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Zoo poo could save NHS £1bn a year | Tottenham Independent

Naturally occurring viruses found in the faecal matter of some animals could be included in dressings used to treat diabetic foot ulcers.

United kingdomUnited statesNorth yorkshireGraham staffordSteve barclayDinesh selvarajahUniversity of sheffieldWorld health organisationDrug administrationProfessor graham staffordYorkshire wildlife parkDiabetes united kingdomHealth secretary steve barclaySheffield teaching hospitals

Zoo poo could save NHS £1bn a year | Clacton and Frinton Gazette

Naturally occurring viruses found in the faecal matter of some animals could be included in dressings used to treat diabetic foot ulcers.

United kingdomNorth yorkshireUnited statesGraham staffordSteve barclayDinesh selvarajahUniversity of sheffieldWorld health organisationDrug administrationProfessor graham staffordYorkshire wildlife parkDiabetes united kingdomHealth secretary steve barclaySheffield teaching hospitals

Zoo poo could save NHS £1bn a year | Wisbech Standard

Naturally occurring viruses found in the faecal matter of some animals could be included in dressings used to treat diabetic foot ulcers.

United kingdomNorth yorkshireUnited statesDinesh selvarajahSteve barclayGraham staffordWorld health organisationUniversity of sheffieldDrug administrationProfessor graham staffordYorkshire wildlife parkDiabetes united kingdomHealth secretary steve barclaySheffield teaching hospitals

Zoo poo could save NHS £1bn a year | Dunfermline Press

Naturally occurring viruses found in the faecal matter of some animals could be included in dressings used to treat diabetic foot ulcers.

United kingdomNorth yorkshireUnited statesGraham staffordDinesh selvarajahSteve barclayWorld health organisationDrug administrationUniversity of sheffieldProfessor graham staffordYorkshire wildlife parkDiabetes united kingdomHealth secretary steve barclaySheffield teaching hospitals

Zoo poo could save NHS £1bn a year | Stroud News and Journal

Naturally occurring viruses found in the faecal matter of some animals could be included in dressings used to treat diabetic foot ulcers.

United kingdomUnited statesNorth yorkshireSteve barclayGraham staffordDinesh selvarajahWorld health organisationDrug administrationUniversity of sheffieldProfessor graham staffordYorkshire wildlife parkDiabetes united kingdomHealth secretary steve barclaySheffield teaching hospitals

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