DOG OWNERS LIVE LONGER 
by GABRIELLE COLLETT-WHITE, 350 words
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If you want to enjoy a longer, healthier life then research suggests that getting a dog may be an effective strategy
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10 CHECKS YOU MUST HAVE IN 2007
by ISLA WHITCROFT, 1790 words
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From blood pressure to breast cancer, fertility to vision, we present the vital yet simple tests every reader should take this year?
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COLD SORES
by JUDITH WOODS, 1212 words
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We?re in the midst of the cold sore season. Around 12 million Britons will suffer from an attack this year. If you?re one of them, here?s a round-up of ways to ward off the herpes simplex virus
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THE SINUS SYNDROME
by ISLA WHITCROFT, 1413 words
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For one in five of us, cold weather always seems to bring the misery of sinus pain and problems. Here, we ask ear, nose and throat consultant Michael Wareing how to avoid this winter menace
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THE DOCTOR?S DOZEN
by VICTORIA LAMBERT, 1200 words
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If your family complain that all they get for Christmas is a cold, maybe it?s time to find them a way to stay healthy instead. Here?s one health-boosting gift for each of the 12 Days of Christmas?
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EARLY WARNING FOR HAY FEVER SUFFERERS
by GABRIELLE COLLETT-WHITE, 443 words
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The mild winter could mean an early start to sniffles and streaming noses brought on by hay fever, according to experts
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WHY ACNE IS AN ADULT PROBLEM
by VICTORIA LAMBERT, 1272 words
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Only teenagers used to suffer with acne, but now more of us are being affected in our 30s and 40s. So what?s causing it, how can you fix it ? and why haven?t we outgrown it?
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FOLIC ACID MAY PROTECT YOUR HEARING
by SARA SHIRLOCK, 478 words
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Hearing loss that comes on with advancing years just might be slowed by folic acid supplements
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MISTLETOE, GOOD FOR KISSING UNDER BUT NOT FOR CURING CANCER
by ALEXANDER WHITEREED, 298 words
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Mistletoe or myth, the herb once thought to help cure cancer is only good for the Christmas tradition after all
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NOT MILKING THE BENEFITS OF TEA
by GABRIELLE COLLETT-WHITE, 308 words
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Leaving milk out could be good for your blood vessels says a report on the benefits of black tea.
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