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Cancer still fatal despite NHS Facebook page

‘Fatal diseases are still by-passing our leafleting campaigns,’ admitted Health Minister Jeremy Hunt. ‘The NHS leads the world in leafleting and our use of Facebook as a distribution medium is world-class, so the latest figures are particularly disappointing.’

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Posted: Dec 10th, 2013
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Council ends racism, child abuse and bigotry through unlimited pamphlet printing

‘Our next target is to cure cancer with a series of awareness-raising magazines that engage the youth of the borough.’

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Posted: Aug 6th, 2010
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