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Do Tetris weight loss claims stack up?
Do Tetris weight loss claims stack up?
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“Want to lose weight? Play Tetris: Classic game distracts dieters from food cravings,” reports the Mail Online. This misleading headline comes from a new study into cravings. Researchers were interested in whether a demanding visual task…

Published date 23 November 2017
Depression 'common' in early Parkinson's
Depression 'common' in early Parkinson's
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“Depression more common in early Parkinson’s,” BBC News reports, as a new study investigates the impact this degenerative condition can have on mental health…

Published date 23 November 2017
Hospital care for elderly scrutinised
Hospital care for elderly scrutinised
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The Care Quality Commission has today published a series of reports on the quality of hospital care for the elderly in England. These reports, covering 12 hospitals from round the country, are the first in a series of 100 that...

Published date 23 November 2017
Early work on stroke repair drugs
Early work on stroke repair drugs
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Stroke recovery might be improved by blocking a molecule that “stops brain cells working after a stroke,” BBC News has reported. The news comes from US research in mice that...

Published date 23 November 2017
Jabs 'more upsetting' for babies of first-time mums
Jabs 'more upsetting' for babies of first-time mums
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"Babies with anxious mothers 'feel more pain' during jabs," was today's headline in The Daily Telegraph. The story comes from a study looking at whether a baby's "pain behaviours"...

Published date 23 November 2017
Is children's asthma made worse by inhalers?
Is children's asthma made worse by inhalers?
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Genetic tests could pave way to 'personalised' asthma drugs The Guardian reports while warning that current treatments may make symptoms worse. They report on a study which found that children with certain genes responded better to specific treatments…

Published date 23 November 2017
BMI categories may need adjusting, argue researchers
BMI categories may need adjusting, argue researchers
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"Being overweight may not be as unhealthy as it was 40 years ago," BBC News reports. New research has found a body mass index (BMI) of 27 is linked to the lowest rate of death – but someone with a BMI of 27 is currently classed as being overweight...

Published date 23 November 2017
Menthol cigs 'encourage teens to smoke more'
Menthol cigs 'encourage teens to smoke more'
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"Menthol cigarettes ARE more addictive," the Mail Online claims, based on a survey of 5,000 teenagers. The 2010-11 Canadian school survey found that 16% of teenagers aged 14 to 18 smoke cigarettes…

Published date 23 November 2017
Is Christmas weight gain harder to lose?
Is Christmas weight gain harder to lose?
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"Most of us gain 2lb over Christmas and never lose it," is the uncheerful news on the Mail Online website. It reports on a study that found that volunteers gained around 0.8kg between November and January that they then struggled to lose…

Published date 23 November 2017
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