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Fast food contains more salt abroad, holidaymakers warned
Telegraph.co.uk
Fast food in popular chain restaurants can be more unhealthy on holiday, parents have been warned, after a survey found that children's meals can have double the amount of salt abroad as they do in Britain. A study by World Action on Salt and Health ...
KFC and McDonald's use widely varying levels of salt in same children's mealsThe Guardian
Fast food salt levels vary from country to country amid calls for cutsBelfast Telegraph
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Telegraph.co.uk
Fast food in popular chain restaurants can be more unhealthy on holiday, parents have been warned, after a survey found that children's meals can have double the amount of salt abroad as they do in Britain. A study by World Action on Salt and Health ...
KFC and McDonald's use widely varying levels of salt in same children's meals
Fast food salt levels vary from country to country amid calls for cuts
BBC News
Call to punish GPs over antibiotics
BBC News
"Soft-touch" and "hazardous" doctors should be disciplined for prescribing too many antibiotics, a leading NHS figure says. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence's Prof Mark Baker said 10 million prescriptions a year were inappropriate ...
Antibiotic Misuse 'Causes Rise In Superbugs'Sky News
'Soft touch' doctors should be disciplined for over-prescribing antibioticsTelegraph.co.uk
NHS watchdog warns on overprescribing of antibioticsFinancial Times
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BBC News
"Soft-touch" and "hazardous" doctors should be disciplined for prescribing too many antibiotics, a leading NHS figure says. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence's Prof Mark Baker said 10 million prescriptions a year were inappropriate ...
Antibiotic Misuse 'Causes Rise In Superbugs'
'Soft touch' doctors should be disciplined for over-prescribing antibiotics
NHS watchdog warns on overprescribing of antibiotics
The Independent
Coeliac disease: Patient groups defend NHS spending on gluten-free food for ...
The Independent
Patient groups have denied that sufferers of coeliac disease are receiving “junk food” on the NHS and said the millions spent on prescriptions for gluten-free foods are a cost-effective way of treating a debilitating autoimmune condition. Government ...
It's insane for NHS to dole out junk food because it is gluten-freeDaily Mail
Gluten free or not the NHS shouldn't be handing out cakes and pastiesMirror.co.uk
The NHS Has Been Prescribing Hundreds of Thousands of Gluten-Free PizzasMunchies_ Food by VICE
Telegraph.co.uk
The Times (subscription)
British Baker
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The Independent
Patient groups have denied that sufferers of coeliac disease are receiving “junk food” on the NHS and said the millions spent on prescriptions for gluten-free foods are a cost-effective way of treating a debilitating autoimmune condition. Government ...
It's insane for NHS to dole out junk food because it is gluten-free
Gluten free or not the NHS shouldn't be handing out cakes and pasties
The NHS Has Been Prescribing Hundreds of Thousands of Gluten-Free Pizzas
TV3.ie
Embarrassed women choose Google over doctor's visit
TV3.ie
Young women are too embarrassed to talk to their doctor about sex, it's been found. Previous: [VIDEO] Girl Undresses in Public for Courageous Cause. Next: Vitamin B3 helps fight junk food. Opening up to a stranger about an intimate or embarrassing ...
Young women avoid discussing sex with GP over fears of saying 'vagina' and ...Telegraph.co.uk
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Long-term Survival for Ovarian Cancer Higher Than ThoughtMedscape
Independent Online
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TV3.ie
Young women are too embarrassed to talk to their doctor about sex, it's been found. Previous: [VIDEO] Girl Undresses in Public for Courageous Cause. Next: Vitamin B3 helps fight junk food. Opening up to a stranger about an intimate or embarrassing ...
Young women avoid discussing sex with GP over fears of saying 'vagina' and ...
Our Fear Of 'Vagina' Is Stopping Us Seeing The Doctor
Long-term Survival for Ovarian Cancer Higher Than Thought
Zee News
Coffee link to surviving bowel cancer
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Drinking four or more cups of coffee a day can increase the chances of surviving bowel cancer. A study of 950 treated patients found those who had a minimum of four cups of caffeinated coffee a day were 42 per cent less likely to have a tumour ...
Study finds that coffee could prevent colon cancer from returningThe Week Magazine
Drinking coffee could prevent colon cancer's returnNew Vision
Bowel cancer re-occurrence slashed by drinking coffee, study claimsMirror.co.uk
Newsday
Belfast Telegraph
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9news.com.au
Drinking four or more cups of coffee a day can increase the chances of surviving bowel cancer. A study of 950 treated patients found those who had a minimum of four cups of caffeinated coffee a day were 42 per cent less likely to have a tumour ...
