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Gout sufferers are a quarter less likely to develop Alzheimer's
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Kim Jong-Un will be glad to know people with a history of gout have a 24% lower risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, a study has found. The condition, known as the disease of kings due to Henry VIII famously suffering from it, appears to have a protective ...
Gout sufferers 'have less chance of developing Alzheimer's': Sufferers risk of ...Daily Mail
Gout could help prevent Alzheimer's, research showsThe Independent
Gout 'reduces Alzheimer's risk'Daventry Express
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Kim Jong-Un will be glad to know people with a history of gout have a 24% lower risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, a study has found. The condition, known as the disease of kings due to Henry VIII famously suffering from it, appears to have a protective ...
Gout sufferers 'have less chance of developing Alzheimer's': Sufferers risk of ...
Gout could help prevent Alzheimer's, research shows
Gout 'reduces Alzheimer's risk'
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When wives take ill, divorce could be on horizon: study
Yahoo News UK
Marriages are more likely to end in divorce if the wife takes seriously ill, a US study has found. The research, detailed in the March issue of the Journal of Health and Social Behavior, found that divorce was six percent more likely if the wife fell ill, than if she ...
Sick Wives More Likely to Get DivorcedIowa Public Radio
In sickness and in health? Easier said than doneTelegraph.co.uk
ISU study looks at divorce rates related to illnessRadio Iowa
Iowa State University News Service
New York Post
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Marriages are more likely to end in divorce if the wife takes seriously ill, a US study has found. The research, detailed in the March issue of the Journal of Health and Social Behavior, found that divorce was six percent more likely if the wife fell ill, than if she ...
Sick Wives More Likely to Get Divorced
In sickness and in health? Easier said than done
ISU study looks at divorce rates related to illness
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If the arrogance of 'Musketeer midwives' cost babies their lives they should face ...
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The investigation into The Morcambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust called the deaths “serious and shocking” and said failings on every level in the maternity unit had led to 11 babies dying who could have been saved with the right care. And it is the fact these ...
Furness hospital baby deaths report due to parent powerBBC News
National probe into maternity care ordered after 'lethal' mix of failings foundTelegraph.co.uk
11 babies and 1 mother died because of catastrophic failures at Furness ...Daily Mail
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The investigation into The Morcambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust called the deaths “serious and shocking” and said failings on every level in the maternity unit had led to 11 babies dying who could have been saved with the right care. And it is the fact these ...
Furness hospital baby deaths report due to parent power
National probe into maternity care ordered after 'lethal' mix of failings found
11 babies and 1 mother died because of catastrophic failures at Furness ...
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Genes From Dad More Likely To Be 'Used' Than Those From Mom
Headlines & Global News
Even if you look just like you're mother and have her laugh, you're still probably genetically closer to your father. By Rebekah Marcarelli r.marcarelli@hngn.com | Mar 04, 2015 02:48 PM EST. Mammals are genetically closer to their fathers. (Photo : Pixabay ).
We're genetically more like our fathersEarthSky
You're more like your father than your mother, according to genetics studyThe Independent
Study reveals why you are more like your fatherTechie News
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Even if you look just like you're mother and have her laugh, you're still probably genetically closer to your father. By Rebekah Marcarelli r.marcarelli@hngn.com | Mar 04, 2015 02:48 PM EST. Mammals are genetically closer to their fathers. (Photo : Pixabay ).
We're genetically more like our fathers
You're more like your father than your mother, according to genetics study
Study reveals why you are more like your father
Belfast Telegraph
Scientists Need Public Cash To Fund LSD Study
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An appeal is launched on a crowdfunding site to fund a controversial study into the effect of LSD on the brain. 02:16, UK, Thursday 05 March 2015. Brain Affected By LSD. Scientists are asking for public help to fund the research. Share on Twitter · Share on ...
Psychedelic drugs like LSD could be used to treat depression, study suggestsThe Guardian
Brits in controversial LSD studyBelfast Telegraph
David Nutt wants to find out what the brain looks like on LSDDaily Mail
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An appeal is launched on a crowdfunding site to fund a controversial study into the effect of LSD on the brain. 02:16, UK, Thursday 05 March 2015. Brain Affected By LSD. Scientists are asking for public help to fund the research. Share on Twitter · Share on ...
Psychedelic drugs like LSD could be used to treat depression, study suggests
Brits in controversial LSD study
David Nutt wants to find out what the brain looks like on LSD
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Northern Ireland GPs could have saved £73m says PAC
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Tens of millions of pounds could have been saved if Northern Ireland GPs had prescribed lower cost drugs, according to a new report. Stormont's Public Accounts Committee (PAC) says NI doctors tend to prescribe more expensive branded medicines.
