Telegraph.co.uk
Sugar is to blame for obesity epidemic - not couch potato habits
Telegraph.co.uk
Sugar and carbohydrates are the real culprits in the obesity epidemic - and the public has been falsely told that couch potato lifestyles are to blame, a new report has claimed. Writing in the British Journal Of Sports Medicine, they said poor diet now generates ...
Exercise 'not key to obesity fight'BBC News
Obesity owes more to bad diet than lack of exercise, say doctorsThe Guardian
Sugar to blame for obesity crisis - not a lack of exercisemirror.co.uk
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The Times (subscription)
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Telegraph.co.uk
Sugar and carbohydrates are the real culprits in the obesity epidemic - and the public has been falsely told that couch potato lifestyles are to blame, a new report has claimed. Writing in the British Journal Of Sports Medicine, they said poor diet now generates ...
Exercise 'not key to obesity fight'
Obesity owes more to bad diet than lack of exercise, say doctors
Sugar to blame for obesity crisis - not a lack of exercise
The Independent
Britain's Youngest Organ Donor 'Died A Hero'
Sky News
Teddy Houlston died only 100 minutes after birth, but his parents say it is "impossible to explain how proud we are of him". 03:08, UK, Thursday 23 April 2015. JustGiving fundraising drive in memory of Teddy Houlston. Parents Jess Evans and Noah Houlston ...
Teddy's story: 20 hours after he lost his fight the brave baby saved another lifemirror.co.uk
Baby who lived 100 minutes is Britain's youngest transplant donorThe Independent
Parents donated kidneys of baby that lived for 100 minutesTelegraph.co.uk
Daily Mail
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Sky News
Teddy Houlston died only 100 minutes after birth, but his parents say it is "impossible to explain how proud we are of him". 03:08, UK, Thursday 23 April 2015. JustGiving fundraising drive in memory of Teddy Houlston. Parents Jess Evans and Noah Houlston ...
Teddy's story: 20 hours after he lost his fight the brave baby saved another life
Baby who lived 100 minutes is Britain's youngest transplant donor
Parents donated kidneys of baby that lived for 100 minutes
Belfast Telegraph
Osteoporosis drugs may halt asthma
Belfast Telegraph
Drugs used in fighting osteoporosis may have a key role to play in controlling asthma, according to a new report. Also in this Section. Top pilot killed in display crash · Accused trader's 'night in custody' · NHS 'facing biggest challenges' · Tory cuts 'biggest ...
Asthma cure may take only five yearsNew Zealand Herald
Scientists discover root cause of asthma and believe bone drug could be cureExpress.co.uk
Asthma Cure Could Arrive In Five Years After University Discovers Root Cause ...The Inquisitr
The Independent
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Belfast Telegraph
Drugs used in fighting osteoporosis may have a key role to play in controlling asthma, according to a new report. Also in this Section. Top pilot killed in display crash · Accused trader's 'night in custody' · NHS 'facing biggest challenges' · Tory cuts 'biggest ...
Asthma cure may take only five years
Scientists discover root cause of asthma and believe bone drug could be cure
Asthma Cure Could Arrive In Five Years After University Discovers Root Cause ...
Epsom Guardian
Kids rugby drive sparks injury fear
Epsom Guardian
Not enough is being done to protect children from injury under a "worrying" government plan to promote rugby in schools, public health experts have claimed. Under a youth sport strategy announced after the London 2012 Olympics, the Government selected ...
Injury concerns over more school rugbyWebMD.Boots.com
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Epsom Guardian
Not enough is being done to protect children from injury under a "worrying" government plan to promote rugby in schools, public health experts have claimed. Under a youth sport strategy announced after the London 2012 Olympics, the Government selected ...
Injury concerns over more school rugby
Vancouver Sun
Alzheimer's sufferers to trial new drug hope
Vancouver Sun
Men and women with early Alzheimer's disease are being recruited for a drug trial which it is hoped could lead to the first treatment to reverse progression of the condition. Scientists suggest that if the GBP 5 million study is successful, it will herald the most ...
Clinical trial for Alzheimer's to start in UK; diabetes drug Liraglutide put to testTechie News
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Vancouver Sun
Men and women with early Alzheimer's disease are being recruited for a drug trial which it is hoped could lead to the first treatment to reverse progression of the condition. Scientists suggest that if the GBP 5 million study is successful, it will herald the most ...
Clinical trial for Alzheimer's to start in UK; diabetes drug Liraglutide put to test
Madame Noire
Shaggin' For Smackeroos! People Who Have Sex Frequently Earn More Money
Madame Noire
A little hanky panky never hurt nobody — especially if it adds a little “cha-ching” to your bank account. According to a new study, people who have sex at least two to three times a week earn about 4.5 percent more than their sex-deprived counterparts, The ...
