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Thursday 1 November 2007
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Bowel Surgery Should Not Be Last Resort, UK Study
Written by Catharine Paddock
The threshold for deciding elective surgery for inflammatory bowel diseases such as ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease is too high says a new UK report. The result is that surgery is treated as a last resort resulting...
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Non Emergency Caesarean Doubles Risk For The Mother
Written by Catharine Paddock
A study of births in Latin America has found that women who have non-emergency caesarean deliveries have double the risk of illness and complications or even death compared to women who have vaginal deliveries...
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Stay Lean, Active And Watch What You Eat To Avoid Cancer, New Report
Written by Catharine Paddock
A report issued by an international panel of experts says that the best way to significantly reduce the risk of getting cancer is to be lean, exercise vigorously every day, avoid fast food, eat less red meat, and avoid...
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