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December 2013 (Vol. 24 Issue 9)
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Cover stories in the December 2013 issue:
- 6 ways to keep Alzheimer's at bay
- Statin wonderland
- The evidence for homeopathy
- Easing into the change
- Treating ear infections naturally
- How not to get cancer
- Migraine and vitiligo
- On the nose
- Arthritis
- Colds and cough
- Mob rule
- Mob rule
- An old dog with new tricks
- Mob rule
- The butterfly effect
- Thinking yourself well
- Thinking yourself well
- The butterfly effect
This issue
FEATURE Statin wonderland
The world's best-selling drugs don't help prevent heartdisease, a major new review has discovered
FEATURE The evidence for homeopathy
Homeopathy is a nonsense, at least according toscientists and sceptics
FEATURE Treating ear infections naturally
If your child is prone to this condition, these home remedies areAnnemarie's favourites
FEATURE How not to get cancer
An at-a-glance guide to the American Institute for CancerResearch's strategies
FEATURE Migraine and vitiligo
addresses your most pressing health issueswith promising alternative treatments and those proven to work
FEATURE Easing into the change
You can avoid therisks of HRT and ease all the bugbears of menopause with this ancient remedy,says Harald Gaier
FEATURE On the nose
Clever first aid and an array of alternative medicine can staunch nosebleeds and prevent them from recurringQMy son, Roger, is 13 and regularly goes to a boxing gym after school
FEATURE Arthritis
New discoveries show that osteoarthritis may largely be caused by inflammation, not worn out jointsResearchers at Stanford University have made an explosive discovery that threatens to show how medicine got it all wrong when it comes to osteoarthritis
FEATURE Colds and cough
Most cold and cough medicines are useless and may do more harm than good, particularly in kids
FEATURE Mob rule
One of the founders of the Cochrane Collaboration says that the pharmaceutical industry uses tactics to sell its products that resemble those of the MafiaThe most scathing attack on the drug industry to date comes from a former company insider who unabash
FEATURE Mob rule
One of the founders of the Cochrane Collaboration saysthat the pharmaceutical industry uses tactics to sell its products thatresemble those of the Mafia
FEATURE An old dog with new tricks
You may be able to revitalize a mature dog with two supplements that could slow some of the typical symptoms of old age
FEATURE Mob rule
One of the founders of the Cochrane Collaboration says that the pharmaceutical industry uses tactics to sell its products that resemble those of the Mafia
FEATURE The butterfly effect
Chris Woollams tells the story of how he came to start the cancer charity CANCERactive after his daughter was diagnosed with a brain tumour
FEATURE Thinking yourself well
Thinking yourself wellOur thoughts, feelings and emotions play a big part in our health and whether we get ill
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