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Bonding after birth “Natural births ‘create a closer bond with the baby‘”, is the headline in the Daily Mail. A natural birth can strengthen the maternal bond, making natural birth mothers “more...

Weight loss diets compared Several newspapers reported on a recent study that compared four popular commercial weight loss diets: the Slim.Fast Plan, Weight Watchers Pure Points Programme, Dr Atkins' New Diet Revolution, and Rosemary Conley's "Eat Yourself Slim"

Combining painkillers for children Combining drugs 'sees off child fevers sooner', says The Times today. It reported on a study that compared the effectiveness of ibuprofen to paracetamol and the two drugs combined. Several newspapers covered the story and gave different inter

Cholesterol-lowering drug and cancer “Cholesterol pill warning” is the headline in the Daily Mail. Scientists have raised fears of a cancer link to cholesterol lowering drugs used by thousands, the newspaper says...

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