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Articles in July 6, 2009 issue of Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)

• Dementia call
• 'Let us decide'
• Saddle alert
• Pacemaker brings mum Jane a new lease of life; Health Reporter HELEN RAE finds out how a North East mum is coping after having a pacemaker fitted
• Risk of autism
• Targeting help to mums-to-be
• Celebs getting bigger
• A& E helpers' SOS
• Silent sufferers
• Cleaning up superbug
• Top tips to keep your hair on
• Dreams of a different pattern pattern
• Parental fears
• Dementia study call
• Veggies benefit
• Robotic surgery
• KEEP YOUR COOL THIS SUMMER; The hot weather may be glorious but we need to take steps to protect ourselves from its harmful effects. Health Reporter HELEN RAE explains
• Hidden disease affects millions; About three million peo ople in the UK have osteoporosis and every y year more than 230,000 fractures occur becaus se of it. LINDSAY BLAIR spoke to one woman living wi th the condition and reports on the importance of lo o
• Guide To Life
• Protecting your child from this illness is vital
• "HI DOC" Clive greeted me. […]
• Risky rulings
• Young drinkers
• Statins 'good' for you
• Award for city practice; Health Reporter HELEN RAE takes a look at a GP practice that has been recognised with a national award for quality of patient care
• Playing key role in care
• Do you know swine flu facts?
• 20mph roads limit is planned
• One step ahead of the Taliban; SOLDIER DAN DISCOVERED DEATH TRAP
• Award for care
• Father took his own life in jump
• HELP SNARE ATTACK GANG; Help needed to catch suspects
• Soldier runs for Britain
• Factory din a pane for neighbours
• Warning over bike thieves
• Have your pick of new homes at roadshow
• Terrier pub future is in doubt
• First ever national talent festival
• Shining Through; Week Will Celebrate The Many Talents Of The North East's Future Stars
• Events Across Region
• Confidence Is Key
• A chance to show off
• Grand garden
• Fenced in after fence taken away; DISABLED WOMAN'S FEAR OF DOG LEADS TO EVICTION THREAT
• Law firm limbers up for big run; COMPETITORS PUT IN THEIR FINAL TRAINING AS RACE DAY GETS CLOSER
• Dope farm weeded out; TEEN ARRESTED AFTER FIND
• Pet Watch
• Have your say on hospitals
• Pick of the day
• Your Stars
• Dunkirk spirit - oBlyth beach; LANDMARK OPEN AFTER 50 YEARS
• Boldly going into research
• Quackers race set to return
• Activities galore
• Bogie's boys in for tough opening
• Never mind Owen, who next for Mags?
• Why isn't Shearer a Tooniversal choice? Buyers not Al sold on idea of United icon as manager
• Beccy's skills to benefit soldiers
• Squeeze hits pets
• MP opens centre for families
• Missing daddy on his first birthday; FAMILY APPEAL OVER DEPORTATION
• Town's flood defence plea
• Ashes newbies cool for Katich
• Call for calm before storm; Skipper Strauss' appeal to England stars
• Westy's sights on Open victory
• Leaderless North not lacking positive direction
• We're all winners; RACE FOR LIFE LEADS THE WAY ON A HECTIC WEEKEND
• Warning over summer BBQs
• Naval man to take helm
• Hammer attack victim's bloody revenge; MAN RETALIATED AFTER BEING HIT WHILE HE SLEPT
• He's the best man!
• Centre on the crest of wave
• Holiday wait
• Pupils meet space crew
• Splat; World Champ Paintballer's On Target For His Next Contest
• How It Began
• League victory; SPORT In Brief
• Thunder rumbled despite scoring 40 points
• Summit to celebrate; Champion Federer is No 1 man again
• On This Day

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