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Around one in five women in some areas faced waits of more than three months for potentially life-saving chemotherapy treatment for triple-negative breast cancer.
Men aged 60 and over who took 30 or more bites per mouthful had a 2.9-fold higher risk of developing dementia than those who took fewer than ten bites, a study found
By: Roger Dobson
Men aged 60 and over who ate 30 or more bites per bite had a 2.9 times higher risk of developing the disease than those who ate fewer than ten bites, a study found.
By: Roger Dobson
By Roger Dobson for The Mail on Sunday Published: 5:57 p.m. EDT, October 5, 2024 | Updated: 6:23 p.m. EDT, October 5, 2024
Eating just 30g of unsalted and unprocessed nuts lowers the risk of developing the condition by 12 per cent, a team of Spanish and Portuguese researchers found.
By: Roger Dobson
Eating just 30 grams of unsalted and unprocessed nuts reduces the risk of developing the condition by 12 percent, the team of Spanish and Portuguese researchers found.
A trial is under way to investigate whether a one-off jab of Botox can improve symptoms of erectile dysfunction for men with diabetes.
New research suggests people living in rural areas are significantly happier than city dwellers because of having better opportunities for social bonding and access to nature and green spaces.
Breathing oxygen under pressure - equivalent to being 45 ft under the sea - is being tested as a new treatment for endometriosis.
Research by academics at China's Fudan University found that facial wrinkles or crows feet, were associated with cognitive impairment, with theories that too much sun could have an impact.
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