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   Artificial drinks 'damage kidneys'

   Press Assoc. - Sunday, November 1 12:01 am

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   Too many artificially sweetened soft drinks may damage the kidneys, a study suggests. More »

2. Health

   

   Babies adopt mother tongue nuances

   Press Assoc. - Thursday, November 5 05:11 pm

   Sent 67 Times

   Babies start to pick up the national nuances of their mother tongue even before birth, a study has shown. More »

3. Health

   CORRECTED: Thinking negatively can boost your memory 

   Reuters - Tuesday, November 3 01:42 am

   Sent 55 Times

   SYDNEY (Reuters Life!) - (Corrects name of journal in final paragraph) More »

4. Health

   Sugar may decrease life expectancy

   Press Assoc. - Tuesday, November 3 07:08 pm

   Sent 33 Times

   A spoonful of sugar might help your life expectancy go down, new research suggests. More »

5. Health

   Scientists say curry compound kills cancer cells 

   Reuters - Wednesday, October 28 10:35 am

   Sent 17 Times

   LONDON (Reuters) - A molecule found in a curry ingredient can kill esophageal cancer cells in the laboratory, suggesting it might be developed as an anti-cancer treatment, scientists said on Wednesday. More »

6. Health

   New mother with swine flu has died

   Press Assoc. - Monday, November 2 07:57 pm

   Sent 14 Times

   A woman who contracted swine flu died just weeks after giving birth to her first child, a health authority has confirmed. More »

7. Health

   Cholesterol link to prostate cancer

   Press Assoc. - Tuesday, November 3 07:54 pm

   Sent 10 Times

   Men with lower blood cholesterol may be protected against the most deadly forms of prostate cancer, a study has shown. More »

8. Health

   TV exposure may make toddlers aggressive

   Reuters - Tuesday, November 3 02:04 am

   Sent 7 Times

   NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - The more television that a three-year-old watches, the more likely he or she is to behave aggressively, according to a U.S. study. More »

9. Health

   SPECIAL REPORT - Are doctors what ails U.S. healthcare?

   Reuters - Friday, November 6 01:13 pm

   Sent 4 Times

   WHITE PLAINS, New York (Reuters) - Nowhere in the United States has more doctors at its beck and call than White Plains, one of the wealthiest cities in the nation. More »

10. Health

    Aspirin 'heart care' dose warning

    Press Assoc. - Tuesday, November 3 09:31 am

    Sent 4 Times

    Healthy people should not take aspirin to prevent a heart attack because the risks outweigh the potential benefits, experts have warned. More »