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Chocolate cuts pregnancy risk claim
Friday July 9 2010 'A regular chocolate treat 'could halve a woman's risk of giving birth prematurely,'" reported the Daily Mail. The story is based on research that looked at whether regular chocolate consumption during pregnancy is associated with...
Fish oil 'may fight breast cancer'
Fish oil may cut the risk of breast cancer by a third, says the Daily Mail. The news is based on a large study that followed just over 35,000 postmenopausal women for up to seven years to investigate how their use of supplements, including fish oil,...
Early days for Alzheimer's blood test
A simple blood test may soon be able to "predict Alzheimer's disease up to 10 years before symptoms appear", says The Daily Telegraph. The newspaper says researchers have discovered that a rise in levels of a protein called clusterin may be an early...
Sperm 'changed by pregnant drinking'
"Pregnant women who drink alcohol may reduce sperm count of sons,", according to The Guardian. It reported that research has found that pregnant women who drank more than 4.5 alcoholic drinks per week were more likely to have sons who had a lower...
Can magnets ease Alzheimer's?
"Applying magnets to the brains of Alzheimer's disease sufferers helps them understand what is said to them", The Independent has claimed. The news is based on a small trial of an experimental magnetic therapy called rTMS, which some believe can...
Caesareans and baby immunity
Children born by caesarean section are more likely to have allergies, such as asthma, because they pick up less "natural immunity" from their mother, The Daily Telegraph reported. The story is based on a small laboratory study which investigated...
A hearty cup of tea?
"People who drink several cups of tea or coffee a day could be at lower risk of heart disease," reports the BBC. The news channel says drinking tea could cut the chances of a heart attack by up to a third. The news is based on a Dutch study that...
Do men have the menopause?
Thursday June 17 2010 "Chaps feel the change too," reported the Daily Mail. The newspaper said that some doctors have believed in the male menopause for years, but that until now the condition has not been properly defined. It said a recent study...
Does rice affect diabetes risk?
Wednesday June 16 2010 "Replacing white rice with brown rice and wholemeal bread could cut the risk of diabetes by a third," the BBC reported. This news story is based on a study that found that people who ate white rice more than five times a week...
Diet and asthma link researched
Thursday June 3 2010 "Three burgers a week could be enough to bring on asthma," The Daily Express claimed. Several other newspapers have also reported the results of an international study that looked at asthma risk and eating habits of over 50,000...
Clean teeth 'reduce heart risk'
Friday May 28 2010 "Brushing your teeth twice a day could save you from a heart attack", the Daily Mail has reported. Its story is based on a study from Scotland, which looked at the potential association between how often people brushed their teeth...
HDL cholesterol and heart risk
Thursday May 27 2010 "Eating lots of nuts and olive oil may be harmful for some people," reported the Daily Mirror. The Daily Telegraph said that some heart attack patients may have genetic mutations that mean "the diet increases their risk of...
Mental health in the armed forces
Thursday May 13 2010 "Medical services face a tidal wave of servicemen suffering from mental trauma as a result of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan", reported The Daily Telegraph. Other newspapers reporting the same study said that alcohol abuse is...
Heart risk for working women'
"High flying career women with stressful jobs face a higher risk of heart disease," the Daily Mail has claimed. This news story is based on Danish research, which followed 12,000 female nurses aged over 45, and compared their work-related stress to...
'Green exercise' and mental health
Tuesday May 4 2010 "Five minutes exercising in the countryside boosts mental health," reported The Daily Telegraph. It said a study has found that "exercising in wilderness areas or near water tended to have the biggest impact on mental state" and...
DNA swap and inherited disease
Thursday April 15 2010 "Dozens of human embryos with three parents have been created by British scientists," reported the Daily Mail. Many papers covered the news of an experimental research technique aimed at preventing genetic disorders. In this...
Benefits of 'five a day' questioned
Wednesday April 7 2010 "Eating your five-a-day does little to cut cancer risk," according to the Daily Mail. Several other news sources also reported that eating five portions of fruit and veg each day may offer only limited protection against...
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