uk-hotdailynews: 2015-04-24 U.K. Health

Hope soars as first malaria vaccine clears final hurdle
Times of India
LONDON: The world's first malaria vaccine has passed its final test but the results haven't been emphatic. The results demonstrated that vaccination with RTS,S, followed by a booster dose administered 18 months after the primary schedule, reduced the ...

World's first viable malaria vaccine could prevent millions of cases - and be ...   The Independent
Malaria vaccine a breakthrough despite being partially effective, say scientists   The Guardian
Malaria vaccine is a letdown but could still reduce cases   Daily Mail
BBC News
Financial Times
Reuters
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'Evil twin' found in student's brain
Telegraph.co.uk
Surgeons have found and removed an embryonic twin, complete with hair bone and teeth, from deep in the brain of a PhD computer science student. Yamini Karanam 26, had been experiencing health problems for some time, including trouble with ...

Doctors find embryonic twin with bone, hair in brain of Indian woman in US   The Indian Express
Woman's brain tumor turns out to be "evil twin sister"   National Monitor
Doctor Finds Embryonic Twin Inside Woman's Brain   Western Journalism
KBZK Bozeman News
WTHR
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Septuagenarians go to the gym more than any other age group, claims Nuffield ...
The Independent
People in their 70s go to the gym more often than any other age group, according to a leading fitness centre chain. Nuffield Health said 72-year-olds went most often with an average of eight visits a month while those aged 70 to 79 went 7.5 times a month, The ...

Pensioners aged 72 are 'most frequent gym-goers'   Telegraph.co.uk
Older gym users 'visit most often'   Belfast Telegraph
Grey power lifters: Oldies out pace the young as most frequent gym users   Express.co.uk

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Living near busy roads 'can raise dementia risk': Exposure to sooty particles ...
Daily Mail
Living near congested roads with high levels of air pollution can cause 'silent strokes' which increase the risk of dementia, scientists have warned. Exposure to small, sooty particles, mostly caused by traffic fumes and factory emissions, alters the structure of ...

Air pollution 'can shrink middle-aged brains'   Scotsman
Is Dirty Air Damaging the Brains of Some City Dwellers?   NBCNews.com
Air Pollution May Shrink the Brain, Study Suggests   Live Science
Telegraph.co.uk
Philly.com
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Exercise 'not key to obesity fight'
Gulf Daily News
LONDON: Physical activity has little role in tackling obesity - and instead public health messages should squarely focus on unhealthy eating, doctors say. In an editorial in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, three international experts said it was time to ...

Exercise is good … but it won't help you lose weight, say doctors   The Guardian
You don't need to do 'one iota' of exercise to lose weight, study says   The Independent
Sugar blamed for obesity epidemic   Daily Mail
Medical News Today
mirror.co.uk
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Baby who lived 100 minutes becomes world's youngest transplant donor
Irish Independent
A baby who lived for just 100 minutes has become the world's youngest organ donor, according to a report. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. Teddy Houlston was born with a fatal condition and his parents knew ...

Boy who lived for 100 minutes becomes UK's youngest organ donor   The Guardian
Newborn Baby Becomes the Youngest Organ Donor in the UK   ABC News
Newborn baby becomes organ donor   NEWS.com.au
Irish Examiner
mirror.co.uk
BBC News
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DNA editing in mouse embryos prevents disease
Nature.com
A typical egg carries hudnreds of thousands of mitochondria, such as the one shown here. Mothers may one day be able to prevent their children from inheriting mitochondrial defects. Therapies that modify diseased eggs are inching closer to the clinic, but ...

Major depression leaves a metabolic mark   Science Codex
Technique aims to cut disease-causing mutations out of eggs and embryos   Science /AAAS
To Get Rid Of Mitochondrial Diseases, Just Edit Them Out Of DNA   Popular Science

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People who have sex twice a week 'earn 4.5pc more than those who don't'
Telegraph.co.uk
A boost in the bedroom could mean a boost in the boardroom – with new research showing workers who have more frequent sex earn more money. The study found that employees who have sex two or three times a week earn 4.5 per cent more than those ...

People who have regular sex earn more, research claims   The Independent
People who have more sex earn more money, says Anglia Ruskin University's ...   Cambridge News
Having rampant sex three times a week means you get paid more at work   Metro
Yahoo News UK
Hindustan Times
Madame Noire
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New hope of asthma cure within five years
Irish Independent
IRELAND'S 470,000 asthma sufferers have been given new hope of a cure for the disease within five years after scientists discovered what causes the condition and how to switch it off. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To.
Cure for asthma likely in 5 years as root cause found   Irish Examiner
Asthma could be over in five years   Times LIVE
Breakthrough drug offers new hope to 5m asthma patients   The Times (subscription)
Telegraph.co.uk
Daily Mail
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Holland & Barrett Chester is UK's first allergy-friendly supermarket
ChesterChronicle.co.uk
Radio 1 DJ Jameela Jamil officially cut the ribbon at the launch of Holland & Barrett's biggest high street store yet, which features a huge Free From range in its new Foregate Street premises that housed the Little Waitrose store until recently. And dozens of ...

Britain's Holland & Barrett targets "free from" food market   Reuters
Holland & Barrett launches first of 50 free-from stores   British Baker
Holland & Barrett launches free-from concept store   The Grocer
Retail Week
FoodManufacture.co.uk
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