 New research suggests that women may be able to reduce their risk of breast cancer by increasing their intake of vitamin D, possibly by taking dietary supplements.
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 Women who take probiotics during pregnancy and while breastfeeding could reduce their baby's risk of developing eczema, new research described in the Daily Mail suggests.
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 The British Complementary Medicine Association (BCMA), which represents practitioners such as homeopathic and herbal medicine experts, has confirmed that it will be launching its new self-regulatory body at the CAM Expo Show.
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 Consumers can take a number of steps to improve their chances of making it through the winter without any unpleasant coughs and colds, an organic herbal company has advised.
Continue reading: Herbal experts provide tips for a healthy winter »
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 Soy products could be beneficial for people who have suffered a stroke as they contain a chemical that appears to aid the vascular system.
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 Incorporating fish into an infant's diet may help to reduce their risk of developing eczema, new research suggests.
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 The increase in the nation's levels of obesity has been caused by the lack of physical activity, an expert has claimed.
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 Pistachio nuts may help to decrease a person's risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) when eaten as part of a heart-healthy diet, scientists have found.
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 Over a third of British people have been inspired to exercise by the nation's success at the recent Olympic Games in Beijing and many have start investing their hard-earned cash in their health.
Continue reading: Would-be Olympians spend millions on fitness »
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 Moderate dark chocolate consumption may help to reduce a person's risk of heart attack, new research suggests.
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 Experts believe that flaxseed oil may be as good as fish oil supplements for providing a beneficial omega-3 fatty acid called alpha-linolenic acid (ALA).
Continue reading: Flaxseed oil 'as good as fish oil' for ALA »
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 The dog rose is one of a legion of hedgerow plants currently being praised for their medicinal capabilities.
Continue reading: Rosehips recommended for osteoarthritis »
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 The majority of patients with osteoporosis in Europe are not taking calcium and vitamin D supplements alongside their medication, new research suggests.
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 Consumers are becoming increasingly aware of the health benefits associated with omega-3 fish oils, an expert has claimed.
Continue reading: Consumers 'more aware of omega-3' »
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 New research suggests that people with diabetes may benefit from drinking chamomile tea, although the study has yet to be carried out in humans.
Continue reading: Chamomile tea may be good for diabetes »
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 The majority of British consumers are likely to be low in certain key vitamins and minerals because they do not eat the recommended amount of fruit and vegetables, new research suggests.
Continue reading: Study shows lack of fruit and veg intake »
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 Taking vitamin D supplements may be a 'sensible option' for people who have received little sun this summer, an expert has claimed.
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 Consumers should ensure their diet contains plenty of calcium, particularly as they age, experts have claimed.
Continue reading: Regular calcium intake strengthens bones »
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 Lavender is already known to soothe headaches and help people get a good night's sleep, but new research suggests it can also calm the nerves of people who are afraid of the dentist.
Continue reading: Lavender calms nerves at the dentist »
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 A new study suggests that school meals may often be lacking in important nutrients, suggesting that children could benefit from taking multivitamin supplements.
Continue reading: School dinners may lack key minerals »
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 British people eat far too much saturated fat, according to a new map which details the amount of unhealthy fat eaten across Great Britain.
Continue reading: Britons exceed saturated fat guidelines »
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 Scientists have shown that foetal exposure to lead can be reduced by taking Calcium supplements may reduce foetal exposure to lead »
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 Older people may maintain their fitness for longer by taking nutritional supplements and doing regular exercise, new research suggests.
Continue reading: Dietary supplements and exercise could benefit seniors »
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 Consumers should start thinking about their joint health now that the autumn and winter are nearly upon us.
Continue reading: Lubramine provides winter joints solution »
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 New research at Brigham Young University suggests that an antioxidant-rich diet could help to reduce the risk of age-related macular degeneration, the leading cause of blindness in the UK.
Continue reading: Study suggests that antioxidants may prevent blindness »
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 A component of the curry spice turmeric could help to treat cold sores, scientists believe.
Continue reading: Common spice may treat cold sores »
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 More than a third of patients with long-term fatigue conditions such as myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) believe that complementary and alternative medicines are more effective at treating their illness than conventional medicine.
Continue reading: ME sufferers turn to alternative medicines »
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 Chocolate is more likely to contribute to heart disease than provide protection against it, despite claims of its beneficial effects on the cardiovascular system, experts have claimed.
Continue reading: Chocolate alone 'no cure for heart disease' »
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 A substance that occurs naturally in a range of fruits and vegetables could reduce the chances of catching the flu, new research suggests.
Continue reading: Fruit and veg compound provides flu protection »
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 People with osteoarthritis who are reluctant to increase their reliance on prescription drugs could try taking pine bark extract, as new research suggests it could provide relief.
Continue reading: Pine bark extract provides natural osteoarthritis relief »
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 Vascular cognitive impairment may in some cases be caused by a deficiency in B vitamins, scientists have claimed.
Continue reading: B-vitamin deficiency linked to cognitive impairment »
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 New research suggests that people who follow the Atkins diet are unlikely to experience short-term detrimental effects but may find themselves suffering from deficiencies in certain key nutrients.
Continue reading: Atkins diet linked to low iron and niacin levels »
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 Nearly half of adults will develop knee osteoarthritis by the time they reach their 85th birthday, new research suggests.
Continue reading: Nearly half of adults develop knee osteoarthritis by 85 »
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 New research suggests that adults who have problems with their memory could benefit from doing more exercise.
Continue reading: Exercise may reduce risk of memory loss »
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 One in three people who are at high risk of developing heart disease are yet to be diagnosed, new research suggests.
Continue reading: Millions unaware of high heart disease risk »
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 Scientists have found that omega-3 fish oil supplements may help patients with chronic heart failure.
Continue reading: Omega-3 fish oil appears to help against heart failure »
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 Having a baby may seem like the most natural thing in the world, but it seems that many women are confused about the dos and don'ts of pregnancy.
Continue reading: Survey reveals extent of pregnancy confusion »
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 One in five people are not eating as healthily as they used to because of the rising cost of living, new research suggests.
Continue reading: One in five not eating as healthily due to rising costs »
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 A new study suggests that ginger supplements could be beneficial for people who regularly suffer from migraines.
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