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Skinny jeans can affect your health
28 May 2012We've been warned about them before, but now there is further evidence to suggest that super skinng jeans just aren't good for our health.
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Conker varicose veins
25 May 2012Varicose veins affect three in 10 people at some stage of their lifetime.
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Snorers at higher risk of dying from cancer
23 May 2012Snoring can increase your risk of cancer five-fold, according to new research.
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Lisa Maxwell offers advice to struggling smokers after finally beating her addiction
23 May 2012Loose Women presenter and TV personality Lisa Maxwell is encouraging smokers who are motivated to stop to seek professio...
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Holiday survival guide
19 May 2012With summer looming, All About Health pharmacist, Ajit Malhi, offers advice on how to stay healthy on holiday
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What's keeping us Brits awake at night?
18 May 2012Recent research has revealed the NHS is spending £50million a year on drugs to help combat insomnia. We take a look at ...
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Medical herbalist takes the sting out of nettles
18 May 2012With Be Nice to Nettles Week starting today, medical herbalist Lucy Stephens of London’s Reva Clinic is taking the ‘...
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Brendan Cole and Jo Wood swing into action
18 May 2012Brendan Cole has choreographed a dance that aims to lower cholesterol and he's using Jo Wood to help perform it.
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The hidden truth - Mental health awareness
17 May 2012As the UK enters a reported double recession, the impact on employees is far greater than ever. With longer hours, reduc...
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Heart health: Spotlight on
16 May 2012Log on to the live web TV show where we discuss how to manage high cholesterol and high blood pressure to keep your heart healthy
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Turn Out the Light on Headaches
15 May 2012One in seven adults in the UK are affected by migraines at some point during their lifetime and even more by mild to moderate headache symptoms.
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What is athletes foot?
15 May 2012Athlete's Foot is a common fungal infection that occurs in-between the toes but can also be found across the whole foot.
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Taking control of hand eczema
14 May 2012Dr Linda Papadopoulos is helping to highlight the psychological impact of hand eczema following new research into the co...
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One in six cancers are caused by preventable infections
10 May 2012One in six cancers are caused by preventable infections, research has indicated.
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Number of people living with arthritis is set to soar
09 May 2012The number of arthritis sufferers is set to double in the next 20 years, it has been warned.
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Curry may help to fight bowel cancer
09 May 2012A chemical found in curry could be the answer to killing bowel cancer tumours in patients.
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Struggle for diabetes patients to manage their obesity
08 May 2012Around two million people in the UK with Type 2 diabetes are also overweight or obese.
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Shocking impact of tobacco packaging on children
04 May 2012Young people and women are identified as target groups to aim tobacco packaging at according to a new Cancer Research UK report released.
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Fearne Cotton helping to raise money breast cancer charity
02 May 2012Fearne Cotton is helping to promote FestiFeel, a festival that helps to raise awareness and vital funds for Breast Cancer Charity, CoppaFeel!
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Exercise and computer use may reduce memory loss
02 May 2012Using a computer and exercising regularly can reduce the risk of memory problems by 75 per cent a study has found.
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Gok Wan's brother steps into the ring for women's wellbeing
02 May 2012Gok Wan is famous for improving women’s self esteem through fashion styling and now his older brother Kwoklyn promises...
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Melanoma skin cancer rates increasing faster than any other
30 April 2012Rates of melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer, are increasing faster than any other cancer in the UK.
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Brits refusing to wear Sun Protection at home
30 April 2012Research conducted by leading self-tan brand St. Tropez into the dangers of sunbathing, has unearthed that over a third ...
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Surgical procedures still on the rise despite the recession
27 April 2012Even throughout the recession, surgical procedure statistics show an increase. Is it the range of payment plans or the w...