Employees who have sex two or three times a week earn moreDaily Mail
Your salary and your sex lifeFree Malaysia Today
The more make-out, the more money you earnNews Nation
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Madame Noire
A little hanky panky never hurt nobody — especially if it adds a little “cha-ching” to your bank account. According to a new study, people who have sex at least two to three times a week earn about 4.5 percent more than their sex-deprived counterparts, The ...
Employees who have sex two or three times a week earn more
Your salary and your sex life
The more make-out, the more money you earn
Watford Observer
Rickmansworth care home no longer failing
Watford Observer
A care home is no longer failing after introducing measures to give patients more say in their treatment, a watchdog inspection has revealed. Chalfont Court, in Uxbridge Road, Rickmansworth, provides accommodation and nursing care for up to 46 people, ...
Rastrick care home shuts down weeks after damning review by health watchdogHuddersfield Examiner
Derbyshire home care service must improve, say national inspectorsDerby Telegraph
Safety at Shepton Mallet care home 'inadequate'Shepton Mallet Journal
Darlington and Stockton Times
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Thanet Gazette
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Watford Observer
A care home is no longer failing after introducing measures to give patients more say in their treatment, a watchdog inspection has revealed. Chalfont Court, in Uxbridge Road, Rickmansworth, provides accommodation and nursing care for up to 46 people, ...
Rastrick care home shuts down weeks after damning review by health watchdog
Derbyshire home care service must improve, say national inspectors
Safety at Shepton Mallet care home 'inadequate'
mirror.co.uk
Mystery airborne bug strikes down over 100 holidaymakers at same British ...
mirror.co.uk
Almost every guest who has visited the Cooden Beach Hotel, in Eastbourne, East Sussex, in the last two weeks has been struck down by the highly contagious airborne bug. A sign stuck on the door of the seafront hotel is warning visitors about an "airborne ...
Nearly 100 people at Cooden Beach Hotel fall ill amid norovirus outbreakDaily Mail
More than 100 holidaymakers struck down by mystery foreign bug at one ...Western Daily Press
100 people struck down by sickness bug at popular hotelEastbourne Herald
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mirror.co.uk
Almost every guest who has visited the Cooden Beach Hotel, in Eastbourne, East Sussex, in the last two weeks has been struck down by the highly contagious airborne bug. A sign stuck on the door of the seafront hotel is warning visitors about an "airborne ...
Nearly 100 people at Cooden Beach Hotel fall ill amid norovirus outbreak
More than 100 holidaymakers struck down by mystery foreign bug at one ...
100 people struck down by sickness bug at popular hotel
Daily Mail
Parents and schools MUST make sure children are active, experts warn
Daily Mail
Two-thirds of primary school-age children are failing to reach the recommended levels of fitness for their age group, experts have warned. A new study of 10,000 five to 11-year-olds found that 67 per cent were unable to reach targets in running, jumping and ...
British children are unable to meet achievable levels of fitnessWest - Welfare Society Territory
Two-thirds of primary children are not fit, researchers warnGloucester Citizen
Primary children fail fitness testsBournemouth Echo
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Daily Mail
Two-thirds of primary school-age children are failing to reach the recommended levels of fitness for their age group, experts have warned. A new study of 10,000 five to 11-year-olds found that 67 per cent were unable to reach targets in running, jumping and ...
British children are unable to meet achievable levels of fitness
Two-thirds of primary children are not fit, researchers warn
Primary children fail fitness tests
Telegraph.co.uk
New era of medicine begins as first children cured of genetic disorder
Telegraph.co.uk
British doctors have cured youngsters of a deadly inherited disorder using a ground-breaking stem cell treatment which heralds a new dawn for genetic therapies. Patients with the most severe form of the rare blood condition Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome have ...
Gene therapy: 'Tame HIV' used to cure diseaseBBC News
New gene therapy may cure childhood immune conditionThe Guardian
Gene Therapy Shows Promise for Rare Immune DisorderU.S. News & World Report
News-Medical.net
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Telegraph.co.uk
British doctors have cured youngsters of a deadly inherited disorder using a ground-breaking stem cell treatment which heralds a new dawn for genetic therapies. Patients with the most severe form of the rare blood condition Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome have ...
Gene therapy: 'Tame HIV' used to cure disease
New gene therapy may cure childhood immune condition
Gene Therapy Shows Promise for Rare Immune Disorder
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