All UK GPs should face contractual prescribing targets, say Northern Irish MPsPulse
Northern Ireland GPs told to prescribe lower-cost drugsBelfast Telegraph
Dispute over pharmacists' contracts 'costs £46m'Belfast Newsletter
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Tens of millions of pounds could have been saved if Northern Ireland GPs had prescribed lower cost drugs, according to a new report. Stormont's Public Accounts Committee (PAC) says NI doctors tend to prescribe more expensive branded medicines.
All UK GPs should face contractual prescribing targets, say Northern Irish MPs
Northern Ireland GPs told to prescribe lower-cost drugs
Dispute over pharmacists' contracts 'costs £46m'
WalesOnline
Gene signature could predict breast cancer aggressiveness
Cancer Research UK
Measuring the activity levels of particular genes in a woman's breast tumour could identify more aggressive forms of the disease, according to a team of UK scientists. If confirmed in further studies, the finding could help doctors tailor treatment to women with ...
Crowdsourcing Adverse Effects of Breast Cancer TreatmentMedscape
Low-Androgen Tumors Respond To Anti-Androgen Therapy In Triple-Negative ...Breast Cancer News
'Stem cell' test could identify most aggressive breast cancers, say researchers ...WalesOnline
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Spire Healthcare
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Cancer Research UK
Measuring the activity levels of particular genes in a woman's breast tumour could identify more aggressive forms of the disease, according to a team of UK scientists. If confirmed in further studies, the finding could help doctors tailor treatment to women with ...
Crowdsourcing Adverse Effects of Breast Cancer Treatment
Low-Androgen Tumors Respond To Anti-Androgen Therapy In Triple-Negative ...
'Stem cell' test could identify most aggressive breast cancers, say researchers ...
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Penis size: is there a correlation with sexual satisfaction? A scientific look
The Independent
A recent study published in the British Journal of Urology claims to have finally laid the kibosh on the considerable debate surrounding the average size of the penis. It's no secret that men can fixate on the size of their member and in extreme cases this can ...
Penis size and the correlation with sexual satisfaction: the scienceIrish Independent
Average penis size revealed in study resultsThe Guardian
So what IS the average penis length? Study reveals the 'normal' manhood is 5.2 ...Daily Mail
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The Independent
A recent study published in the British Journal of Urology claims to have finally laid the kibosh on the considerable debate surrounding the average size of the penis. It's no secret that men can fixate on the size of their member and in extreme cases this can ...
Penis size and the correlation with sexual satisfaction: the science
Average penis size revealed in study results
So what IS the average penis length? Study reveals the 'normal' manhood is 5.2 ...
Blue & Green Tomorrow
Study reveals 'widespread risk' of disease to wild bees
Blue & Green Tomorrow
A new study has discovered that a network of viruses that were previously associated with managed honeybees are spreading to wild bee populations, potentially posing “widespread risk” to the wild population. The study, which has been published in the ...
There May Be a Widespread Risk of Infectious Diseases to Wild BeesUniversity Herald
Managed honeybees pose disease threat to the wild bee, study findsClick Green
Viruses from honeybees threaten wild bumblebeesNottingham Post
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Blue & Green Tomorrow
A new study has discovered that a network of viruses that were previously associated with managed honeybees are spreading to wild bee populations, potentially posing “widespread risk” to the wild population. The study, which has been published in the ...
There May Be a Widespread Risk of Infectious Diseases to Wild Bees
Managed honeybees pose disease threat to the wild bee, study finds
Viruses from honeybees threaten wild bumblebees
BBC News
Plumbers 'should report cold homes'
BBC News
Plumbers and heating engineers should join with GPs and care staff in tackling problems caused by cold homes, health experts say. There are around 24,000 excess winter deaths each year, while many more people are made ill by living in cold homes.
Plumbers and heating engineers 'should sound alarm on freezing homes'The Guardian
GPs should check annually whether vulnerable patients are living in cold homes ...Pulse
Vulnerable people living in cold homes need greater supportNICE
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BBC News
Plumbers and heating engineers should join with GPs and care staff in tackling problems caused by cold homes, health experts say. There are around 24,000 excess winter deaths each year, while many more people are made ill by living in cold homes.
Plumbers and heating engineers 'should sound alarm on freezing homes'
GPs should check annually whether vulnerable patients are living in cold homes ...
Vulnerable people living in cold homes need greater support
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