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It's not just in America: Norwegian nursing homes are also over-medicating their senior citizens
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Early menopause raises the risk of Type 2 diabetes
Women who start the menopause before 40 are four times more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes than those who start the process after 55, according to new research.
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Photograph by getty images They may protect you from the memory declines and brain blips​ The foods you eat to keep your body healthy might also help your brain: The same foods...
Early Menopause May Be Tied to Type 2 Diabetes
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Doctors call for a public inquiry over vaginal meshes
Over 800 women are suing the NHS or mesh manufacturers - but senior doctors say there are more victims and compare it to the thalidomide scandal. Campaigners want a ban.
'Exciting' dementia blood test can identify those at risk
Senior author Professor Randall Bateman, of Washington University School of Medicine, said: 'This is exciting because it could be the basis for a rapid and inexpensive blood...