Asthma attacks reduced by Yoga
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Yoga could be the answer to reducing asthma symptoms and the reliance on medications to control attacks, according to a new study. Related News:Yoga effective for breast cancer patientsAsthma risk to children who watch too much TVMental health problems increase asthma risk Read Full Story
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Child self-esteem being eroded by social networking websites

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Does Facebook cause children to feel lonely and cause problems with low self-esteem? A new study suggests that might be the case. Related News:Children need more support for low self-esteemChild headaches treated effectively with laser acupunctureStudy shows complementary therapy effective for child anxiety Read Full Story
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Poor care for people with mental health problems

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Does a pre-existing mental health problem mean that doctors are giving inferior levels of standard medical care? Related News:Lack of sleep is leading to mental health problemsIs reality TV to blame for mental health problems?Mental health problems increase asthma risk Read Full Story
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Britons’ suffering back pain due to the computer

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Britons are suffering a variety of health problems including back pain caused by spending too much time sat at a computer. Related News:Big rise in self-harm among BritonsBritain facing stress epidemicCure back pain with a glass of red wine Read Full Story
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Physiotherapy and acupuncture to be offered for back pain

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The NHS is set to standardise its treatment of back pain with three types of therapy that include physiotherapy and acupuncture. Related News:Acupuncture better than conventional back pain treatmentPhysiotherapy joins new national fitness campaignPhysiotherapy should be the main treatment for osteoarthritis Read Full Story
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Child cases of type 1 diabetes set to double

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By 2020, experts predict that the number of children with type 1 diabetes will have doubled a Related News:Diabetes risk to children born by CaesareanLack of sleep linked to diabetes riskDiabetes increases by over 70% - NHS struggle to cope Read Full Story
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Antenatal depression as common as postnatal depression

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For expectant mothers, antenatal depression can be as common as depression suffered after giving birth (postnatal). Related News:Find out online if you’re at risk of suffering depressionDepression causes cancer patients to die soonerCBT meditation as effective as drugs in treating depression Read Full Story
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Antenatal depression as common as postnatal depression

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For expectant mothers, antenatal depression can be as common as depression suffered after giving birth (postnatal). Related News:Find out online if you’re at risk of suffering depressionDepression causes cancer patients to die soonerCBT meditation as effective as drugs in treating depression Read Full Story
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Hypnotherapy helping ulcerative colitis
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Hypnotherapy could be of benefit to people suffering with the inflammatory bowel disease 'Ulcerative Colitis', according to a US study. Related News:Supplement helping treat inflammatory bowel diseaseSpace food may help inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD)Increased bowel disease risk from oral contraceptives Read Full Story
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High numbers of men and women on the brink of alcoholism

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A new report by the NHS has highlighted the terrible effects alcohol is having on the nation's health. A quarter of the population are now at risk. Related News:NHS losing grip on the alcohol problemRoutine drinking may cause fatal liver damageAlcohol addiction: What type of problem drinker are you? Read Full Story
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