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Saturday , 29 November '08

Four genes that drive metabolism pinned down

Four genetic variations appear to determine the speed at which people burn up food, researchers...
Saturday , 29 November '08

A-Z of the diet you need

Vitamin C is also one of the key nutrients proven to be essential for the skin’s support system known as the collagen
Saturday , 29 November '08

Scientists doubt utility of CT scan as heart test

The US health insurance programme for the elderly, Medicare, is spending money on state-of-the-art CT scanners...
Saturday , 29 November '08

Bone of no contention

Bone formation appears to be controlled by serotonin, a chemical previously known mainly for its entirely separate role in the brain.
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Saturday , 22 November '08

Pine tree extract may ease jet leg

Taking pine bark extract for a few days before a long-haul flight may reduce the severity and duration of jet lag symptoms, researchers from G D’Annunzio University, Italy indicate.
Saturday , 22 November '08

Your age on your page

Women who’ve had an unplanned pregnancy are at risk of future unplanned pregnancies, regardless of risk factors like age and education, researchers from Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island found.
Saturday , 22 November '08

The Doctor Is In

These are symptoms of allergic conjunctivitis, a self-limiting disease. The key thing is not to use steroids.
Saturday , 22 November '08

The winter glow Go Orange, Green And Red, Think Colour

During the winter months, our skin seems to need greater attention. In addition to using the usual external creams and lotions it is important to pay attention to our diet.
Saturday , 22 November '08

Surgical sutures: A stitch whose time has come

Fifty years ago, a soldier injured on the battlefield would be sewn up by medics using sheep’s gut. A hundred years earlier they would have used silk. Before that, metal wire.
Saturday , 22 November '08

Watch out for fever in newborns

The baby didn’t look sick, as he lay in his mother’s arms and looked around the room at the clinic. He wasn’t screaming inconsolably, wasn’t limp and listless.
Saturday , 15 November '08

Sugar-free does not always mean safe

On the occasion of World Diabetes Day on November 14, 2008, it is pertinent for me to point out many important issues connected with diabetes.
Saturday , 15 November '08

Let the baby cry, but do not shake her

Occasionally, Teresa Trojanowski hopes her son TJ played hockey or football, got his driving license or a first date.
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