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Fish oil works against diabetes

Researchers at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine have discovered why eating fish may be a great idea to ward off chronic inflammation and insulin resistance. more...

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Long term stress causes weight gain

Stress not only affects your mental health, but it can make you fat too, says a new study. The study has suggested that stress could lead to changes in the body that also lead to heart disease and other illnesse. more...

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Mum s cuddle eases baby s pain from jabs

Mums giving newborn babies a cuddle seems to ease their pain from jabs, finds a recent study. Toddlers are given sugary water before being administered an injection or taking a blood sample. more...

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Sex is good for your brain

A study on rats has suggested that sex apparently can help the brain grow. The research also showed that sexually active rodents were less anxious than virgins. more...

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Alcohol drinking in Britain sees sharpest fall since 1948

Consumers drank on average five bottles of wine fewer last year as health concerns and the recession combined to bring biggest drop in alcohol consumption since records began. more...

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Food inflation up at 10.86% in third week of Aug

Annual food inflation rose marginally to 10.86 percent for the week ended August 21, after the previous two week decline, despite a fall in vegetables prices. more...

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Major advance in tackling aggressive breast cancer

A breakthrough in understanding how a particularly aggressive form of breast cancer develops could lead to the creation of new drugs which would stop tumours ever developing, scientists hope. more...

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Potting plants could cause Legionnaires

Compost manufacturers are considering putting warnings about Legionnaires disease on their bags following advice from the Royal Horticultural Society. more...

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Maternal, infant health index improves in India: Unicef

There has been a significant improvement in maternal and child health indicators in the country with rise in institutional delivery and increase in immunisation, a Unicef survey released Thursday said. more...

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Promising new one dose malaria drug discovered

Researchers have discovered a promising new malaria drug with the potential to treat resistant strains of the deadly disease in a single dose, according to a study published today in the journal Science. more...

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Botox maker to pay $600M to resolve investigation

Allergan Inc., the maker of wrinkle smoothing Botox, has agreed to pay $600 million to settle a year long federal investigation into its marketing of the top selling, botulin based drug. more...

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Infant fixing gaze could be early signal of autism

Infants fixing their gaze on a particular object for a long time could be an early indication of developing autism, say researchers. more...

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Brain exercises may be good initially, but speed up dementia later

Solving crossword puzzles and reading may do you good initially, but speed up dementia later in life, says a new study. more...

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Organic strawberries are more nutritious

Scientists have revealed that organic strawberries are both tastier and better for health. Naturally produced strawberries also have a longer shelf life and a richer, fruitier flavour, according to the researchers. more...

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English wine beats champagne to win Decanter trophy

A little known English wine has beaten world famous champagne houses to remarkably win one of the most important awards in the wine industry, being named as the best sparkling wine in the world. more...

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Restaurant table turning means some pay £1 a minute

Restaurants policy of turning tables means that some diners are paying more than £1 a minute to eat a meal out. more...

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Continued overfishing will see all MSC certified Northeast Atlantic mackerel fisheries lose accreditation by 2012

If overfishing by Icelandic and Faroese fishing boats in the Northeast Atlantic continues, then all Marine Stewardship Council certified mackerel fisheries will lose their accreditation by January 2012, according to a spokesman for the body. more...

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Bulk of UK/German wheat harvest now in, but quality questions remain

More than three quarters of the UK and German wheat harvests are now in, but questions remain over the quality of what s still in the ground. more...

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Drug costs would push millions more into poverty: Study

Tens of millions of people in low and middle income countries would be pushed below the poverty line by buying common but vital medicines which are already unaffordable to hundreds of millions more, a study has found. more...

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Sleep deprived teenagers triple chances of mental illness by spending nights online

Young people who rob themselves of sleep by spending all night surfing the internet and playing computer games are tripling their chances of developing a mental illness, according to research. more...

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