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Hello, coming up today, Hospital Safety, Margaret McCartney has an issue with recent comparisons

between the NHS and the aviation industry and surgery. We're all familiar with the idea

of rehabilitation to help people get back on their feet quicker. But why wait until after the

operation? Pre-habitation is the latest development

and it's having a big impact on recovery, even in patients with cancers. It's obviously my body.

Cancer has happened to me and if I can do something to help myself to get over it, I'm prepared

to do whatever it takes really to still be here.

I find it quite fascinating that something as simple as this, which is getting patients

ready for surgery, has actually improved post-operative outcomes.

And I often think back and think it's not anything like laparoscopic surgery or robotic

surgery that's done that, but it's just getting patients ready from a physical and mental point of view.

More from the team behind that surgical prehab program later.

But first, e-sigs and vaping.

While the number of smokers in the UK has fallen by nearly a fifth over the last five years,

the number who vape is at an all-time high,

and it's a trend that's not been lost on the big cigarette manufacturers. British American tobacco,

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