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Wednesday, 1 May 2013

Do breast implants raise cancer danger?


They make tumours harder to spot, says report


  • Risk of being diagnosed increased by a quarter in women with implants
  • Those with implants have a third higher risk of death from breast cancer

Women with breast implants may be at greater risk of dying from cancer because their tumours are harder to detect, researchers suggest.
A review of studies found the risk of being diagnosed at a later stage of breast cancer was increased by a quarter in women with cosmetic implants, compared with those without.
Further analysis showed those with implants had a third higher risk of death from breast cancer.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2317415/Do-breast-implants-raise-cancer-danger-They-make-tumours-harder-spot-says-report.html


Wednesday, 20 February 2013

Laughter really is the best medicine


Study reveals laughter really is the best medicine


   
People feel less pain after a good laugh, because it may cause the body to release chemicals that act as a natural painkiller, research has suggested.
The researchers at the University of Oxford also think the ability to belly laugh was unique to early humans. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-14889165

The six diet mistakes that are making us fat


1 SKIPPING BREAKFAST 
Myth Not having breakfast encourages your body to burn fat Fact Thin people eat breakfast; fat people don’t 
Missing breakfast leads to overeating later in the day as blood sugar drops mid-morning, making you more compulsive around food and less likely to resist that double mocha and danish,’ says Dr Marilyn Glenville, author of Fat Around The Middle. ‘Plus, you are more likely to binge at night as your body plays catch-up on missed calories, making you more likely to store the calories as fat.’ 

Researchers at Imperial College London recently used MRI brain scans to study the effects of skipping breakfast.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/you/article-2278053/The-DIET-MISTAKES-making-fat.html