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Death from ‘middle class’ drugs glamorised by celebrities are at their highest level since records began, government figures revealed today.
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Deaf people could one day have their hearing restored through a groundbreaking gene therapy technique, a new study suggests. By Roger Highfield.
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All parents make mistakes. Don’t believe it? Just think about your own parents. You will no doubt come up with a laundry list of things they did wrong.
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The gooey, golden stuff that builds up inside your ears should stay there, according to national guidelines on earwax removal released today.
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If you’ve been diagnosed with osteoporosis you know you need to lots of vital nutrients, like calcium and vitamin D. Turns out breakfast may be the best time to...
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New York City’s rate of HIV infection is about three times the national rate, according to estimates released Wednesday by the New York City Department of Health...
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Where do teens get junk food? In more than a third of U.S. high schools, the CDC reports.A 36-state/12-city CDC study shows that in some states, teens find it much...
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Scientists have used gene therapy on mouse embryos to grow hair cells with the potential to reduce hearing loss in adult animals, according to a study.
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SRI LANKA-The World Health Organisation (WHO) is calling for greater social equality as a way of evening out differences in health, both...
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Can’t help checking your partner’s text messages on the sly? You’re not alone, with an Australian survey showing one in three mobile phone users are...
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A baby boy born with two heads has died after his parents took him home because they could not afford his medical care.
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Tattoos can often be a case of ink now, regret later.Extracting the dye from the skin has usually been a painful process.However, cosmetic surgeons are now offering...
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Can you recall the last time you had to deal with a negative or difficult person? Or the last time someone said something with the intention of hurting you? How did you...
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If there’s one thing men and women both want, it’s more sex. It’s no surprise: Most of us put sex low on our list of priorities, far below work,...
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When I had my heart attack at 43, all my doctors were really surprised. I was young, I’m not overweight, and I don’t eat a lot of fatty foods.
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With food prices on the rise, it’s not so easy to pay more for organic choices. Here’s how to spend that extra coin and make it worth the investment.
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Life is an endless series of negotiations, small and large. Getting a great deal on a new car, talking your husband into taking a vacation, enlisting reluctant...
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Apart from sensual lingerie, exotic aroma oils, aphrodisiacs, the other most important thing which can rev up your sex-life is colors. The best color to do so is….
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Researchers have warned that traditional Ayurvedic medicines and herbal supplements manufactured in United States and India may contain unacceptably high levels of...
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Teenagers arrested for juvenile offenses have a high rate of sexually transmitted diseases, so screening these teens soon after arrest may help catch many cases, a new...
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Camera flashcubes of the 1960s, high-definition TVs and the Nicoderm quit-smoking patch have at least one thing in common: Each found a place over the years on R&D...
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Republican Mitt Romney, trying to prevent a potentially crippling New Hampshire primary loss, cast himself as a change agent Saturday as he tried to repel rival John...
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The R&D arena has been hit by the cost and complexities involved in the innovation process and therefore companies are now looking up to outsourcing of R&D...
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With competition steaming up among multinationals and the product life cycle of products getting shorter day by day companies are now focusing on their R&D and...
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Here is another sector where we are lagging behind China - the Research and Development (R&D) sector.
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IBM’s Research and development unveils a new chip set to enable wireless networking ten times faster than standard WiFi chips. This chip which is a hybrid of...
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After fuel, its now turn of the lubricants to contribute to the environmental causes. Claimed to be eco-friendly and non-carcinogenic in nature, a new range of...
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