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Do hammocks aid sleep? Don't be swayed
Do hammocks aid sleep? Don't be swayed
Lifestyle and exercise

“If you struggle to get off to sleep at night, maybe you should try reclining in a hammock,” said the Daily Mail. The news is based on a small sleep study which found that lying on a slowly rocking bed...

Published date 20 September 2017
Stopping smoking more important than 5-a-day
Stopping smoking more important than 5-a-day
Cancer

“Eating five fruit and veg a day ‘won’t help you to beat cancer’,” reported the Daily Mail. The news story is based on a review of the effects of fruit and vegetables on the risk of a number of common cancers.

Published date 20 September 2017
Aqueous cream for eczema studied
Aqueous cream for eczema studied
Medication

“Moisturisers can aggravate eczema,” reported The Independent. It said that a study has found that Aqueous cream BP, the most widely prescribed moisturiser for the treatment of dry skin conditions...

Published date 20 September 2017
New colour-coded food nutrition labels launched
New colour-coded food nutrition labels launched
Food and diet

A radical overhaul of how nutritional information is displayed on the front of the packaging of many food products has been announced. The government, food makers and food retailers have agreed the new standardised front-of-pack labelling to...

Published date 20 September 2017
Single-injection vaccine device still a long way off
Single-injection vaccine device still a long way off
Pregnancy and child

Published date 20 September 2017
Can concussion be tested for with a 'simple' blood test?
Can concussion be tested for with a 'simple' blood test?
Cancer

"A new blood test can detect a concussion up to a week after a head injury," the Daily Mail reports. The test involved checking for biomarkers, which are substances created by a specific biological condition or state…

Published date 20 September 2017
E-cigs 'better than patches and gum' as quitting aid
E-cigs 'better than patches and gum' as quitting aid
Lifestyle and exercise

“E-cigarettes more effective than patches to help quit smoking, says study,” The Guardian reports. A UK study has found that people who use the aids are 60% more likely to quit than those who try nicotine replacement therapy

Published date 20 September 2017
Diabetes drug may be helpful for Parkinson’s disease
Diabetes drug may be helpful for Parkinson’s disease
Neurology

Published date 20 September 2017
Just a small cut in saturated fats 'reduces heart disease risk'
Just a small cut in saturated fats 'reduces heart disease risk'
Food and diet

"Swapping butter and meat for olive oil and fish does cut the risk of heart disease," The Times reports. New research suggests that swapping just 15% of your daily calorie intake away from saturated fats could reduce heart disease risk by around 8%...

Published date 20 September 2017
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