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OUT NOW - your hot summer edition<\/a><\/h3>\n23 August 2010<\/span>
\n THE summer edition of your favourite All Together NOW! magazine has hit the streets!
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500,000 Brits jeopardise travel insurance<\/a><\/h3>\n22 July 2010<\/span>
\n HUNDREDS of thousands of British holidaymakers are jeopardising their insurance by failing to tell insurers of their medical conditions, according to research.

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Painkillers may prolong life, say researchers<\/a><\/h3>\n15 July 2010<\/span>
\n COMMONLY used painkillers like ibuprofen do not increase the risk of heart attack in the elderly population – and may even prolong life - according to a new study led by Professor Arduino Mangoni at the University of Aberdeen.
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Corrie\'s Jack backs TUC public spending campaign<\/a><\/h3>\n11 April 2010<\/span>
\n CORONATION Street actor Bill Tarmey is backing a new North West TUC campaign to protect and promote public services.
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UK\'s first home testing kit for blindness<\/a><\/h3>\n26 March 2010<\/span>
\n THE UK\'s first ever genetic testing kit for an eye condition that causes blindness is being launched this month.

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\"People<\/td>\n

People with life-long conditions need more job help<\/a><\/h3>\n19 March 2010<\/span>
\n A NEW study has identified a significant shortfall in patients with life-long but treatable conditions re-entering employment.

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Minister addresses dementia scientists <\/a><\/h3>\n19 March 2010<\/span>
\n HEALTH Minister Phil Hope will today address the Alzheimer’s Research Trust\'s conference in Southampton, the UK\'s largest ever gathering of dementia scientists.

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600 children wanted for major asthma study<\/a><\/h3>\n05 March 2010<\/span>
\n THE biggest ever study to investigate whether its possible to prevent children with hay fever going on to develop asthma is now underway at University Hospital South Manchester.

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40% of all cancers can be prevented<\/a><\/h3>\n09 February 2010<\/span>
\n UP TO 40% of all cancers could be prevented through changes in lifestyle and improved prevention and screening policies, say the World Health Organisation.
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\"Disability<\/td>\n

Disability no barrier for top NHS roles<\/a><\/h3>\n26 January 2010<\/span>
\n PEOPLE living with ill health or disability are being given the chance to find out about how to apply for Non Executive Director roles with their NHS services.
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Help for people with migraine and headaches<\/a><\/h3>\n16 January 2010<\/span>
\n PEOPLE living with migraine or severe headaches are being given the chance to learn more about their condition – and get some good tips from a leading expert.
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Loss of smell may predict Alzheimer\'s<\/a><\/h3>\n14 January 2010<\/span>
\n AMERICAN scientists working with mice have linked a loss of smell function with the build up of amyloid, the toxic protein involved in Alzheimer\'s disease.

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\"Multiple<\/td>\n

Multiple sclerosis: Americans start new stem cell trial<\/a><\/h3>\n13 January 2010<\/span>
\n RESEARCHERS in the USA are recruiting for a trial that will look at the safety and tolerability of a procedure that attempts to treat multiple sclerosis damage in the central nervous system with an individual\'s own stem cells.
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\"Mobile<\/td>\n

Mobile phones may protect against Alzheimer\'s<\/a><\/h3>\n08 January 2010<\/span>
\n A NEW study in mice suggests that long-term exposure to the electromagnetic waves associated with mobile phones may protect against Alzheimer\'s disease.

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Top award for helping dementia carers to cope<\/a><\/h3>\n06 January 2010<\/span>
\n AN internet guide to what it’s like for people who have dementia has been singled out for a top award.

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Ageing and Alzheimer\'s delayed in mice<\/a><\/h3>\n16 December 2009<\/span>
\n SCIENTISTS in the US have found that they can protect mice from Alzheimer\'s by manipulating a molecule that affects ageing.
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