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01/04/2002 - News

Outlook is good for long-term breast cancer survivors

Women who have had breast cancer do well years after treatment, although those who have chemotherapy and tamoxifen may have reduced physical functioning. Read more

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01/04/2002 - News

Non-invasive technique diagnoses heart disease

A scan based on magnetic resonance imaging is proving to be a useful alternative to conventional methods for diagnosing heart problems. Read more

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01/04/2002 - News

Why older people harm themselves

A new study shows that poor physical health can sometimes lead older people to self-harm. Read more

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01/04/2002 - News

Implant improves hearing

A new hearing device that's implanted in the middle ear gives better sound quality than a more conventional aid Read more

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01/03/2002 - News

Reciting the Rosary benefits the heart

The Rosary, yoga chants, and breathing exercises all slow down the respiration rate and calm the heart rhythm. Read more

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01/03/2002 - News

Better health from the Lottery?

Britain's National Lottery provides a wonderful opportunity for studying the effect of money on health, says a clinical trials expert. Read more

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01/03/2002 - News

Room for improvement on fruit and veg front

More people are eating the recommended amount of fruit and vegetables, but they are still only a minority of the population. Read more

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01/03/2002 - News

Fat cell gene discovered

US researchers have discovered a gene that is essential for the development of fat cells. Read more

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01/02/2002 - News

Unnatural death more likely among mentally ill

People with a mental illness run an increased risk of death by homicide, suicide or accident Read more

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01/02/2002 - News

Latest heart disease stats announced

Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in the US, although there's been a dramatic increase in procedures to combat heart problems. Read more

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