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Breastfed babies are less likely to develop multiple sclerosis, and could also be better protected in areas of high childhood mortality rates, two studies have concluded. ... more »
A low-fat diet can help reduce the risk of skin cancer, a US study has discovered. ... more »
About one-third of all people who had transfusions in Britain were given the wrong blood, an informal questionnaire has discovered. Six people died from the error and a further 12 became ill. The ... more »
Women who conceive twins or triplets after fertility treatment may be at increased risk of producing children with cerebral palsy. ... more »
Many elderly patients are being unnecessarily treated with diuretic drugs, according to research from the Netherlands. ... more »
Hormone replacement therapy doubles your likelihood of developing gall stones, according to a study of 54,845 post menopausal women (Obstet Gynecol). ... more »
Non steroidal anti inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) applied to the skin as a cream to reduce pain and swelling may cause potentially lethal kidney damage. ... more »
American researchers are claiming that at least one strain of the HIV virus which is thought to cause AIDS originated in some species of African monkeys. ... more »
Two major studies have underlined the fact that vitamins are a major illness preventative something which many doctors still refuse to accept. ... more »
A recent study of 79 hyperactive children has added weight to the argument that certain foods and additives aggravate the condition, if not cause it. ... more »
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