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PRE-EMPTIVE DRUG COULD PREVENT BREAST CANCER	Published: 14/03/11
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For some women, the gamble of taking tamoxifen for the prevention of breast cancer is worth the risk of possible side effects

RISK OF CHILDHOOD OBESITY CAN BE PREDICTED AT BIRTH	Published: 29/11/12
An online tool that analyses factors such as birth weight and mother's professional status can predict a baby's future risk of obesity... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(health)

ZAPPING BODY AND BRAIN BOOSTS MOVEMENT IN PARALYSED	Published: 29/11/12
Control over movement has been improved by mimicking the passage of nerve signals to muscles... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(health)

BANISHED DISEASES MAKING A COMEBACK IN EUROPE	Published: 27/11/12
The economic crisis, warmer weather, and tropical migrants are stoking the resurgence of mosquito-borne diseases in Europe... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(health)

GRAPEFRUIT MAKES DRUGS PACK A STRONGER PUNCH	Published: 27/11/12
Chemicals in grapefruit can prevent the body from breaking down certain drugs, leading to inadvertent overdoses... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(health)

BLOOD, SWEAT AND NO TEARS: SWEAT GLANDS HELP REPAIR SKIN	Published: 27/11/12
A type of sweat gland unique to humans contains a reservoir of adult stem cells that can be recruited to repair wounds... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(health)

ARAFAT'S BONES COULD REVEAL POLONIUM POISONING	Published: 26/11/12
If the former Palestinian leader was poisoned, enough radioactive material would remain in his bones to prove it eight years on from his death... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(health)

NEW VACCINE MAY GIVE LIFELONG PROTECTION FROM FLU	Published: 25/11/12
Messenger RNA from the flu virus produces an immune response that could do away with the need for annual flu jabs... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(health)

DOES BEING FAT MAKE YOU MORE JOLLY?	Published: 23/11/12
A gene associated with obesity also decreases your risk of depression. Here's what the discovery really means for your health... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(health)

STAUNCH CONSERVATIVE TO BE NEW EU HEALTH COMMISSIONER	Published: 23/11/12
Scientists and politicians are concerned that Tonio Borg's views on abortion and stem-cell research could influence European Union policy... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(health)

IMPLANT LETS THE BLIND READ BRAILLE WITH THEIR EYES	Published: 22/11/12
Converting text to Braille images sent electronically to the retina could allow some blind people to decode signs in their vicinity... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(health)

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