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Scientists find 58 new genetic clues that point to causes of cancer
Scientists find 58 new genetic clues that point to causes of cancer
Analysis of thousands of tumours from NHS patients has identified a ‘treasure trove’ of new clues about the causes of cancer. In the biggest study of its kind, researchers at Cambridge University Hospitals looked at the genomes of more than 12,000 people with cancer in England. They spotted 58 new patterns in their DNA, called...
22.04.2022
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‘More people are worried about money than catching coronavirus’
‘More people are worried about money than catching coronavirus’
ALMOST four in 10 people (38%) are worried about their finances up from 32% in January and the highest level since the start of the pandemic, according to researchers at University College London (UCL). This compares to 33% who are concerned about getting Covid-19, down from 40% in January, the...
20.04.2022
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Study: Mobile phone users do not have increased risk of brain tumours
Study: Mobile phone users do not have increased risk of brain tumours
THE use of mobile phones does not increase the risk of brain tumours, new large-scale research has shown. In a study of more than 776,000 women, there was no elevated risk of developing tumours in those who had used mobile phones every day over two decades. Longstanding fears around the...
14.04.2022
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Mistrust fuelled low Covid vaccine uptake by minorities, UCL study finds
Mistrust fuelled low Covid vaccine uptake by minorities, UCL study finds
INITIAL take-up of Covid jabs was lower in the capital because some Londoners had a “critical” lack of trust in the new vaccines and in the authorities promoting and administering them, a study has found. It also pointed to “barriers” in getting the vaccines to zero-hour and shift-workers, many of whom felt there were more “costs than benefits”...
13.04.2022
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‘Olive leaf extract can reduce knee pain’
‘Olive leaf extract can reduce knee pain’
‘Olive leaf extract can reduce knee pain’ A pill made from the leaves of olive trees may act as a natural painkiller for some people, a study suggests. Patients with severe knee joint pain who took the supplement twice a day for six months reported fewer aches compared to a...
16.03.2022
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Study: Not eating oily fish regularly can shorten life expectancy more than smoking
Study: Not eating oily fish regularly can shorten life expectancy more than smoking
A lack of omega-3 oil in the diet can shorten life even more than smoking, new research warns. Scientists found that smoking knocked four years off life expectancy whereas low levels of the fatty acid  found in oily fish such as salmon and mackerel, could reduce it by five years....
21.07.2021
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Long Covid linked with ‘more than 200 symptoms’
Long Covid linked with ‘more than 200 symptoms’
Long Covid is associated with more than 200 symptoms ranging from fatigue and aching joints to brain and heart conditions, a major new study has found. In the largest international study to date on the long-term impact of coronavirus, researchers led by a team at University College London spoke to...
19.07.2021
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Turmeric ‘could fight off arthritis pain’
Turmeric ‘could fight off arthritis pain’
A scientific study, published in a respected medical journal, has found that the yellow spice may be an effective painkiller for arthritis. A randomised, double-blinded, placebo-controlled clinical trial concluded that the extract of turmeric was more effective than a ‘dummy’ placebo treatment at reducing knee pain. Turmeric, which is widely...
23.09.2020
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A daily cup of green tea could be the answer to food allergies
A daily cup of green tea could be the answer to food allergies
A DAILY cup of green tea could be the answer to allergies by suppressing immune system responses, scientists discover Scientists found it had high levels of an antioxidant that alters the immune system and shields against reactions to food and drink. Up to 40 per cent of green tea is...
17.04.2020
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Study finds Turkish is the 3rd most spoken language in London
Study finds Turkish is the 3rd most spoken language in London
ACCORDING to a study by adult-education College and charity City Lit, they looked into most common foreign languages spoken in London, with Bengali, Polish and Turkish making the top three. Turkish was found to be the most used foreign languages spoken in 4 different boroughs; Enfield, Hackney, Haringey and Islington. Bengali...
05.12.2019
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‘An apple a day helps keep cancer at bay’
‘An apple a day helps keep cancer at bay’
AN apple a day may keep cancer and heart disease at bay. Scientists find people who eat more flavonoid-rich foods are less likely to die of the killer conditions The saying goes that an apple a day keeps the doctor away and now research has suggested there’s truth to the...
17.08.2019
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Alzheimer’s risk ‘different in women and men’
Alzheimer’s risk ‘different in women and men’
SCIENTISTS say they may have discovered why more women than men have Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. It has always been thought that women live longer than men to be the reason, but new research presented at an international conference suggests this may not be the whole story. Differences in brain...
18.07.2019
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Turkish Cypriot youth come together in Cardiff
Turkish Cypriot youth come together in Cardiff
THE Turkish Cypriot Youth Union (KTGB), which was founded by young people born in the UK or by those who came to the UK to study from Cyprus. The Turkish Cypriot Youth Union announced that they have arranged a trip to Cardiff whereby the youth from London will come together...
07.12.2018
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Energy drinks could harm blood vessels
Energy drinks could harm blood vessels
CAFFEINE energy drinks are popular, but they might make your blood vessels less efficient, a small study suggests. These drinks sold as Monster and Red Bull, to name two have been linked to heart, nerve and stomach problems, researchers say. Lead researcher Dr. John Higgins at the University of Texas...
21.11.2018
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London gangs profiting from drugs
London gangs profiting from drugs
LONDON’S gangs are now more worrıed with profiting from the illegal drugs trade than engaging in turf wars with rivals, a study has claimed. The report further revealed that more women and girls are becoming involved in gang activity, while some groups use social media to gather personal details of...
10.06.2018
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£10,000 should be given to every young person
£10,000 should be given to every young person
ACCORDING to a two year study by the Resolution Foundation’s intergenerational commission, those turn 25 in across Britain should be given £10,000 to help they buy a home. The report claims that radical action is needed and a payment has been suggest of £10,000 as a ‘Citizen’s inheritance’ this would...
14.05.2018
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The Unhappiest Place In The Country: Hackney
The Unhappiest Place In The Country: Hackney
Hackney is the unhappiest place in the UK, a new government study has revealed.
29.09.2017
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Study finds Greek and Turkish Cypriots to be close genetically
Study finds Greek and Turkish Cypriots to be close genetically
Greek and Turkish Cypriots have more in common than meets the eye, as according to a new DNA study most of them come from a single paternal gene pool of local origin and have very close genetic affinity.
27.06.2017
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