South Wales Echo - 2017-12-18

• WHERE IS LORRAINE?
• ACE BALE TO MARRY EMMA IN ‘HAUNTED’ ITALIAN CASTLE
• WARNOCK WILL HAVE JANUARY CASH – DALMAN
• WHY TILLS AREN’T RINGING FOR MANY SHOPS THIS XMAS
• Bluebirds treat for young fan who raised cash for the homeless
• Warning over smelly clay-like substance washed up on beach
• Extra £10m pledged in bid to get youths off the streets
• It’s a family affair for slimmers
• Inspiratio­nal engineer picks up three awards
• Minister ‘delighted attitudes to Welsh have changed’
• Rape victim speaks out about ordeal at hands of ‘monster’
• More calls about sexual abuse concerns being referred to police
• Warning over food safety standards if US deal agreed
• YESTERDAYS 1966
• The battle for medicines that could change lives of cystic fibrosis patients
• Christmas concert to raise cash for dialysis unit
• BOUQUET OF THE WEEK Volunteer helps families in need
• NHS striving to keep pace with technology Modern technology is changing the landscape of our health services, as Wales makes the most of its talent for innovation, says
• Pioneers used 3D technology in groundbrea­king jawbone operation
• Lifeline for stroke patients
• Ground-breaking surgery for those with epilepsy
• Pioneering technology speeds up COPD diagnosis explains how a new device is
• New form of radiothera­py set to help cancer patients
• Optometris­t’s swift referral saved Karen’s sight
• Algorithms can’t replace care and compassion
• Hi-tech help at hand to manage diabetes
• Our children are digital natives – keep them safe
• Patients across the country have suffered complicati­ons from plastic mesh implants. Here, explains what they are and why they’re causing such agony for people
• Improving patient care by digitising records
• 25 years of growing the best of ideas
• The RCN in Wales highlights how district nurses are using technology to assist patients in their own homes

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