MILLIONS of overweight Britons could benefit from a new wonder diet pill which switches off appetite without any side effects. Scientists are close to developing the drug which will help combat the growing obesity epidemic with some 15 million in the UK now falling into...
Wisconsin Judge Patrick J. Fiedler Rules No Right to Own a Cow or Drink Its Milk Commentator Don Mashak's article Prologue: Having grown up on a dairy farm in Wisconsin, this ruling, which does not follow the Rule...
A new study on Alzheimer's disease performed by researchers from Boston University School Of Medicine and published in the Journal of the American Medical Association suggests that people with low levels of leptin...
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For years, pharmaceutical companies have paid doctors to put their names on ghostwritten research papers designed to increase drug sales and downplay negative side effects. What what what??? Wait, save your...
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Has the rise in the use of social networking had a negative or positive effect on our lives? " Dr Aric Sigman says websites such as Facebook set out to enrich social lives, but end up keeping people apart. Dr...
Poverty cripples, actually. The story of a brother and sister from India who suffered a rare hormonal disorder, but the family did not have the financial resources to get them treatment. "THIS brother and sister might look like cute primary school children but they are...
Steve Jobs has been making lots of news today with the announcement that he has a hormone imbalance and is thus opting out of participating in MacWorld events. But what exactly does that mean? Don't...
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An ingredient found within olive oil and other unsaturated fats has been found to prolong the time between meals."A new study in the October Cell Metabolism, a publication of Cell Press, reveals that once this...
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Looks like worries of an epidemic of Spinal Tap style spontaneous human combustions is out of the question for Californians. A shocking report is released by journal Environmental Science &...
A new, minimally-invasive procedure has successfully minimized the appetites of pigs, and could pave the way to effectively treating obesity. "An Indian American medical scientist has successfully suppressed levels of 'hunger hormone' ghrelin in pigs, which could pave...
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I've heard about soy consumption leading to an increase in estrogen levels in men, before, but this is the first time I've heard that men who consume a daily amount of soy-based products, including meat...
Fountain of youth, anyone? In ages, people are always in the lookout for that springwell of eternal youth or immortality. But can this really be possible? Can it really be solved by cutting out our calorie intake as this research would suggest? Find out -"ScienceDaily...
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The headline is lurid but inside the story there might be real hope for sufferers of extreme shyness and autism too. " A drug that combats shyness and social awkwardness, dubbed "social Viagra", could be developed...
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"A drug to prevent bone loss during breast cancer treatment also substantially cut the risk that the cancer would return, results that left doctors excited about a possible new way to fight the disease. It is the first large study to affirm wider anti-cancer hopes for Zometa...
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When it's Grey, watch out for the Blues Most stories about Seasonal Affective Disorder (Winter Blues) arrive in the media around early November. Mostly because the majority the media in the world are based in...
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