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Kathryn - Our health specialist likes to share with the readers the latest news from the field. Nobody understands better than her the relation between healthy mind and healthy body.
A European study has found that while almost all Swedes brush their teeth, only one in 10 does it in a way that effectively prevents tooth decay
Health

People still don’t know how to brush their teeth, a European study reveals

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People dangerously underestimate the health risks linked to smoking cannabis due to lack of awareness
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People underestimate the health risks linked to smoking cannabis, warn experts

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Walt Disney has decided to ban junk food commercials on its TV, radio and online programmes
Entertainment

Walt Disney will ban junk food ads

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For centuries women in South Asia have been raised with the belief that a fairer complexion equates to beauty
Business

Skin-whitening market is booming in India

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Although healthy postmenopausal women appear to have no cognitive benefits from soy supplements, soy could be a good addition for some people diets.
Health

Soy supplements have little benefit for brain function of healthy postmenopausal women, study shows

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Swiss researchers suggest that taking iron supplements may help some women with fatigue even if they are not officially anemic
Health

Iron supplements may help women beat fatigue

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Revitalift Laser Renew is an advanced anti-ageing care product with visible results in just 4 weeks
Fashion & Style

Revitalift Laser Renew Advanced Anti-Ageing Moisturiser from L’Oréal Paris

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After 8 weeks of Revitalift Laser X3 treatment applied twice daily, the product reduced cutaneous micro-relief by 18 percent compared with 20 percent for the laser CO2
Fashion & Style

Revitalift Laser X3 study results comparable to laser CO2

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Bed Bugs close-up
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Bedbugs are not exterminated with bug-bombs foggers. Ineffective use of these products can lead to further resistance in insects.

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L’Oreal Paris launched Revitalift Laser X3, a new anti-ageing range with prices starting from just $31.99
Fashion & Style

Revitalift Laser X3 from L’Oreal Paris mimics the effects of laser treatment

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A review of research evidence by US physicians says intensive training schedules and extreme endurance competitions can cause long-term harm to people’s hearts
Health

Extreme exercise may permanently damage the heart and trigger rhythm abnormalities

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Scientists have shown that paralyzed rats have been able to walk again after their spinal cords were bathed in chemicals and zapped with electricity
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Paralyzed rats able to walk again after spinal stimulation

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Belgian researchers watched videos of women walking and were able to tell whether they regularly had orgasms from intercourse
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Women’s sex history can be known from the way they walk

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British scientists suggest that about 4,600 lives in England could be saved by reducing alcohol intake to just half a unit a day
Health

Reducing alcohol intake to just half a unit a day saves lives

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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg plans to ban any soft drink over 16 ounces across the city by March 2013
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Michael Bloomberg plans to ban soft drinks over 16 oz in NYC by 2013

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Doctors from St Thomas’ hospital in London are trialling "touchless" technology, often used in TV games, to help them carry out delicate keyhole surgery
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Touchless gaming technology in trial for delicate keyhole surgery

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NASA scientists have discovered a new technique to detect osteoporosis bone loss at the earliest disease stages
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Early stage osteoporosis detection technique developed by NASA

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Women enjoy the best sex of their lives at 28
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Women enjoy the best sex of their lives at 28

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A new study has shown that a fruit drink developed by NASA to protect astronauts from radiation, known as AS10, dramatically reduces wrinkles, blemishes and sun damage after four months
Health

AS10, the fruit drink developed by NASA that rejuvenates the skin

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Derya Sert, the first woman in the world who received a womb from a cadaver in a seven-hour operation
Health

World’s first womb transplant successfully performed in Turkey

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Experiments in mice found that gene Katnal1 was vital for the final stages of making sperm
Health

Male contraceptive pill could be developed after discovery of sperm formation gene Katnal1

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A new study has found that when it comes to finding a mate, men may not be looking for charm and intelligence, but rather a woman who looks dumb and sleepy enough for a one-night-stand
Science & Technology

Men prefer dumb-looking women but not for marriage

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German researchers have found that people who take calcium supplements could be increasing their risk of having a heart attack
Health

Calcium supplements could increase risk of heart attack

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A US research suggests that babies who are delivered through Caesarean section are twice as likely to become obese than those born traditionally
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C-section linked to child obesity, found researchers

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US researchers from Stanford University have demonstrated a means to use short sections of DNA as rewritable data "bits" in living cells
Science & Technology

Rewritable DNA used as memory storage within biological systems

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