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  HRT patches and gels 'may be safer' than tablets for older women

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  Blood pressure warnings about the 'keto diet' may not apply to humans

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  'Exercise hormone' may play a role in combating Alzheimer's disease

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  Sweeteners have 'few health benefits', study finds

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  Are you experiencing a post-Christmas cholesterol level 'spike'?

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  Removing snacks from supermarket checkouts cuts unhealthy purchases

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  Exercise 'as good as medicine' for controlling high blood pressure

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  Can a lack of sleep make you crave junk food?

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  Dietary advice and self-weighing may help avoid Christmas weight gain

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  Puzzle-solving 'doesn't slow down mental decline in older people'

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  Could some people benefit from a higher dosage of statins?

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  Hypnotherapy may offer relief from IBS symptoms

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  Chemicals in cosmetics and perfumes linked to earlier puberty in girls

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  Older people 'would benefit' from weight training and more protein

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  Can aerobic exercise slow down ageing?

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  Popular prostate cancer videos on YouTube 'inaccurate and biased'

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  New treatment for multiple sclerosis has promising initial results

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  Teens who eat meals with family 'have healthier diets'

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  High-carb, low-protein diet 'may keep brain young' – at least in mice

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  New treatment for peanut allergies shows promise

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