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A healthy soak in Saharan sands

October 15, 2014

The therapy has the same effect as a sauna session, helping purge the body of poisonous toxins. As the morning sun rises over the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi in the Sahara, men and women dig holes for tourists who […]

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Digital doctors: China sees tech cure for healthcare woes

October 15, 2014

Liu Chunming almost died after a car crash in July in Taihe, a remote county in China’s southeast Jiangxi province, but survived serious abdominal injuries thanks to specialist doctors who led his treatment from 1,000 kms (621 miles) away. From […]

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How to get rid of double chin

October 15, 2014

So you know how stripes and checks camouflage body fat, but getting rid of that nasty bulge under your chin may not happen overnight. Here are easy exercises, we recommend, which you can wrap in a few minutes daily that’ll […]

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Symptoms of kidney disease

October 15, 2014
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Kidney disease which was once more common in people aged 65 and above is currently attacking young people. Most individuals are unaware that kidney disease is a silent killer as it show no symptoms until the condition becomes grave. It […]

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‘Smart’ e-cigarette can keep track of every puff

October 14, 2014

E-cigarette smokers could be forced to “pay as you puff” after the tobacco giant Philip Morris patented a device which tracks every inhalation. The Marlboro manufacturer’s proposal envisages an e-cigarette which can connect to the internet, allowing users to “buy” […]

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Substance in broccoli improves autism symptoms: Study

October 14, 2014

A dose of a chemical found in broccoli and other vegetables may improve the behavioural and social symptoms of autism in young men, according to a new small study. But people would have to eat a possibly unrealistic amount of […]

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This deadly lung problem is often misdiagnosed–and can kill you

October 14, 2014

Lung attack, a dangerous episode caused by chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), is increasing worldwide. COPD may be the fifth leading cause of death in the world by 2020, and is estimated to quickly escalate as the third leading cause […]

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Regular fruit juice drinking could lead to high BP

October 14, 2014

With high amounts of sugar with negligible fibre, a daily glass of fruit juice could lead to high blood pressure and cardio-vascular disease, the researchers explained.A glass of fruit juice a day may not be as ‘healthy’ as previously thought […]

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Computers could bridge the gap caused by spinal injuries

October 14, 2014

Every year, close to 50,000 people suffer accidents and neurological disorders that lead to paralysis. Life dreams shatter in seconds, and to this day, the prospect for even partial recovery remains bleak. But there are signs of hope on the […]

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2nd case of Ebola in United States deals a blow to global battle

October 14, 2014

A Texas health care worker who treated an Ebola victim has tested positive for the deadly tropical fever, dealing a blow to the worldwide battle to stem the outbreak. More than 4,000 people have died of Ebola in seven countries […]

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