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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
NEWS CARRIERS
Doctors.net.uk - Senior medical experts today call for a popular diabetes drug to be withdrawn - claiming it entered the marketplace as a result of flawed assessments.
Bloodmed.com - The stem cells of the bone marrow have unique properties that allow them to thrive with minimal oxygen, researchers have discovered.
UKNursing.net - Nurses put on baseball caps and bling to record a rap about hand-washing, it has been reported.
StaffNurse.com - Many female deaths could be prevented by lifestyle changes, a new study suggests.
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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
Genetics

Genetics

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17/02/2010 - Heart disease gene tests ineffective
The public should not be fooled into relying on gene testing to predict risk of heart disease, experts warned last night. More

08/02/2010 - Ageing genes found
Some people age faster than others because of their genes, British researchers reported last night. More

04/02/2010 - Obesity gene affects thousands
A small number of people with serious weight problems have a genetic defect, British researchers revealed last night. More

29/10/2009 - Different genes control alcohol intake and alcoholism
Like a drink of alcohol? It may not mean you are on the way to becoming an alcoholic, scientists say. More

26/10/2009 - Gene therapy brings sight to blind
A gene therapy has successfully been used to restore sight to a blind child, it has been announced. More

14/10/2009 - Asthma linked to low birth weight and early birth
There is a clear link between low birth weight and the chance of developing asthma, says new research. More

02/10/2009 - Bowel cancer gene risk confirmed
Researchers have found a new genetic marker for bowel cancer risk. More

17/09/2009 - Gene finding could help kill cancer cells
British scientists have discovered a gene that triggers production of a blood cell that may help destroy cancer cells. More

07/09/2009 - Gene breakthrough offers diabetes hope
British researchers have found a genetic clue to the causes of type 2 diabetes, normally linked to obesity and poor diet. 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

10/07/2009 - Skin gene linked to allergy risk
New research has linked allergies such as eczema, rhinitis, and asthma to a specific gene. More

07/07/2009 - Mole genes found
Australian researchers have found two genes linked to the development of moles on the skin - and to the deadliest form of skin cancer. More

26/06/2009 - Hidden heart condition plea
An undiagnosed genetic heart condition is putting thousands of lives at risk, an expert will warn today. More

19/06/2009 - Childhood cancer mysteries revealed
Cancer researchers are on the way to explaining the origins of a common form of childhood cancer called neuroblastoma. More

04/06/2009 - Gene/smoking link to arthritis
New research has highlighted a possible new genetic link to rheumatoid arthritis. More

26/05/2009 - Menopause timing genes found
New genetic findings may help predict when a woman is likely to face her menopause, researchers reported yesterday. More

11/05/2009 - Genes for breast cancer spread found
Experts have identified three genes that are involved when breast cancer spreads to the brain. More

06/02/2009 - Genes link Vitamin D and sunlight to MS
Taking vitamin D during pregnancy may be important in lowering the risk of a child developing multiple sclerosis, according to a genetic study published yesterday. More

19/01/2009 - Heart gene affects one per cent
As many as one per cent of the world's population carry a newly-discovered heart disease gene, it was announced last night. More

30/12/2008 - Killer flu genes found
Scientists say they may have found the genes responsible for the deadly nature of the last century's worst flu epidemic. More

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