New Preventive Medicine Channel On Medical News Today

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Article Date: 28 Mar 2009 - 2:00 PDT

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Medical News Today is pleased to announce the launch of a new Preventive Medicine channel. The section will include news on how to maintain and improve your health for all age groups - covering disease prevention and detection, infection control, general risk reduction and much more.

Medical News Today asks that any subscribers to the tailored Newsletter or Newsalert, who would like to receive the news from this new section in their e-mails, amend their preferences using the link provided in their last/next e-mail from Medical News Today (or use our feedback form if you would like assistance).

Other channels that have been added in the last year and will also need to be updated in the e-mail subscriptions include: If you have a suggestion for another new channel you would like to see on our site please fill in the form at the bottom of our Contact Us page.

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