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TODAY'S NEWS
Tighten radon laws - experts
Wed January 7th - Hundreds of deaths could be prevented each year by bringing in tighter laws on household radon levels, researchers claimed today. More
Low vaccination rates jeopardise measles elimination
Wed January 7th - Hopes of eliminating measles in Europe by 2010 may not be realised, European experts warned today. More
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Detox products anger scientists
Tues January 6th - Scientists took a campaign against so-called detox treatments to the High Streets yesterday. More
Weight link to women's cancer
Mon January 5th - Women who are obese face a nearly doubled risk of developing cancer of the ovaries, reseachers warned today. More
Grape-seed extract may attack leukaemia cells
Fri January 2nd - Scientists have discovered that an extract from grape seeds may help destroy leukaemia cells. More
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Doctors.net.uk - An ancient treatment for heart disease may have a role in tackling cancer, researchers have found.
Bloodmed.com - Scientists have discovered that an extract from grape seeds may help destroy leukemia cells.
StaffNurse.com - Nurses are under intense pressure to deliver on the four-hour waiting target in accident & emergency departments, it was reported today.
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NEWS FOR THE WEEK 14th NOVEMBER 2008

Previous week's news

14/11/08 - Low allergy plants needed in town centres
Town planners are being asked to consider allergy sufferers when choosing plants for "green spaces". More

14/11/08 - Children still not getting their five a day
New figures show that many children in the UK are still not managing to eat five pieces of fruit and veg a day. More

13/11/08 - Tamoxifen resistance puzzle solved
British scientists have discovered the mechanism that causes women to develop resistance to the breast cancer drug Tamoxifen. More

13/11/08 - Large waistline, shorter lifeline
A large waistline can almost double your risk of premature death, even if your weight is in the 'normal' range, British researchers warn today. More

12/11/08 - Euro blood pressure problem
High blood pressure is posing a major threat to health across Europe and immediate action is needed to tackle it, say experts. More

12/11/08 - Lack of sleep may pose heart threat
Researchers have found evidence that sleeping less than seven and a half hours per night may increase the chances of heart disease among people at a slightly raised risk. More

11/11/08 - Breast-feeding boosts lung power
Babies who are breast-fed for at least four months develop healthier lungs, British researchers reported yesterday. More

11/11/08 - Slim down Britain campaign launched
A nationwide campaign to boost healthy eating and reduce obesity was launched today by the British government amidst a host of newly disturbing facts and figures. More

10/11/08 - New indicator for statins
A major international heart disease trial has been halted after successfully identifying a powerful new test for risk. More

10/11/08 - Vitamins fail heart trial
The idea that vitamin supplements can prevent heart disease has failed to win support in a major study, a conference was being told today. More

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