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Cell change 'keeps organs young'

Researchers may have found a way to halt the biological clock which slows down our bodies over the decades.

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10.08.2008 19:05:40 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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'My epilepsy means I can surf but I can't have a bath'

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10.08.2008 01:37:40 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Low marks schizophrenia link

Poor performance at school could indicate an increased risk of developing schizophrenia, a study says.

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10.08.2008 01:03:38 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Poor families get reward for sending children to school

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09.08.2008 00:48:49 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Tackling taboos

India's vulnerable find freedom in condoms

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08.08.2008 18:09:19 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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HIV ignorance

Teaching health lessons in Mexico's largest prison

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08.08.2008 11:56:20 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Beijing heat 'could clear minds'

Hot, humid conditions may actually improve athletic performance at the Olympics, research suggests.

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08.08.2008 11:27:35 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Dachshunds gene 'blindness clue'

A genetic mutation in dachshunds could help uncover the roots of some inherited forms of blindness in humans, say scientists.

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08.08.2008 04:04:49 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Big heart secrets 'aid athletes'

A study of top rowers finds how a naturally-produced hormone can actually make their hearts bigger and more powerful.

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08.08.2008 04:04:13 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Fertility treatments 'no benefit'

Two common treatments for fertility problems are no more effective than trying to get pregnant naturally, a study finds.

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08.08.2008 01:11:20 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Cell change 'keeps organs young'

Shared stories

Low marks schizophrenia link

Cash bonus

Tackling taboos

HIV ignorance

Beijing heat 'could clear minds'

Dachshunds gene 'blindness clue'

Big heart secrets 'aid athletes'

Fertility treatments 'no benefit'

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