The H1N1 vaccine will be the dominant of three flu strains included in the shot, meaning millions of elderly and vulnerable patients will get it automatically. Yet many people refused to have the swine flu vaccine when it was offered last year because of fears it may cause serious side effects. ...read
Falklands War hero is back on the march: Robert Lawrence's miraculous recovery inspires his action holiday charity
In the battle for Tumbledown Hill in June 1982, Robert lost 40 per cent of his brain when he took a bullet in the head.Beware the botch: Concerns over increase in laser therapy injuries
BAAPS estimate that there are 1,000 unlicensed practitioners operating in the UK. There are nearly 4,000 reports of laser 'adverse events' each year. 10 ways to manage migraines (...without popping a pill)
About six million people in the UK suffer from migraines: painful headaches of ten accompanied by nausea, vomiting, visual disturbance and a stiff neck. DR ELLIE CANNON: How can I treat my eczema?
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After 16 years of battling a heroin addiction, Alan accepted a deal from a controversial U.S. charity that promised him £200 in return for the snip. Baby brain? No, having a child makes you more intelligent
It is thought that the hormonal changes associated with having a baby ‘supercharge’ the brain, helping prepare women for the challenges ahead. 
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