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Q&A: heatwave health

Q&A: heatwave health
Q&A: heatwave health

Today, several news sources reported the dangers of Britain’s soaring temperatures, which are set to hit 32°C later in the week. It has also been reported that thick...

Last Updated: Friday, 3 July 2009, 16:29 GMT
 

Heart Healthy Foods

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Ten foods to help lower cholesterol
and keep your heart healthy

- Cancer fighting food
- WeightWatchers discounts

Medical advice

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Body boosting fertility tips if you've made the brave step to have a baby

- Have a body MOT
- Coping with your hormones

Women's health

Women checking her breast

Be breast cancer aware, know the dangers and what to check for

- Important checks for women
- Is makeup ruining your looks?

 

     
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