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COMMON CONDITIONS

Back-pain help for workers is encouraged
Experts urge employers to do more for workers with back and join pain
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Development of new 'super pill' could help people live past 100

Moob reduction is fastest growing cosmetic op

Smoking ban could be extended

» Teeth grinding soars due to recession stress
» Post-pill offers five-day limit
» Diabetes sugar 'can go too low'
» Women lose 90 per cent of eggs by the age of 30
» Grieving family campaign to lower cancer screening age
» Researchers develop early-detection test for pancreatic cancer
» All-you-can-drink offers face ban
» The G Spot – Fact or Fiction?
» Children who drink at home are susceptible to future drinking problems
» Tea and coffee can help prevent diabetes
» Drinking alcohol daily 'protects men's hearts'
» ‘Arthritis risk’ for middle-aged who over exercise
» Exercise doesn’t cure the damage of heavy drinking
» A curry can help ‘kill cancer cells’
» The NHS takes on no win, no fee cases
» Prenatal exposure to flu pandemic increases heart disease risk
» UK swine flu vaccine approved
» Trial HIV vaccine cuts infection for the first time
» Many women are ‘not on safest pill’
» ‘No shows’ costs the NHS millions
» Alcohol blamed for oral cancer rise
» Flu drugs 'unhelpful' in children
» One in three women 'has had fertility problems'
» How to treat your sports injuries
» A to Z of alternative therapies
» Smokers delay quitting because of recession stress
» Swine flu pandemic declared
» Hydrangeas to cure several common diseases
» Exercise reduces the risk of breast cancer
» Stroke stockings don't stop blood clots
» NHS to offer alternative therapies for back pain
» Heart and gum disease linked by genes
» The UK orders 90 million swine flu vaccines
» Check this out
» Smear test age 'to be reviewed'
» Do you have symptoms of chronic fatigue? Your fillings could be to blame
» Millions of people resort to DIY dentistry
» Celebrity Angels: Health & Fitness coming soon
» Hope for peanut allergy 'cure'
» Binge drinking Britain
» Stand up straight and look slimmer

DIET

New DNA test for dieters
A new gene test may predict whether someone is more likely to lose weight on a low fat or low carbohydrate diet
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Alcohol needs better health warnings

Painless laser destroys fat

Researchers show hip fat is healthy

» A plate weighing device could ‘curb childhood obesity’
» Parents warned over 'lunchbox ham'
» Should chocolate bars be made smaller?
» Green tea and carrots could slow cancer development
» Super foods
» Tomato pill may reduce heart disease
» Vitamin D may prevent the effects of ageing
» Too much coke can cause muscle paralysis
» Fighting the flab
» 'Chocolate tax' to fight obesity
» Are you eating the right foods for your body?
» Watching your weight
» Eat your way to good health
» "Clean living" the way to beat cancer
» Breakfast on the run
» Boost your energy with superfoods and supplements

FITNESS

Parents blame the weather for not exercising
Parents of young children blame the bad weather for not exercising
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Brits spend over £3.9 billion on losing weight

Drinking beetroot juice 'boosts stamina'

Joining the field

» Fifty-year-olds are fitter than those half their age
» Top 10 watersport locations in the UK
» Tired of running or the gym? Try a new skill
» Neighbourhood Health Watch introduced
» The countdown to the Olympics
» The best UK activity breaks
» Keep fit kids
» On your bike! Top five British cycle trails
» Women still lagging behind on their bikes
» Go for a winter wander
» Ten steps to losing ten pounds
» Morning exercises
» A personal trainer ready for action when you are
» Exercise without stepping foot in a gym
» Go for a winter wander

MIND MATTERS

Browsing the internet 'leads to depression'
Excessive internet browsing could lead to depression, new research has suggested
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Long term effects of anti-depressants revealed

Teenagers who go to bed late ‘face greater depression risk’

Feeling grumpy is declared ‘good for you’

» New research may shed light on social anxiety
» Complete retirement could be ‘bad for you’
» Brain damaged patients can ‘still learn’
» Motivate your mind
» Brits don't know basic anatomy
» One curry a week 'may help fight dementia'
» Learning to unwind
» Your emotional wellbeing
» De-stress, relax and release
» Get a healthy body and a healthy mind

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