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  • Bracelet warns of too much sun exposure
    News - 15 Apr 2009
    Scientists in Britain have come up with what appears a very sensible idea - a team at Strathclyde University in Scotland have developed an early warning sunburn indicator - it comes in the form of a...
  • Promotion good for the pocket but bad for the health
    News - 13 Apr 2009
    British researchers have discovered that a job promotion might be good for the pocket but could be bad for the health.
  • Hormones make pretty women serial monogamists
    News - 18 Jan 2009
    American researchers say women with high levels of estrogen feel more attractive and are far more likely to indulge in affairs.
  • Ultra-sensitive nanoprobes help tackle MRSA
    News - 12 Oct 2008
    This week Nature Nanotechnology journal (October 12th) reveals how scientists from the London Centre for Nanotechnology (LCN) at University College London are using a novel nanomechanical approach to...
  • Bleeding gums increase risk of heart disease
    News - 10 Sep 2008
    Bad teeth, bleeding gums and poor dental hygiene can cause heart disease, Professor Howard Jenkinson from the University of Bristol will tell members of the Society for General Microbiology in Trinity...
  • Anadis to commercialise "BioGard" adjunctive therapy for HIV/AIDS
    News - 4 Sep 2008
    Anadis announced today its commercialization of a new product, BioGard, intended to maintain gastrointestinal and immune system health. The specific formulation may be of particular clinical benefit...
  • Social injustice is killing people on a grand scale reports WHO's Commission
    News - 28 Aug 2008
    A child born in a Glasgow, Scotland suburb can expect a life 28 years shorter than another living only 13 kilometres away. A girl in Lesotho is likely to live 42 years less than another in Japan. In...
  • Older Aussies busy in bed
    News - 28 Aug 2008
    A global study on the sexual attitudes and behaviours of 27,500 men and women from 29 countries has revealed a few surprises.
  • Small changes can make big health solutions
    News - 8 Aug 2008
    We shouldn't be emphasising expensive high tech vaccines and dazzling miracle drugs at the expense of more low tech ways improve people's health, particularly in the face of climate change, a young...
  • Will our future brains be smaller?
    News - 8 Jul 2008
    The speed at which we react to threatening situations can have life or death implications. In the more primitive past, it could have meant escaping a wild animal; today it might mean swerving to avoid...

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