcnews.com - 9 killed in strikes in Gaza overnight, hospital says
9 killed in strikes in Gaza overnight, hospital says
NBC News

Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least nine Palestinians overnight, according to local hospitals, even as much of the world's attention was focused on the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon. The nine people were killed in at least…

mirror.co.uk - Neil Shaw - Woman died in hospital 47 days after being kicked by horse
Woman died in hospital 47 days after being kicked by horse
The Mirror

The friend of a “generous and beautiful” mother-of-two says her life may have been saved had she been wearing more protection during a horse accident. Ewa Larsson, 59, was dragged and kicked by a cob called Davy, who she had been…

newsweek.com - Taneia Surles - Best cancer care: Why non-profit hospitals are a top choice
Best cancer care: Why non-profit hospitals are a top choice
Newsweek

When patients seek cancer treatment, they're likely to choose healthcare facilities with a strong reputation and proven care outcomes. Some of America's top hospitals for cancer care aren't the ones you may think of at first. Research for Newsweek…

mirror.co.uk - Martin Bagot - NHS hospital midwives 'made to work double shifts and stay awake for 24 hours
NHS hospital midwives 'made to work double shifts and stay awake for 24 hours
The Mirror

Hospital midwives were told to work double shifts with no sleep, meaning they were awake for more than 24 hours, an NHS inspector has found. The dangerously long shifts were identified at John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, which was also failing to…

independent.co.uk - Via AP news wire - 9 killed in strikes in Gaza overnight, hospital says
9 killed in strikes in Gaza overnight, hospital says
The Independent

At least nine Palestinians were killed overnight in strikes in Gaza, according to local hospitals, even as much of the world's attention was focused on the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon. The nine people were killed in at least…

cnbc.com - Joseph Wilkins - The World Cup will offer a boost these hospitality stocks, Deutsche and Goldman say
The World Cup will offer a boost these hospitality stocks, Deutsche and Goldman say
CNBC

The world's biggest sporting event kicks off in North America next week. Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs have listed the sectors and stocks they see getting a boost from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosted by the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. 'The World…

wwd.com - Sofia Celeste - Three Editions In, Fragrance-meets-design Salon 'Olfactory Signals' Draws Fashion and Hospitality
Three Editions In, Fragrance-meets-design Salon 'Olfactory Signals' Draws Fashion and Hospitality
WWD

MILAN — Olfactory Signals, a platform that redefines fragrance as a powerful artistic and design medium, is catching on. Since its debut on the scene in 2025 at 10 Corso Como, the pioneering sensory design platform has become distinguished…

express.co.uk - Emily Ferguson - Princess Kate spotted at Manchester cancer hospital
Princess Kate spotted at Manchester cancer hospital
Daily Express

The Princess of Wales during a visit to The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester The Princess of Wales has arrived at a leading cancer hospital in Manchester, where she will highlight the healing power of holistic care for people living with…

wral.com - 9 killed in strikes in Gaza overnight, hospital says
9 killed in strikes in Gaza overnight, hospital says
WRAL News

DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — At least nine Palestinians were killed overnight in strikes in Gaza, according to local hospitals, even as much of the world's attention was focused on the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.

gazettenet.com - Samuel Gelinas - Cooley Dickinson Hospital workers turn up heat in contract fight
Cooley Dickinson Hospital workers turn up heat in contract fight
Daily Hampshire Gazette

NORTHAMPTON — Cooley Dickinson Hospital's technical and service workers braved the heat for five hours Thursday to pressure Mass General Brigham as they advocate for fair wages. The union 1199SEIU, which represents 687, or 70%, of Cooley…

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