HeyJaredJo Macfarlane
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Truth about how much alcohol you can REALLY drink safely (opens the original)
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Perhaps it's a bottle – or two – of Sauvignon Blanc with dinner most evenings. Or a well-deserved glass of wine in the late afternoon, followed by a gin and tonic while cooking. It might be a couple of beers with friends several nights a week – and considerably more while watching the game at the weekend. And on vacation? No one's counting. Plenty of Americans who drink like this probably know, deep down, that they're overdoing it. But many may have little idea how their alcohol intake compares
Inside the rise of appendix cancer in under-50s (opens the original)
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Few of us give much thought to our appendix unless it starts to 'grumble' – the non-medical term for swelling or pain. This can potentially become full-blown appendicitis, which may require an operation to remove the 4in-long organ or risk a life-threatening rupture. While the exact function of the appendix remains a mystery, it forms part of the digestive system and is connected to the bowel. But it has been drawing increasing attention globally because it has been linked to a rising tide of ca
'Romance famine' blamed for Britain's plunging birth rate (opens the original)
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Britain's birth rate is declining at a record rate because of a 'romance famine' as young women hold unrealistically high standards for men, claims a peer. Baroness Camilla Cavendish, 58, says a cause is 'empowered and successful' women rejecting men for 'not being 6ft tall' and not having stable careers. The crossbench peer, who spent five years researching the problem for her book Generation Maybe, told Radio 4's Today programme on Saturday that men 'suffer most' in a crisis leaving them 'invo
Six drugs that could TRANSFORM Parkinson's treatment (opens the original)
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For people with Parkinson’s disease and their families, there is rarely much good news. The neurological condition slowly robs sufferers of their ability to move freely and live independently, causing worsening tremors and muscle stiffness – and, for some, problems with memory and thinking. And despite 166,000 people in the UK now diagnosed, there is still no cure or approved drug capable of slowing its progression. But that, doctors cautiously suggest, may finally be about to change. Experts sp
Are ADHD symptoms hiding OTHER conditions? (opens the original)
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Restlessness, trouble concentrating, impulsiveness and memory problems – all symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). But as diagnoses of the condition continue to rise – in England alone an estimated 2.5million people have ADHD, including celebrities like Lily Allen, Robbie Williams and Olivia Attwood – an intriguing question is emerging. Could some people with these common symptoms not have ADHD at all, but another medical condition – one that may be far easier to treat? Th
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