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New Zealand and Australia lacking in nutritious food: experts

April 14, 2015

When it comes to nutritious food, New Zealand and Australia have a long way to go as less than  half of packaged foods there can be classified as healthy. Surveys of the nutrient values of packaged food items available in […]

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An antibody that reduces HIV blood levels

April 14, 2015

The virus-suppressing action did not appear to last, however, and some patients developed resistance to the agent, said the authors of the research published by Nature. This meant the designer molecule dubbed 3BNC117 may be best used in combination with […]

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65-year-old woman pregnant with quadruplets

April 14, 2015

4 is the lucky number for one woman from Berlin. The 65-year-old ishas 13 children and is pregnant again t- this time with quadruplets . The Russian and English teacher’s pregnancy follows several attempts abroad at artificial insemination over the […]

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Eating disorders occur in men, too

April 14, 2015

While the majority of those who suffer from eating disorders are women, men too experience the disorder. One example is Mr Ford Lim who struggled with anorexia and bulimia for nine years: “People tell me they don’t think men would […]

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Supervised exercise is recommended for intermittent claudication sufferers

April 13, 2015

People with Intermittent claudication (an illness that causes leg pain, cramping or fatigue while walking) can walk better after undergoing supervised exercise therapy compared to unsupervised exercise, a new study finds. But both groups end up with a similar quality […]

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No to genital removal surgery for transgenders: experts

April 13, 2015

Experts in Norwayare speaking out against genital removal surgery and sterilization – mandatory practices for transgenders. In a report to the Norwegian government, an expert committee appointed by the health ministry proposed new gender recognition legislation based on self determination […]

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Exercise to live longer

April 13, 2015

Researchers have found that vigorous exercise that make you red and sweaty prolongs life. The study by Australian researchers is based on more than 200,000 adults over age 45, and is published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Internal […]

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Obesity cuts risk of dementia

April 13, 2015

In a study that has surprised researchers, it has been found that overweight people are less likely to get dementia. The analysis of nearly two million British people, in the Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology, showed underweight people had the highest risk. […]

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Simple ways to boost your metabolism

April 13, 2015

When it comes to speeding up your metabolism, simple tricks can do wonders. 1. Laugh out loud Here’s a reason to smile: Laughter is exercise for our facial muscles, ribcage, abs and diaphragm, and giving all these parts a workout […]

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Some confusing habits clarified for you

April 13, 2015

Here are some common confusing health habits exposed. Should you feed a cold and starve a fever? In both cases, the patient must continue to eat and drink, then drink some more. Make sure you have plenty of water to […]

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