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Hairspray linked to birth defect
Windpipe transplant breakthrough
Drug-resistant ward bug concern
Motor neurone disease clue found
Cancer drug success 'on the rise'
Heart test 'cannot predict risk'
Child Health
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Yemen starts campaign to immunise 4m children
Parents 'wrong' on child weight
Vaccine 'could end Nigeria polio'
Sweet pill tackles child malaria
China orders milk product recall
'Safer' test developed for Down's

Woman Health
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Ovary transplant baby 'a miracle'
Breastfeeding 'cuts cancer risk'
Health moves 'halve early deaths'
Mother of 13 is pregnant again!
Antenatal blues 'hit development'
Abortion increase in young girls
Psychology
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Iraq war strains US mental health system
Kashmir Psychological Agony
Occasionally Depressed Youth
Depression linked to Alzheimer'
Money buys happiness when spent on others
Anti-depressants 'no better than dummy pills'

Life & Development
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Cancer drug success 'on the rise'
Australian scientist to unveil skin cancer vaccine
Hair colour loss 'reversal hope'
Green spaces 'reduce health gap'
First 'living lung' transplant
'Full' artificial heart implant
Repossession 'is mental threat'
The fallout from the economic downturn could be a significant threat to mental health, according to a survey.
'End in sight' for elephantiasis
A painful and disfiguring disease affecting more than 100 million people worldwide could be wiped out by 2020, say experts.

Painkillers 'cut breast cancer'
Regular use of common painkillers such as aspirin and ibuprofen reduces the risk of breast cancer, according to an international study.
Circumcision HIV impact doubted
There is no hard evidence that circumcision protects gay men from HIV, research shows.

Pollution linked to appendicitis
Air pollution may increase the risk of appendicitis, research suggests.
Survey shows contraception myths
Women do not end up with the best form of contraception for them because of false beliefs and fears, a snapshot survey of Scottish women suggests.

Latest tests find Chinese milk melamine-free
Chinese authorities say the latest test of dairy products found no traces of the industrial chemical melamine that has been blamed for thousands of deaths.
New twist in brain obesity riddle
The discovery of another way in which the body appears to control how much it eats could shed fresh light on obesity.

Sick leave 'link to early death'
People who have long spells of sick leave for psychiatric reasons are twice as likely to die from cancer as healthier employees, research suggests.
India to introduce biggest smoking ban
Some 1.2 billion people will be forbidden from lighting up in public places in law passed on Gandhi's anniversary

Antisocial behaviour hormone link
Low levels of the stress hormone cortisol have been linked to antisocial behaviour in adolescent boys.
Vitamin 'may blunt cancer drugs'
Vitamin C supplements may substantially reduce the benefit from a wide range of anti-cancer drugs, research suggests.

Big babies 'risk breast cancer'
Baby girls who are of larger than average length and weight at birth grow up being at increased risk of breast cancer, analysis suggests.
Statins 'prevent artery ageing'
Drugs given to heart patients to lower cholesterol may have an additional benefit - keeping their blood vessels feeling younger.

Loneliness 'makes you cold'
Loneliness and coldness are often associated in everyday language, but psychologists have found that social isolation does make people feel cold.
Infant deaths reveal healthcare flaws
Turkish babies are four times less likely to survive than their counterparts in Europe because they are born in a country whose healthcare system is plagued with problems authorities have failed to address for ages.

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