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TODAY'S NEWS
Nothing works for morning sickness, says review
Wed September 8th - Pregnant women who suffer from morning sickness have no reliable medical remedy to turn to, experts said today. More
Limited cancer risk from radiation in pregnancy
Wed September 8th - Researchers are investigating the possible childhood cancer risk from foetal exposure to radiation. More
HRT ghost stories
Wed September 8th - "Ghost-writers" were used to promote the benefits of now discredited hormone replacement therapies, according to a major analysis published last night. More
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THIS WEEK'S STORIES
Magic mushroom may help dying
Tues September 7th - A magic mushroom potion could become a treatment to help people dying from cancer, psychiatrists have reported. More
Killer cockroaches could aid mankind
Tues September 7th - Can anything good come out of a cockroach? Yes, according to British scientists. More
Long hours need fitness
Tues September 7th - Men who work long hours need to keep physically fit to prevent their risk of fatal heart disease soaring, researchers warned today. More
Mad gene drives human diversity
Mon September 6th - A senior professor says he has found a "crazy" gene responsible for driving human evolution. More
Oxygen therapy questioned
Mon September 6th - Patients with serious lung disease and breathing difficulties may not need oxygen treatment to relieve their suffering, researchers say. More
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23/10/2009 - Doubts over benefit of low alcohol intake
New findings challenge the theory that drinking a little alcohol may be good for the health. More

20/10/2009 - Warning of alcohol death toll
Tens of thousands of people could die from direct effects of binge drinking in the UK in the next decade, experts warned yesterday. More

16/10/2009 - Global impact of cannabis revealed
A new review of cannabis use around the world suggests it has been used by one in 25 adults aged 15 to 64 years. More

14/10/2009 - New co-sleeping link to cot death
Sleeping with babies is now one of the key risks that can lead to cot death, British experts warned today. More

08/10/2009 - Pubs kick smoking plan into touch
The British government gained backing from footballers but not pub landlords today for its drive to get the nation to quit smoking. More

01/10/2009 - Sweet link to violence
Children who get a daily dose of sweets and chocolate face an increased risk of growing up to become violent adults, researchers warned today. More

24/09/2009 - Smoking bans cut heart attacks, claim
Countries that have banned smoking in public places have seen a significant decline in the number of heart attacks. More

22/09/2009 - UK elders cancer risk ignorance
Young Britons know more about the risks of cancer than older people, according to a survey published yesterday. More

21/09/2009 - HRT link to lung cancer
An expert yesterday questioned whether hormone replacement therapy has "any role" in medicine after new findings linked it to cancer. More

18/09/2009 - Health in middle age affects life expectancy
Poor health and habits such as smoking in middle age too often lead to early death for men, researchers warn today. More

27/08/2009 - World's poor targeted by tobacco
The world's poorest countries are being deliberately targeted by the tobacco industry, resulting in millions of preventable deaths, it was alleged yesterday. More

21/08/2009 - Drive to wean women off tobacco falters
Experts defended Britain's "give up smoking" campaigns yesterday after their success seemed to falter. More

20/08/2009 - Modern lifestyles linked to liver cancer
Modern lifestyles - with too much alcohol and obesity - have contributed to a massive increase in the number of cases of liver cancer in Britain, it was reported today. More

20/08/2009 - Heart risk from smokeless tobacco
People who use smokeless tobacco products face a slightly increased risk of having a fatal heart attack or stroke, researchers warned yesterday. More

19/08/2009 - Active chemicals in cannabis may halt prostate cancer
Cannabis may hold the key to a future treatment for prostate cancer, researchers believe. More

19/08/2009 - Drink sleep warning
Alcohol may help you get to sleep - but it won't give you a restful night, officials warned today. More

18/08/2009 - Smoking aggravates MS
People with multiple sclerosis who smoke cigarettes may accelerate the disease, researchers warned last night. More

14/08/2009 - Could bones be strengthened by cannabis?
Cannabis may offer protection against bone disease in later life, new research suggests. More

11/08/2009 - Alarm at oral cancer increase
Increased rates of alcohol drinking were blamed today for a sudden surge in the number of people developing cancer in the mouth. More

07/07/2009 - Danger of roll your owns
"Roll your own" cigarettes may seem more natural than the manufactured kind - but they are just as harmful, researchers reported last night. More

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