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Spire Manchester Hospital is celebrating after being named as a National Joint Registry (NJR) Quality Data Provider after successfully completing a national programme of local data audits.

Men are being urged to talk the talk and walk the walk, to highlight health issues that are causing thousands of premature deaths in the UK.

Spire Manchester Hospital in Didsbury is one of three companies to have been selected as a supplier to a framework agreement with Police Mutual.

Spire Manchester has become the first hospital in the North West of England to implement the pioneering technology, Stryker Mako, a robotic-arm assisted joint replacement surgery.

Manchester’s newest hospital has just unveiled artist impressions of a new service development – a purpose-built orthopaedic diagnostics centre that will attract some of the North West’s top surgeons.

It is time that more women get to ‘know their breasts’ say medical experts as campaign groups and charities throughout the UK prepare to support Breast Awareness Month.

Results of a new survey carried out for The Urology Foundation (TUF), has revealed that 70% of people in the UK do not know from which age a man should be tested for prostate cancer and that only one in five men aged 18-24 have checked their testicles for lumps in the last year!

A group of Altrincham girls found the recipe for success when challenged to design a ‘young people’s’ menu for Manchester’s newest hospital.

It appears to be the new ‘bad boy’ of all foodstuffs – but how many people presently on a ‘gluten-free diet’ really do need to avoid wheat products at all costs?

Mountain-climber Rob Schofield is on top of the world after becoming the first person in the North West to have a knee replacement operation carried out by the latest in robotic technology.