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Hello, thank you for listening to this edition of Inside Health.

I hope you enjoy it.

Coming up today, continuity of care.

I meet a legend from the world of general practice,

and he's the man behind a new study emphasising the importance of seeing the same doctor.

Mental capacity, or rather lack of it. What happens when someone's deemed incapable of making

or comprehending important decisions? And research in the NHS and why it's so important.

In order to improve the NHS, research is a fundamental part of what we need to do.

And it's been there in the NHS's charter ever since it was born 70 years ago.

But we start with breastfeeding, which is in the news again.

This time, following the publication of a study suggesting that early weaning,

introducing solids before the age of six months, can help breastfed babies sleep.

Inside Health, Dr Margaret McCartney has been taking a closer look.

The findings have attracted a lot of attention, Margaret.

They certainly have.

So there have been headlines across the

internet suggesting start solids better, sleep better. And in fact, the study has been so contentious

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