Study finds that coffee could prevent colon cancer from returning
Drinking coffee could prevent colon cancer's return
Bowel cancer re-occurrence slashed by drinking coffee, study claims
PPP Focus.com
Violent video games trigger aggression
PPP Focus.com
Appelbaum is referring, in part, to the task force's conclusion that playing violent video games is just one of many “risk factors” for aggression leading to violent or destructive behavior. At the end of the day, this 49-page report confirms that the ...
Do video games make people violent?BBC News
American Psychological Association claims video games trigger aggressive behaviourDaily Mail
Violent video games lead to aggression: studySky News Australia
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PPP Focus.com
Appelbaum is referring, in part, to the task force's conclusion that playing violent video games is just one of many “risk factors” for aggression leading to violent or destructive behavior. At the end of the day, this 49-page report confirms that the ...
Do video games make people violent?
American Psychological Association claims video games trigger aggressive behaviour
Violent video games lead to aggression: study
Daily Mail
A daily asprin may slash bowel cancer risk for obese people
Daily Mail
An aspirin a day could reduce the risk of cancer for millions of overweight Britons. A ten-year British study discovered that the cheap painkiller dramatically cut the chances of developing bowel cancer in obese men and women. After regularly taking ...
Aspirin could cancel out cancer risk of being obeseThe Times (subscription)
Taking aspirin 'can help overweight people combat cancer'Halstead Gazette
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Scotsman
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Daily Mail
An aspirin a day could reduce the risk of cancer for millions of overweight Britons. A ten-year British study discovered that the cheap painkiller dramatically cut the chances of developing bowel cancer in obese men and women. After regularly taking ...
Aspirin could cancel out cancer risk of being obese
Taking aspirin 'can help overweight people combat cancer'
Aspirin reduces bowel cancer risk in obese patients: study
Daily Caller
New Study Busts Myth Of E-Cigarettes As Gateway To Teen Smoking
Daily Caller
There is no link between the surge in teens taking up e-cigarettes and then transferring to regular tobacco, according to the anti-smoking group Action on Smoking and Health. Published in the journal Public Health and conducted with polling company ...
E-cigs don't lead to young people taking up smokingLancashire Telegraph
Smoking vs. Vaping: Vaporizers May Lessen Damage Associated With Smoke InhalationMedical Daily
Young people are 'vaping' more and smoking less. We're still trying to work ...Irish Examiner
OnMedica
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Daily Caller
There is no link between the surge in teens taking up e-cigarettes and then transferring to regular tobacco, according to the anti-smoking group Action on Smoking and Health. Published in the journal Public Health and conducted with polling company ...
E-cigs don't lead to young people taking up smoking
Smoking vs. Vaping: Vaporizers May Lessen Damage Associated With Smoke Inhalation
Young people are 'vaping' more and smoking less. We're still trying to work ...
BBC News
My Lariam dreams
BBC News
There's been a call for the British Army to stop using a controversial anti-malaria drug, mefloquine - best known under the tradename Lariam. The Ministry of Defence and the NHS insist it's safe but some can suffer unnerving effects. Savings from some ...
Lariam: MoD should stop giving soldiers drug which can induce psychosis, says MPThe Independent
Calls to ban anti-malaria drug given to British soldiers over fears it's ...Mirror.co.uk
MPs demand ban on anti-malaria drug used by British Army linked to mental illnessDaily Mail
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Forces TV
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BBC News
There's been a call for the British Army to stop using a controversial anti-malaria drug, mefloquine - best known under the tradename Lariam. The Ministry of Defence and the NHS insist it's safe but some can suffer unnerving effects. Savings from some ...
Lariam: MoD should stop giving soldiers drug which can induce psychosis, says MP
Calls to ban anti-malaria drug given to British soldiers over fears it's ...
MPs demand ban on anti-malaria drug used by British Army linked to mental illness
Inquirer.net
LOOK: What 'perfect body' looks like in PH, 17 other countries according to study
Inquirer.net
By tapping designers from 18 countries, a UK online pharmacy came up with images portraying the “perfect body” across the globe. Superdrug Online Doctors recently released its “Perception of Perfection” study, which features 18 “Photoshopped” images of ...
Woman Has Body Photoshopped in 18 Countries to Examine Beauty StandardsDispatch Times
'Perceptions of Perfection': experiment shows how beauty standards vary around ...CTV News
What does the 'ideal' woman look like across the globe?Telegraph.co.uk
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Businessinsider India
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Inquirer.net
By tapping designers from 18 countries, a UK online pharmacy came up with images portraying the “perfect body” across the globe. Superdrug Online Doctors recently released its “Perception of Perfection” study, which features 18 “Photoshopped” images of ...
Woman Has Body Photoshopped in 18 Countries to Examine Beauty Standards
'Perceptions of Perfection': experiment shows how beauty standards vary around ...
What does the 'ideal' woman look like across the globe?
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