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If it’s not the UK government ordering too much of the H1N1 vaccine (and the retrospective fact that the Swine Flu pandemic was blown out of proportion), then it is the effectiveness and safety of vaccines, like this one, that’s being questioned. Now the furore surrounding the H1N1 vaccine has died, yet another vaccine laden with controversy has reared its ugly head.

This time (and no surprise here) it’s the cervical cancer vaccine, Gardasil.


According to Prof. Richard Sharp, director of the Medical Research Council’s Human Reproductive Sciences Unit in Edinburgh, eight to twelve weeks in to pregnancy is crucial in determining reproductive problems later in life. The researchers believe that exposure to certain chemicals in cosmetics during pregnancy may affect sperm production in later


Research conducted by Tel Aviv University professor Itzhak Ofek and his colleagues is revealing a surprising array of benefits for cranberries. Long known to be helpful for the prevention of urinary tract infections, Dr Ofek has discovered that cranberry juice can help prevent cavities, fight influenza, and reduce the recurrence of gastric ulcers.


A member named James had me laughing over this e-mail, which I'm sure is quite sincere: 'Your focus on male sexual performance as we age is misguided. As a 50 year old male I'm delighted that everyone seems to be concerned about my ability to perform sexually well into my 70's. It has been my and every other male I have ever spoken to's opinion is their wives sexual desire is never anywhere near theirs. I have yet to encounter a male saying 'I just can't keep up with her. She's killing me!!' So let's put some focus on where every male I know would agree the focus should be, namely female desire. To encourage me to ingest supplements so I can be sexually frustrated well into my 70's seems cruel!'


You might be suffering from climacteric syndrome and not even know it probably because you call it something else.


If, like millions of other women in the UK, you are going through the change of life or menopause, you will probably be only too aware of its distressing symptoms of hot flushes, night sweats, mood swings, insomnia and even depression.


Many menopausal women turn to black cohosh because theyre looking for an alternative to hormone replacement therapy (HRT) - and rightfully so.


Up to 10 per cent of women in the UK suffer from polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). While the precise cause is still not known, the good news is that there are many natural treatments which can offer much-needed relief from distressing symptoms and prevent the condition from getting worse...


If you're a woman experiencing menopausal hot flushes you have a number of treatment options. How about using a drug called Neurontin? That's what some doctors may ask their menopausal patients on the heels of a recent Neurontin study that appeared in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology. Of course, doctors probably won't mention that the drug has only been approved as an epilepsy seizure medication.


Most beer-drinkers are most likely already familiar with hops, as it is one of the herbs used by breweries to make the beverage.


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