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Increase in Syphilis on the Return
By: Sarah Hyllok | 25/07/2008
Syphilis is a extremely hardcore sexually transmitted infection, which is caused by a bacteria called treponema pallidum.

Laser Treatments For Quitting Smoking
By: DENNIS HAMPTON | 25/07/2008
The laser treatment to quit smoking is one of the latest weapons against smoking, it uses a cold laser that is focused on several points on your body.

Candida and Yeast Infections- the Effects of Candida Yeast on Children
By: Hailey Harris | 25/07/2008
This article walks people through the effects of candida and yeast on children and what they can do about it.

The Treatment For Hay Fever
By: Alisha Dhamani | 25/07/2008
Hay fever does not always require medical treatment.

Study Uncovers Mesothelioma Link to Nanotechnology
By: Katie Kelley | 25/07/2008
Mesothelioma has long since been linked to the exposure of asbestos fibers and dust being inhaled into the lungs. However, a recent discovery has linked carbon nanotubes to the development of mesothelioma as well, although scientists and researchers are still struggling to convince nanotechnology produces of these potential dangers.

The #1 Best Health and Beauty Plan
By: John Russell | 25/07/2008
There is new research in the anti aging arena that says if you really want to fight against the natural aging process you should consider the science of anti aging nutrition and make a personal health and beauty plan. Anti aging nutrition is really becoming very popular in today's world. You can find many plans and as many products as you want that are based on the anti aging nutrition formula.

Natural Methods for Lowering Cholesterol
By: Chris Jensen | 25/07/2008
Cholesterol is just one of the substances the body produces naturally. Unfortunately, consuming food that's high in oil and saturated fats causes an imbalance.

What You Need to Know About Dentures
By: April Kerr | 25/07/2008
Often we neglect our sound health and fail to take proper care of our body. It is only when the normal functioning stops and we have to go through other methods to make up for the loss do we realize its importance.

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Celebrities Fight to Control Problem Skin on Hd Screens
By: Nikki Rammer | 16/05/2008 | Health
As the images produced by high definition technology are six times clearer than normal television, celebrities have found that even their slightest imperfections are noticeable.

Britain Spend £1bn a Year on Smartlipo and Other Treatments
By: Nikki Rammer | 15/05/2008 | Health
In 2007, the cosmetic surgery market was worth over £900m, which is twice the £430m it was worth in 2005. Needless to say, this looks set to grow as non-invasive cosmetic surgery procedures continue to gain popularity. In fact, experts believe that Brit

New Trend for ‘mummy Makeovers’
By: Nikki Rammer | 15/05/2008 | Health
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPC) has reported a massive rise in the ‘mummy makeover,’ which is when new mothers turn to plastic surgery in an attempt to transform their post-pregnancy body. Last year, more than 325,000 new mums had surg

The Real Cost of Your Partner’s Snoring
By: Nikki Rammer | 15/05/2008 | Health
If your partner snores, you’ll be pleased to know that some new research gives you an excellent reason to complain about it. The research, which was undertaken by the Centre for Research on Ageing and Gender at the University of Surrey, suggests that pe

Spears Wins ‘lifetime Achievement’ Award for Bad Skin
By: Nikki Rammer | 14/05/2008 | Health
Britney Spears has been plagued by spotty skin throughout her long career. It began as adolescent acne during her time as a Mouseketeer on Disney’s Mickey Mouse Club, before her troubled twenties gave her a “tendency to adult acne.” Although Spears

Posh Spice’s Acne Battle
By: Nikki Rammer | 14/05/2008 | Health
Posh decided to warn others about the dangers of sun-damaged skin since moving to a warmer climate. She said: “Since we moved to California I have realised how important it is to practise safe sun for myself and to keep my three boys’ skin well protec

Stop Snoring Week 2008
By: Nikki Rammer | 14/05/2008 | Health
Over fifteen million people in the UK are thought to be snorers; the problem affects an estimated four in 10 men and around three in 10 women. In addition to this, millions of other people are affected by their partner’s or neighbours’ snoring.

Over-50s Fuel Boom in Liposuction
By: Nikki Rammer | 14/05/2008 | Health
This age group are nicknamed the ‘Skiers’, which stands for Spending the Kids Inheritance, as they are having fun with their well-earned money, rather than saving it to leave it to their children. The Skiers are already thought to be responsible for