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November 2006

latest news

Macular degeneration linked to stroke risk

Benefit of tetanus vaccination two fold

New hope for stomach cancer patients

our health

Exercise key to healthy bones

New Alzheimer’s cause uncovered

mind and wellbeing

Sleep deprivation in women may cause weight gain

nutrition

New study proves glycemic index a winner

Asthma

Immune system key to new asthma treatment

A new study has found that asthma sufferers have low levels of an immune system protein that acts as the lungs first defense against the cold virus. This finding will have a significant impact on the way the disease is treated.
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Pregnancy health care

Pregnant women still smoking

Despite all the known health risks to their unborn baby, one in six women and one in two teenagers still smoke during pregnancy.
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Latest News

How effective is coated aspirin?

New studies have revealed a significant drop in the effectiveness of aspirin in recent years, and an increase in resistance to the drug.
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