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24/05/2013 - Alzheimer's drug hopes dashed
Hopes for a new drug for Alzheimer's disease were dashed by researchers last night. More

23/05/2013 - Hope for E.coli vaccine
Swedish researchers have announced the successful development of a vaccine against E.coli infection. More

21/05/2013 - Mediterranean diet ‘boosts ageing brain’
Elderly people can boost their brain power by following a Mediterranean diet with either added extra virgin olive oil or mixed nuts - rather than a low-fat diet, researchers say today. More

21/05/2013 - Bunions inherited?
If you develop bunions and lesser toe deformities – blame your parents. For a new study has confirmed that white Europeans are likely to inherit their foot problems. More

17/05/2013 - New gene screen warning
The public should be careful of signing up for genetic screening tests which search for undiscovered health risks, experts said yesterday. More

10/05/2013 - Europe ready for heart awareness day
Twenty-one countries across Europe are taking part in a heart failure awareness day (HFA-Day) today to help people recognise the symptoms and get early treatment. More

09/05/2013 - Fungus treatment call for asthma care
Thousands of patients with asthma may need anti-fungal therapy, experts have reported. More

09/05/2013 - Call for breast implant safety rethink
Government officials were too quick to declare that faulty breast implants did not pose a threat to women's health, it is claimed today. More

08/05/2013 - Sleep link to male cancer risk
Men who have trouble sleeping may face an increased cancer risk, researchers have reported. More

07/05/2013 - How health scares cause illness
Modern health scares have created a nocebo phenomenon - where people experience symptoms because they wrongly think something is damaging, researchers claim. More

30/04/2013 - Omega-3 helps to preserve memory
Eating omega-3-rich foods, such as fish, rather than saturated fat, dairy and meat could help to preserve memory and maintain the ability to think, it has been claimed. More

29/04/2013 - Particle lab software to boost cancer treatment
Some of the world's most sophisticated computer programmes are being pressed into service to help improve the safety and effectiveness of radiotherapy treatments for cancer, it was announced today. More

29/04/2013 - Thyroid link to heart disease
Having an over-active thyroid gland is a major risk factor for heart disease, a conference was being told today. More

23/04/2013 - Measles alert is Europe-wide
A Europe-wide campaign to boost childhood vaccination was launched yesterday as measles ravages parts of the UK and other regions of the continent. More

22/04/2013 - Manual work link to heart disease
Affluent societies associate heart disease with sedentary jobs and lack of fitness - but people in demanding physical jobs may also face a high risk, researchers warned yesterday. More

22/04/2013 - Marathon pain-killer warning
Thousands took part in the London Marathon safely yesterday - but some may have suffered unexpected medical effects through taking common painkillers, researchers warned. More

15/04/2013 - Painful gene for women
Women may have a genetically increased risk of suffering from back-ache, according to new findings. More

12/04/2013 - Surgery that spares women cancer
Women who undergo surgery for the condition endometriosis may enjoy protection against cancer, researchers reported yesterday. More

11/04/2013 - Adult health may decline - warning
New generations of adults are less healthy than their predecessors - putting at risk continuing improvements in human life expectancy, researchers warned yesterday. More

10/04/2013 - How cutting weight saves a nation's lives
A slight drop in the population's weight could significantly cut the rate of people dying from diabetes and heart disease, new research suggests. More

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