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The Public Health England information campaign will launch in six weeks' time. There will be adverts on TV and social media designed to increase take-up of smear tests and screening.
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Results differed greatly between women and men
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A new study from Washington University has found increased levels of a protein called neurofilament light chain in the blood match the speed at which the brain loses neurons and shrinks.
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Douglas Lee, from Hillsborough, Florida, developed a C difficile infection - caused by antibiotics killing both good and bad bacteria - after he got his wisdom teeth removed.
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Two dietitians revealed their favorite Trader Joe's products that marry the convenience of pre-packaged food with the quality nutrition that comes with eating whole, healthy foods.
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A University of California study has found that it is education up to the age of 20 that is the decisive factor whether you will resist the ravages of Alzheimer's disease.
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The Killing Eve star, 47, has worked with Hollywood trainer Dove Rose for two decades and follows a regimen including dance and yoga.
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Former Ryder Cup captain Bernard Gallacher came back from the dead three times after he suffered a cardiac arrest following a day of golf. Now, he's paying his good fortune forward to help others.
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VR therapy has been used since 2000 in specialist clinics to reduce pain in patients with burns, and is now becoming more widely available.
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The Daily Mail's resident doctor answers your personal concerns in his weekly Good Health column. Today, he advises on deviated septums.
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While crowdfunding is helping patients gain access to conventional but costly mainstream treatment, people also use it for treatment at clinics offering alternative medicine.
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Sophia Grech, 48, from London, describes her lifelong struggle with the condition as ‘a living hell’ - not least because she didn't know she had it.
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The advantage of this may be that rubbing your own arm or stubbed toe shuts down the brain's response to touch, so that pain does not register either, say researchers at Linköping University in Sweden.
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Ali Stone, 11, was born with arthrogryposis multiplex congenita, a rare disorder that causes curved joins and has left her wheelchair-bound. But Dr David Feldman says he can get her walking.
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Norah Gratz-Lazarus, from Alameda, was diagnosed with fanconi anemia, a disorder in which bone marrow makes too few blood cells. Her family say they need 10,000 new donors to find a match.
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Scientists at Northwestern University have developed a wearable that acts like a lab on a skin patch, measuring chemicals like sugar and pH levels to help track patients health, needle free.
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By Blue Monday most of us will have broken our New Year’s resolutions and the majority of us still have at least another week or more until we get paid. But these tips can help.
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Women can avoid monthly bleeding if they run oral contraceptive pill packets back to back - but is it safe?
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Scientists from the University of Ferrara, Italy, created a chip that continuously releases the protein GDNF. This helps produce the chemical messenger dopamine, which reduces seizures.
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The British Association of Sexual Health and HIV has published new guidelines for doctors treating gonorrhoea and says they should be given a dose twice as high as current recommendations.
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Sickle cell carriers took to social media to praise the show's portrayal of the genetic disease.
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Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology studied social media users in China, were air pollution is rife. They found sadness was more common when air quality dropped.
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Twins Ella and Eve, of Pennsylvania, were diagnosed with bilateral retinoblastoma by the time they were one-month-old. Although off chemo for now, the disease could return at any time.
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The British Medical Association found nearly 32,000 homeless people visited A&E departments in England last year. They blame rising admissions on Government cuts and drugs.
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Health experts warn Ebola could be spreading from the north of the North Kivu province to the south, where it could wreak havoc on Goma, a busy trading city with close links to Rwanda.
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A study of more than 360,000 volunteers by Uppsala University found where a person stores their fat is determined by 98 points in their DNA - of which 37 are stronger in women.
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Colby Chun, now 20 months old, of Honolulu, Hawaii, was prescribed steroid-based creams, wet wraps and oral drugs in June 2017 to treat a small patch of eczema on his ear.
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Some companies are offering help and support to employees with mental health issues.
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Sophie Anderson has the genetic Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type Two (SMA). She has been in a wheelchair since she was diagnosed at 12 months old.
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A report by Public Health Wales looks at the potential consequences of any form of Brexit.
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Aimee Medler, 26, from Norwich, was encouraged to lose weight after her 22st frame became wedged in a turnstile at Great Yarmouth race track. She now weighs in at 14st.
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Researchers at the University of Edinburgh studied tumour samples from women with breast cancer and found hormone therapy drugs aromatase inhibitors triggered tell-tale genetic changes.
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'I'm not willing to fight any of the battles'
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I love giving him pleasure, but he is reluctant to do the same for me and shrugs it off any time I mention it
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Waking later at weekends can have the same effect as jetlag – and lead to weight gain, reduced mental performance and chronic illness. But there is a solution Do you set an alarm to wake you up on weekdays, then hit the snooze button at weekends because you need more sleep? If so, you could be experiencing social jetlag – a condition associated with weight gain, reduced mental performance and chronic illness. “Social jetlag promotes practically everything that’s bad in our bodies,” says Till Roenneberg, professor of chronobiology at Ludwig-Maximilian University in Munich, who coined the term. It occurs when we go to bed later and wake up later at the weekend than on weekdays. Like normal jetlag, it is a consequence of being forced to shift our bodies between two time zones: one dictated by work and social obligations, the other by our internal timing system, the circadian clock. It is estimated that two-thirds of us experience at least one hour of social jetlag a week, and a third experience two hours or more – equivalent to flying from London to Tel Aviv and back each week.
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Documenting your every move on social media can take its toll
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Check negative self-talk, set manageable goals, take regular exercise – and try your hand at gardening How we value and perceive ourselves and our abilities is believed to be strongly tied to influences in childhood. A
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