News digest - bowel screening age, reducing childhood obesity, NHS delays, and biological `drones´
(WorldNews Europe)

Bowel screening age to be dropped to 50 in England Bowel cancer screening will be offered 10 years earlier in England, Public Health England announced this week. This follows evidence that screening people at a younger age would save more lives. The change brings England in line with Scotland, where bowel screening is already offered from the age of 50. BBC News and the Telegraph have the details. Working with new parents may reduce childhood obesity Advising first-time parents on how to respond to their child`s needs could help to reduce obesity in children, results from a US study suggest. BBC News and the Telegraph covered the research, which coached parents on sleep routines, physical...