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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.
Research on more than 300,000 babies found those born using Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) had a significantly higher risk of developing abnormalities than those conceived naturally
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Fertility treatment for men can raise the risk of birth defects in babies

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Pomegranates, which are already acclaimed as a superfood, will be welcome among those who would prefer a natural aphrodisiac
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A glass of pomegranate juice a day increases sexual desire in both genders

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A study found that overdue babies, those who were born after 42 weeks, were more likely to suffer behavioral problems such as ADHD in early life
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Overdue babies at risk to suffer behavioral problems

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Aspirin was as effective as the commonly prescribed drug warfarin, say researchers
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Aspirin is as effective as warfarin, say researchers

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Emmelyn Roettger was accepted into Mensa on March this year, aged two years and 11 months, with an IQ of 135
Education

Emmelyn Roettger becomes Mensa’s youngest US member after being dignosed with autism

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A genetic test could help predict breast cancer many years before the disease is diagnosed
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Genetic test could predict breast cancer years in advance

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Speaking two languages profoundly affects the brain and changes how the nervous system responds to sound, lab tests revealed
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Learning a second language can boost brain power

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A new research has found that the number of babies born in the US showing symptoms of opiate withdrawal increased threefold in the 10 years up to 2009
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Number of US opiates newborns increased threefold

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British charity Macmillan Cancer Support is warning that not enough women are using sun cream as over 2,500 people die of skin cancer every year
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Not enough women are using sun cream to prevent skin cancer, say experts

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British researchers at the Cancer Research UK say aggressive pancreatic tumors may be treatable with a new class of drugs
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Pancreatic cancer may be treatable with new drugs that turn-off its gene

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With 10 themed chapters ranging from best breakfasts to local food, Hattie Ellis explains how to eat both healthily and responsibly, without losing the joy of eating
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How to eat both healthily and responsibly, without losing the joy of eating

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Scientists looked at hundreds of studies of mobile exposure and found no conclusive links to cancer risk, brain function or infertility
Health

Still no evidence of harm by mobile phone exposure

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Anti-depressants are more harmful than beneficial, say scientists
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Anti-depressants are more harmful than beneficial, say scientists

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Taking a daily dose of aspirin could cut bowel cancer patients’ chance of dying from the disease by about a third
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Aspirin cuts the chance of dying from bowel cancer

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Steven Thorpe, who was declared brain dead by four doctors, made a “miracle” recovery after his parents begged medics for a second opinion
Europe News

The story of Steven Thorpe, a teenager who made a miracle recovery from coma after four doctors declared him brain-dead

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The scaffold can channel clusters of nerves through its honeycomb of holes, eventually healing a severed nerve
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Miniature honeycomb used as scaffold will help damaged nerves to grow and recover

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Around 20 drivers in their 80s from across the north-east of England and Scotland have so far taken DriveLAB out on the road
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DriveLAB, the hi-tech car aid developed for older drivers

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Over time, bad posture due to the effects of heavy bags on our deportment leads to distorted fat distribution
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Five things you never knew they could influence your weight

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Compliments beat sex, shopping and even chocolate when it comes to boosting a woman's mood
How To...

How to boost a woman’s mood

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Researchers say men will soon live longer than women for the first time since records began after abandoning their unhealthy, macho lifestyles
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Men will soon outliving women for the first time as they ditch bad habits

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Vietnam plans to ask for international help to find out what is causing a skin infection that has already killed 19 people
Asia News

Vietnam seeks international help as mystery skin disease killed 19 people

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Spirituality is a complex phenomenon and that multiple areas of the brain are responsible for the many aspects of spiritual experiences
Science & Technology

Spirituality has a neuropsychological basis, but it is not related to a specific area of the brain

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The UK Food Standards Agency warns food companies that everyday products such as instant coffee could contain the cancer chemical acrylamide
Europe News

Acrylamide alert: cancer-risk chemical found in crisps, biscuits and instant coffee

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The study of mobile phone calls suggests that women call their spouse more than any other person
Science & Technology

Study of mobile phone calls shows that romantic relationships are driven by women

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Parkinson's
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An intestinal gel shows promising results in Parkinson’s disease

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