Baby beats rare condition
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A "miracle" Australian baby has become the first person cured of a rare and deadly brain-melting condition after doctors gambled on an experimental drug tested only on mice.
Folic acid causes asthma
Women who take folic acid supplements may be increasing their baby's risk of developing asthma.
A blow to the Aids fight
Experts warn that the financial crisis will have a negative impact on the fight against Aids.
SA has a new man
The new South African man's "self worth is not determined by the number of women he can have."
Injury-free workout
Exercise is good for you, but there are some exercise techniques that can lead to serious injuries.
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Fat that's good for you
During Heart Awareness Month, take care of your heart by including good fats into your diet.
Protect yourself!
Swine flu is on its way. How can you protect yourself? Professor John Oxford has the answers...» LATEST NEWS
New cause of depression
A diet heavy in processed and fatty foods increases the risk of depression, a study shows.
The breast cancer threat
Breast cancer shows no favorites — it strikes rich and poor women alike, a study revealed.
Diarrhoea takes lives
Diarrhoea kills at least three times more people than previously thought, WHO reported.
Gays on the spotlight
Kenya will conduct a study among gays and use the findings to help control the spread of Aids.
'Strengthen Aids fight'
President Jacob Zuma believes that South Africa needs to do more in its battle with Aids.
Alcohol more harmful
Alcohol and cigarettes are more dangerous than illegal drugs such as cannabis and ecstasy.
Breakthrough in obesity
A diabetes drug also helps people lose weight when used in combination with a low-fat diet.
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Man refuses zoo x-ray
A German man weighing 230 kgs has died after refusing to go to the zoo for an x-ray.
Veggie Viagra?
Researchers are testing an impotency treatment for men made using only natural ingredients.
