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Share Tweet DIAGNOSIS of coeliac disease has risen to 30 per cent in the UK, up from 24 per cent in 2011, according to research commissioned by the charity Coeliac UK from the University of Nottingham. Related Topics: Continue Reading You may like Health & Beuaty Prostate cancer symptoms: Is going to the toilet more…
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Share Tweet BED BUGS are much more common in hotels and shared accommodation than travellers may realise, thanks to the high influx of people staying in the same room. But how can you spot if your hotel room has them? One place, in particular, is notorious for hiding the creatures. Related Topics: Continue Reading You…
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Share Tweet PROSTATE cancer symptoms are triggered by a cancerous growth in this part of the male reproductive system. Early warning signs tend to include problems urinating, as the prostate tumour presses on the tubes for carrying urine. Watch out for these symptoms. Related Topics: Continue Reading You may like Health & Beuaty Coffee ‘can…
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Share Tweet HEART attack victims can halve their risk of dying within four years by taking up exercise, according to a new study. Researchers say that exercising twice or more a week should be automatically advocated for heart attack patients – in the same way that they receive advice to stop smoking. Related Topics: Continue…
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Share Tweet PEOPLE with potentially fatal high blood pressure could soon be able to monitor their salt intake via a sensor in their mouth. For people who have hypertension and certain other conditions, eating too much salt raises blood pressure and increases the likelihood of heart complications. Related Topics: Continue Reading You may like Health…
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Share Tweet DIABETES type 2 symptoms include weight loss, passing more urine than normal, and having blurred vision. But you could also be at risk of high blood sugar symptoms if you have nausea. This is when feeling sick and vomiting could be a sign of something more serious. Related Topics: Continue Reading You may…
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Share Tweet ARTHRITIS pain affects about 10 million people in the UK, but you could reduce your risk of arthritis symptoms by keeping hydrated and making changes to your diet. How much water should you drink everyday to prevent arthritis signs? Related Topics: Continue Reading You may like Health & Beuaty Horsefly bite: Five signs…
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Share Tweet BEST SUPPLEMENTS for low sex drive: Also known as having low libido, low sex drive is a common problem that can affect both men and women. Your first port of call should be to visit your GP, but when it comes to treatment, some experts recommend a particular supplement. Related Topics: Continue Reading…
Share Tweet HEART attack symptoms vary from person to person, but you should always phone for an ambulance if you see someone having a myocardial infarction. These are the four most common signs of a heart attack. Related Topics: Continue Reading You may like Health & Beuaty Horsefly bite: Five signs that indicate you’ve been…
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Share Tweet DIABETES type 1 symptoms can develop very quickly, and include weight loss and blurred vision. These are warning the signs of high blood sugar, and that you should see a doctor. Related Topics: Continue Reading You may like Health & Beuaty Sensitive teeth – 10 ways to stop sensitivity and tooth pain TOOTH…
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