Tinnitus sufferers are tortured by continuous buzzing or ringing noises in their ears, even when they are experiencing total silence, and the sounds cannot be blo...
24th Mar 2002
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It is fairly easy to understand why airborne pollution might be bad for your lungs and contribute to allergic conditions such as asthma, but it is more difficult ...
24th Mar 2002
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As more women are pursuing careers for longer, the birth rate in women over 40 had increased by over 40%, with 17,000 births in this age group from 1999 to 2000. ...
24th Mar 2002
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You will probably have heard that the ice-caps are melting at a higher rate than before. A large part of one of Antarctica's ice shelves has broken away recently....
24th Mar 2002
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If you have ever been to Amsterdam you may have noticed the old green metal urinal cubicles at intervals along the canals. A new type of urinal has just been test...
24th Mar 2002
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Screening women aged 50 to 69 for breast cancer does save lives, according to the World Health Organisation. However, there has been a big debate recently about w...
24th Mar 2002
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It's all been happening in the Antarctic this week. First a huge iceberg 9 times the size of Singapore broke away into the sea. Then the Larsen B ice shelf, which...
24th Mar 2002
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Apparently it's all to do with a small area at the back of the brain called the cerebellum. Scientists at University College London found that the cerebellum lit ...
17th Mar 2002
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A substance found in human saliva can kill several types of bacteria and fungi, some of which are resistant to currently available drugs, researchers at the Unive...
17th Mar 2002
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Source: The Independent (Thursday March 14th )Did you ever get told off for chewing gum at school? That could soon be a thing of the past, thanks to new findings which...
17th Mar 2002
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