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TODAY'S NEWS
Antiseptic on umbilical cord fights infection
Wed February 8th - Cleaning a newborn's umbilical cord at birth can help to limit infections, experts say today. More
Age - a risk factor for breast cancer death
Wed February 8th - Older women with breast cancer face a greater risk of succumbing to the disease than younger women, according to a Dutch study published today. More
THIS WEEK'S STORIES
Solid food weaning 'best'
Tues February 7th - Parents may do better for their infants by weaning them with solid food rather than with pureed food, British researchers report today. More
House-moves "bad" for children?
Tues February 7th - Children who move home frequently in childhood face an increased risk of poor health in later life, researchers warned today. More
Consuming fish during pregnancy 'improves' baby brain power
Mon February 6th - Eating fish during pregnancy could bolster the infant’s intelligence, according to early findings from a major European study. More
Stroke gene found
Mon February 6th - British scientists have found a new gene linked to a common cause of stroke, it was announced last night. More
Malaria kills double the numbers originally believed
Mon February 6th - Malaria kills 1.2 million people a year – twice as many as previously thought – with almost half of the deaths being children over the age of five. More
NEWS FROM THE WEEK ENDING JULY 16th 2010

Previous week's news

16/7/10 - Out of hours risk to new babies
Babies born outside normal working hours face an increased risk of death, according to research in Scotland published today. More

16/7/10 - Late diet may extend age
British scientists say they have taken some key steps to explaining why a period of dieting can extend life-span. More

15/7/10 - Swine flu killed "healthy"
More than half of last year's swine flu deaths in Britain involved people who were previously healthy, according to a new analysis. More

15/7/10 - Hope for Hawking disease
Medical school researchers have found a protein that may form the basis of treatment for muscle-wasting diseases. More

14/7/10 - Experts question drug law HIV link
Decriminalising addictive drugs might help prevent the spread of HIV, experts said today. More

14/7/10 - Parkinson stem cell hope
Scientists are developing a method of growing brain cells to investigate Parkinson's disease in greater detail, it was announced today. More

14/7/10 - Cancer vaccine boost
The controversial cervical cancer vaccine may prove to be more successful in England than had previously been hoped, researchers said today. More

13/7/10 - Target under-fives against obesity - world expert
Efforts to stop childhood obesity should concentrate on pre-school infants, an expert said yesterday. More

13/7/10 - Health shop supplements rapped
Health food shop supplements to cut weight loss have no benefits, a major international conference was told yesterday. More

13/7/10 - Big head benefits
A big head may help people cope better with Alzheimer's disease, researchers said last night. More

12/7/10 - Heatwave warning
Death rates among elderly people in Britain have begun to climb amid an extended spell of warm mid-summer weather, officials have warned. More

12/7/10 - Better care needed for bereaved parents
NHS care for parents who have a stillborn baby is poorly resourced and "patchy", campaigners said today. More

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