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24/01/2012
It's the time of year for painful infections resulting from water trapped in your ears. But a little knowledge goes a long way in reducing the risk of this troubling affliction.
So you've swapped your commercial cleaners for a bottle of vinegar, but will it really rid your house of germs?
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10/11/2011
Did you know your body can have a life after death? We take you through the options.
If a doctor prescribes you antibiotics, be sure to mention if you are using hormonal contraception such as the pill. Certain antibiotics can make these contraceptives less effective.
30/11/2011
A surgically installed "pacemaker" in the brain is helping Karyn Spilberg manage some of the symptoms of the movement disorder Parkinson's disease.
You've booked your flights, organised your accommodation and packed your bags. But have you thought about your health before you go away?
Is surgery or medication more effective for management of gastro-oesophageal reflux?
Finding the ‘best’ exercise to burn fat is less important than keeping at it.
There is too much hype about health on the net, but there is also too much scaremongering from the traditional gatekeepers of medical information. The quality of information is highly variable, and much of it is poor. But the web can still be a valuable tool – if you use it carefully. So how do you do that?
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Sophie Scott
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All in the Mind
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The Body Sphere
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First Bite
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Catalyst
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