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Bleach is the champion

18/3/2010

Any confusion about which cleaning products work best in the home has been laid to rest. According to a new study only bleach-based disinfectants are effective against noroviruses.

 
 
 

Obesity plus booze ups liver risk

12/3/2010

Obesity plus daily drinking boosts the risk of liver disease in men and women, researchers report in two new studies.

 
 
 

People choose docs over Internet

4/3/2010

They'll go online first, but turn to physicians for final decisions, survey shows.

 
 
 

Hospital infections kill 48,000

23/2/2010

Nearly 50,000 US medical patients die every year of blood poisoning or pneumonia they picked up in hospital, a new study shows.

 
 
 

SA clamours for cosmetic surgery

27/1/2010

Their sagging financial fortunes have not curbed South Africans' enthusiasm for cosmetic surgery - and the emergence of medical loans is giving the industry a lift.

 
 
 

Autopsy set for Brittany Murphy

22/12/2009

Los Angeles coroners were to carry out an autopsy on the body of Brittany Murphy on Monday following the 32-year-old actress's sudden death at the weekend.

 
 
 

Health tips from the cockpit

22/12/2009

Study findings hint that hospitals may improve patient safety by drawing on aviation-type safety initiatives.

 
 
 

Kids' hardship = sick adults

14/12/2009

Children who experience mental, economic or social hardship can develop long-term emotional, immune and metabolic problems that increase their risk of diseases in adulthood.

 
 
 

What kills South Africans

2/11/2009

There was a slight decline in the number of deaths in South Africa between 2006 and 2007 with tuberculosis the leading cause of death, Statistics SA found in a survey.

 
 
 

Teetotalling in the genes

2/11/2009

A new study found that in adolescence, the relationship between church attendance and lower rates of drinking and smoking appeared largely a matter of "shared" environment.

 
 
 
 
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