Vitamin b6 made me ill - You claim to inform people of health risks and yet deny the one from vitamin B6. I am horrified to read that you are supporting those misguided indiv...

Vitamin b6 debate continues - I was very interested to read the two "opposing" letters on treatment with vitamin B6, in last month's issue. However, surely that does not make two o...

New drugs - New profits for old product - Most new drugs are simply old drugs with a bit of window dressing to justify double the price tag. Yet, the dangers multiply from these novel twists a...

Is vitamin b6 bad for patients with a heart condition? - Re Parkinson’s disease (WDDTY vol 14 no 5), I am puzzled by a statement about vitamin B6 which suggested that patients with heart conditions should no...

Vitamin b6 made me better - I was very pleased that the government's decision to limit vitamin B6 supplements was mentioned in WDDTY. I am very concerned about whether B6 is bei...

Heart attack: What can happen to you 12 months later - There’s one thing that may very well happen to you if you suffer a heart attack, and it’s something doctors almost never warn you about.

Say no to new drugs - When your doctor reaches for his prescription pad, possibly the most important question you can ask is the age of the drug he’s about to prescribe you...

Difficulties Urinating: It could be a tell-tale sign of a fatal problem - It can be distressing, and painful, for men who have difficulties urinating – but doctors reckon it could also be a tell-tale symptom of a fatal probl...