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Day-time abstention may help combat obesity
Fri May 18th - Regular eating times and fasting for a number of hours a day might prove to be beneficial to our health, a US study has claimed. More
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NEWS FROM THE WEEK ENDING JULY 9th 2010

Previous week's news

9/7/10 - Pregnancy bingeing "child abuse" row
Pregnant women who engage in binge drinking are guilty of "child abuse", a senior government adviser has said. More

9/7/10 - Magic bullet hopes for deadly viruses
Single "magic bullet" treatments may be developed to treat deadly strains of flu and HIV, it was announced last night. More

8/7/10 - Fish oil hope for fighting breast cancer
Women who take fish oil supplements may be helping to cut their risk of developing breast cancer, researchers have claimed. More

7/7/10 - Prozac makes shrimps like light
Massive dosing of anti-depressants to human patients may be having unexpected side-effects - placing marine life at risk, experts warn today. More

7/7/10 - Music therapy may aid stroke patients
Music therapy may help patients recover their movements after a stroke, researchers said today. More

7/7/10 - Celeb sickness prompts malaria warning
British travellers have been urged to take precautions against malaria after A-list celebrity Cheryl Cole succumbed to the disease. More

6/7/10 - Anxiety may aggravate heart disease
Patients with heart disease who suffer from anxiety face a significantly increased risk of further illness, researchers warned last night. More

6/7/10 - HIV causing tuberculosis epidemic in South Africa
Tuberculosis and HIV are together taking a huge toll on South Africa, say researchers. More

6/7/10 - Gene creates male breast risk
Men who carry a faulty breast cancer gene face a high risk of developing the disease in their old age, British researchers warned today. More

5/7/10 - Gene chip aims to prevent transplant need
A "Brum gene chip" has been developed by British doctors as part of a treatment revolution aimed at reducing the need for transplants. More

5/7/10 - Pregnancy supplements call
Supplements of a sunlight-linked vitamin should be "swiftly" reintroduced for pregnant women in Britain, according to experts. More

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