Posted by Women's on Fri, 03 Sep 2010 16:58:10 GMT
Soil Association Organic Fortnight begins today and ends on the 17th September. But how much do you really know about ‘organic’ products?
Soil Association Organic Fortnight first launched five years ago as a campaign to raise awareness of the benefits of organic production. Not only are organic products GM-free, good for your own wellbeing and good for the planet, but they’re also kind to wildlife.
All of this is very well, but with so ... More
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Posted by Women's on Fri, 03 Sep 2010 12:08:21 GMT
A new study has revealed that millions of people across the country convince themselves that they are seriously ill, or even dying, and a staggering 61% use the internet to diagnose their symptoms rather than seeking professional medical advice.
Among the statistics gathered from the study of 3,000 people conducted by Engage Mutual, it was found that 43% of people assumed that their tummy upset was a far more serious case of food poisoning, 38... More
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Posted by Women's on Fri, 03 Sep 2010 10:44:50 GMT
Researchers at Newcastle University have made a breakthrough in understanding why some women become less fertile, suffer miscarriages or have babies with Down’s syndrome as they get older.
According to their new study, the cause is a declining stock of proteins called Cohesins – which act as binding agents to hold chromosomes together and are vital in making sure they split evenly when a cell divides. A low level of these proteins can result ... More
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