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Trying to lose weight? Eat tomatoes

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Tomatoes can help with weight loss by making food more satisfying, according to new research from the UK. Related News:Tomatoes could help prevent endometriosisThe weight loss pills that can cause heart attacksAre you likely to gain weight? The milkshake test will tell you Read Full Story
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Thousands of cancers caused by obesity

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Researchers in the US suggest that over 100,000 cancers are caused by being overweight or obese and gaining weight after diagnosis reduces chances of survival. Related News:Obesity will cause cancer cases to double by 2050Carry just a few extra pounds and you’ll risk heart failureIs successful dieting gender specific? Read Full Story
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New test to distinguish Alzheimer’s from depression

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The early signs of Alzheimer's disease are often misdiagnosed as depression. A new test will help screen patients properly and avoid any confusion. Related News:Are GPs diagnosing depression accurately?Find out online if you’re at risk of suffering depressionDementia identified through sarcasm Read Full Story
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Using acid reflux drugs long-term may increase weight
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Proton pump inhibitors used for treating acid reflux may cause an increase in weight and BMI if taken for long periods, according to new research. Related News:Aspirin linked to acid refluxAcid reflux not linked to heart problemMenopausal hormone therapies may cause acid reflux Read Full Story
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Mental health problems cost employers £28bn a year

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Stress, anxiety and depression in the workplace is costing small businesses and the economy billions of pounds every year. Related News:Promotion at work bad for stress, anxiety and depressionCredit crunch is affecting mental healthWhy going back to work is good for health Read Full Story
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Obesity risk to children taking antipsychotic drugs

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Antipsychotic drugs prescribed to children could be increasing the risk of obesity, according to research from the US Related News:Current exercise levels for children may not combat obesityUse of child obesity drug increasesOverweight pregnant women risk producing children who will become obese Read Full Story
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NHS to pay for homeopathy and acupuncture treatments
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A new scheme from the Department of Health could provide patients with individual budgets to pay for treatment and care. Related News:Physiotherapy and acupuncture to be offered for back painGovernment pledge extra therapists for mental illnessHomeopathy defended as review was flawed Read Full Story
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Overweight pregnant women risk producing children who will become obese

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Being overweight when pregnant condemns children to a lifetime of obesity, according to new research from the US. Related News:Obese middle-aged women dramatically reduce their lifespanPregnant women should cut down on caffeineDoes obesity begin in the womb? Read Full Story
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Swine flu vaccine scrutinised by homeopaths
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Homeopaths have called on the UK government to provide the public with the full facts and possible reactions of having the swine flu vaccination. Related News:Homeopathy defended as review was flawedPsoriasis eased with homeopathyUK youth wellbeing among lowest in Europe Read Full Story
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Sex, pencils and toothpicks help Brits to quit smoking

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Pretending to smoke a pencil, playing with a toothpick and more action in the bedroom are just some of the recommended methods that have helped Brits quit smoking. Related News:Smoking on the increase despite banQuit smoking drug linked to depression and suicideBan on smoking fails in 2008 Read Full Story
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