Anyone who had a heart:
James, Peter and the double transplant 

Wiped Out by Hep C:
How the lost Beach Boy found himself 
 

- Self-Care Week - 9-15 November 2009 -
Self-care for everyday health problems

SCOTT-FREE FITNESS:
Eat fruit first, types of protein and avoiding post-exercise vomiting

Doncaster Knights coach Scott Pearson answers your fitness, sport and nutrition questions. All Scott's previous answers and articles are here.

New advert shows risks of buying drugs online

Friday, 06 November, 2009
The dangers of buying medicines online are once again being highlighted in a hard-hitting new campaign from drug company Pfizer backed by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency ...
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Organ shortage: three people will die today

Monday, 02 November, 2009
Would you take a donated heart, liver or other organ if you needed one? According to research from the NHS, most people say they would – 96%. Trouble is that only one in four of us – 27% - are ...
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Confusion as statins seem to up diabetes risk

Monday, 26 October, 2009
New research published in the journal Diabetes Care suggests we still don’t really understand how the cholesterol-lowering drugs statins work. Contrary to expections, it seems that taking the drugs ...
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How the lost Beach Boy found himself

Monday, 02 November, 2009
David Marks was thirteen when he found fame as one of the Beach Boys, his crisp guitar key to the band’s new modern electric sound. (Apparently Motown founder Berry Gordy once called Marks ‘the best ...

Key info for men under 25  The good news is you're pretty unlikely to get a serious ... Key info for men aged 25-50 OK, so you're not a kid anymore but you're still going ... Key info for men aged 50 plus Men are living longer and longer. (Still not as long as ...

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