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Only eating breakfast and lunch may be more effective at managing type 2 diabetes than eating smaller, more regular meals

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According to a new study, only eating breakfast and lunch may be more effective at managing type 2 diabetes than eating smaller, more regular...

MERS belongs to the coronavirus family, which includes the common cold and SARS

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) officials have confirmed a second case in the country of MERS, a virus that has killed...

The Deka Arm has fingers that can move much like real ones making it easier for amputees to feed themselves, zip up clothes and unlock doors

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Deka Arm - a robot arm capable of picking up delicate objects - has been approved for use by US medical authorities. The Deka Arm...

Four times more women than men are currently diagnosed with MS

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A new study suggests that a key difference in the brains of male and female patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) may explain why more...

Lack of exercise is the biggest risk factor for heart disease in women aged 30 and above

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According to an Australian study, lack of exercise is the biggest risk factor for heart disease in women aged 30 and above. If all over-30s...

Having frequent arguments with partners, friends or relatives can increase the risk of death in middle-age

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According to Danish researchers, having frequent arguments with partners, friends or relatives can increase the risk of death in middle-age. Writing in the Journal of...

DMD affects one in every 3,500 newborn boys, and many will die before they reach 30

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Scientists say Viagra and Cialis could be used to fight Duchenne muscular dystrophy in boys. In tests the drugs helped improve blood flow to the...

BVO is found in Coca-Cola fruit and sports drinks such as Fanta and Powerade

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Coca-Cola plans to remove controversial ingredient BVO from some of its drinks brands by the end of this year, following an online petition. Brominated vegetable...

Osteogenesis Imperfecta is an inherited condition, where abnormalities in the genes controlling collagen affect the bone's strength

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Scientists at the Baylor College of Medicine, University of Texas, have announced that discovery in mice could help to treat people with a form...

The WHO said polio outbreaks in Asia, Africa and Middle East are an extraordinary event needing a coordinated international response

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The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned over the spread of polio as the disease becomes an international public health emergency. Outbreaks in Asia, Africa...

A healthy diet plays an important role in keeping the signs of cellulite at bay

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Adjusting your lifestyle with these few simple tips can help you on your way to a smoother-looking body. Eat more berries A healthy diet plays an...

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It’s no secret that the path to weight loss success is to cut back on the fat and up the protein intake. But why?...

The Heartbleed computer bug has caused major security concerns across the Internet

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People who have accounts on the ObamaCare enrollment website are being told to change their passwords following an administration-wide review of the government's vulnerability...

Conjoined twins Owen and Emmett Ezell were separated at Medical City Children's Hospital in Dallas in August 2013

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Conjoined twins Owen and Emmett Ezell, who were separated at Medical City Children's Hospital in Dallas in August 2013, are expected to be released...

Research shows that high-intensity interval training may be more effective than traditional cardio at getting rid of stubborn abdominal body fat

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Combine cardio and standing abs moves for an intense, waist-whittling routine that will tighten your tummy fast. Research shows that high-intensity interval training (HIIT) may...

The highly pathogenic H5 virus was detected through genetic testing of chickens at a farm in Kumamoto prefecture

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According to Japan’s Agricultural Ministry, two chickens have tested positive for bird flu at a farm where more than 1,000 chickens have died, marking...

Scientists said a new treatment for hepatitis C cured 90 percent of patients with the infection in 12 weeks

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Scientists said a new treatment for hepatitis C "cured" 90% of patients with the infection in 12 weeks. The new study is a "major breakthrough"...

Young women are particularly high users of social networking sites and post more photographs of themselves on the internet than do men

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A new research suggests that spending lots of time on Facebook looking at pictures of friends could make women insecure about their body image. The...

Matzo, which doesn't rise, is a traditional staple in Passover meals

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This year’s Passover will be celebrated between April 14 and April 22. The holiday celebrates the Jews’ liberation from slavery in ancient Egypt and subsequent...

The number of deaths from the Ebola virus in Guinea has passed 100

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The number of deaths from the Ebola virus in Guinea has passed 100, the UN World Health Organization (WHO) says. It was "one of the...

The men have been able to move their legs for the first time in years after electrical stimulation of their spinal cords

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A medical team at the University of Louisville and the University of California has reported that four paralyzed men have been able to move...

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Recently dubbed the ‘creative capital’ by The Guardian, Brighton’s reputation for music, culture, art and fun is certainly growing. The city’s thriving music scene...

HIV home tests can be bought over the counter in the UK for the first time

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HIV home tests can be bought over the counter in the UK for the first time. However, none is available yet in the country. The UK...

Poor oral health and irregular dental checks can increase the risk of oral cancer

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A new study has found that poor oral health and irregular dental checks can increase the risk of oral cancer. The International Agency for Research...

The Riken Centre panel said Dr. Haruko Obokata fabricated her work in an intentionally misleading fashion

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An investigation into a supposedly groundbreaking stem cell study in Japan has found lead researcher Dr. Haruko Obokata guilty of misconduct. The Riken Centre panel...