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Swallow Healthy Diet Launches new sister site

On Monday 21st of July, following feedback from some of our customers we have now launched a new site dedicated to the Aubrey Organics product range.

Blind man sees wife for first time after having a TOOTH implanted into his eye

Martin Jones had one of his front teeth removed and turned into a lens holder before it was inserted in his right eye.

Orange juice acid 'can wash away enamel on your teeth'

Fruit beverages can cut enamel hardness by 84 per cent causing teeth to erode more than previously thought, according to one U.S. expert.

Tragedy of sisters who will both die before they're 12 years old

They are the only two sisters in Britain known to have the deadly form of the genetic disorder Batten's disease.

High hopes for HIFU - the ultrasound breakthrough in the battle against prostate cancer

The procedure uses ultrasound to 'melt' tumours instead of putting patients through surgery or radiotherapy which damage healthy cells around the gland.

Sex every day is 'the best way to boost fertility'

Forget complicated medical treatments and expensive pills and potions. The way to boost fertility could be as simple as making love every day.

Teen is swine flu's first victim in London as ministers warn 40 a day could die by end of summer

The teenager from south London, who suffered serious underlying health problems, tested positive for the virus following his death on Wednesday.

Baby girl faces liver checks after Tesco pharmacist mistakenly prescribes huge dosage

A baby girl is being monitored for long-term liver and kidney damage after a bungling Tesco pharmacist gave her a massive overdose of penicillin.

Father saves daughter from lung cancer after doctors sent her home with just antibiotics

Brave Laura Hicks has good reason to heed her father. When she developed breathlessness and persistent coughing at 17, her doctor said she had asthma and sent her home with antibiotics.

�1 for a pound: NHS to pay the obese to lose weight

The obese will be given a �1 shopping voucher for every pound they shed in the pilot project for some 100 volunteers.

Revealed: Self-help mantras leave you unhappier than before

Such books often tell readers to boost their confidence by chanting a positive mantra to themselves, such as 'I will succeed'.

How being married can cut your risk of Alzheimer's in later life

People who have a partner in middle age are at half the risk of developing dementia as those who live alone, says a study.

Binge drinking puts child in A&E every 48 hours

A child under 12 needs emergency hospital treatment every 48 hours because of binge drinking.

How anger really does send blood to the head

Medical research has proved that when irate, the carotid arteries - which supply the head and neck - dilate.

Are growing pains all in the mind?

What can I do about my lack of libido?

What can I do about a constantly runny nose?

Do I really need pills for blood pressure?

What can I do to ease my stiff shoulders?

How can I ease my agonising foot pain?

I've had this cold for ages - how can I shake it off?

Does cancer treatment mean my sex life is over?

Schizophrenia and bipolar disorder gene flaws overlap

A horde of genetic flaws have been tied to both schizophrenia and bipolar disorder in a huge trial that suggests the two mental illnesses have similar roots.

British children drink only half recommended amount of water

The average British child drinks just half of the recommended amount of water, researchers said, prompting experts to urge families to make sure youngsters stay hydrated in the heatwave.

Vegetarian diet 'can cut risk of cancer by 45 per cent'

Eating a vegetarian diet can almost halve the risk of developing cancer, research suggests.

Doctors hail prostate cancer breakthrough as patient successfully treated by �2m pioneering surgical robot

Jeremy Lineham, 48, from Chichester, West Sussex, is the first patient in Europe to be operated on for prostate cancer using the �2million 'da Vinci Si' gadget.

Why too little sleep is bad for a woman's heart (but not a man's)

A study suggested that lack of sleep could be far more dangerous for women than for men. Those who get less than eight hours a night are at higher risk of heart disease, it found.

Don't send children to swine flu parties, parents warned

Some mothers have suggested deliberately exposing youngsters to the virus now before it mutates.

Ban alcohol advertising and introduce minimum price for drinks, demand doctors

Weight off my mind: A hypnotist made Claudia Connell think she'd had a gastric band fitted and was surprised by the results

The fertility 'con trick': Egg freezing gives false hope to women, says Lord Winston

Doctors create 22 question fertility test for every woman considering pregnancy

What's true, Pussycat? Nicole Scherzinger on shyness, her risqu� outfits and Lewis Hamilton

Heather Mills hits the roof as her vegan caf� replaces fish and chip shop

Jordan and Jack Tweed (in a cravat!) stomping in the divots? It must be polo . . . Essex-style

Harry Potter and the Deathly Swine Flu: Rupert Grint hit by virus

Husband number four... but this time Patsy Kensit is taking his name

We were waiting for money, it never came: Anita Harris reveals her journey from stage star to financial ruin

Blonde ambition: Holly pips Davina to the post after landing Fern's This Morning job

It's daddy time: Frank Lampard plays happy families with daughters on holiday in Marbella

What really upset Andy? The day that Judy walked out on us, reveals Murray's father

'I'm the best and I'm jealous of anyone else who wins', boasts Jenson Button

Cheryl vs Dannii... Day Two: Miss Minogue is all white as she goes up against colourful Mrs Cole at X Factor auditions

PICTURE EXCLUSIVE: Sheriff raids Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch

Jackson family fallout: Exclusive interview with manager reveals rift over funeral

It's a celebrity dog's life! How Geri Halliwell, Kevin Spacey and Jemima Khan first hit it off with their pets at Battersea

I'd always protected my sister. But I was powerless when her breast cancer struck again, says Joan Bakewell

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Two or more abortions could more than DOUBLE chances of a premature birth next time

Women who have an abortion could be risking the health of their next baby, it has emerged.

Pensioner died after a month in Bupa care home where she was given just a thimbleful of water a day

Jeanne Matthews, 80, suffered extreme dehydration and her weight dropped to just five and a half stone.

How to stop travel sickness wrecking your summer holiday

Half an hour into the flight, Nick Freeman knew he'd made a mistake. The lawyer - famously known as Mr Loophole - was flying off to Barbados on honeymoon when he started to feel desperately sick.

Men who cycle more than 186 miles a week face fertility risk

Spending too long in the saddle could affect a man’s chances of fatherhood.

The IVF embryo test that can detect 15,000 genetic diseases

The �2,500 test can detect around 15,000 genetic conditions, including cystic fibrosis, Huntington's disease and some types of cancer, autism and mental retardation.

Under the microscope: Nancy Dell'Olio on why she's never dieted and always cooks with garlic

The property magnate, 49, answers our health quiz.

Should all over-50s take anti-cholesterol drug? Statins even cut heart attack risk in the healthy

Statins cut the risk of heart attacks by 30 per cent even in healthy people, researchers say.

'Spend more on dementia research to avert crisis'

Britain is heading for an 'unmitigated disaster' unless the Government trebles its spending on dementia research, medical charities are warning.

Could a zapper in your undies banish period pain?

A device that fires a mild electric current through the abdomen could be a radical new treatment for period pain.

GOOD HEALTH VIEWPOINT: So how many drinks did a drug firm buy your doctor to give you those happy pills?

Some anti-depressants are no more effective than a dummy pill, and yet we're taking more than ever. Why? Professor RICHARD BENTALL, gives his views.

Can a blast of light really kill breast cancer?

A revolutionary treatment for breast cancer which destroys tumours with a blast of laser light has been unveiled by doctors.

How stress can make a man reckless (but it has quite the opposite effect on women)

Findings from an experience suggest men are more likely than woman to respond to stress by driving dangerously, taking drugs or having affairs according to a new experiment.

GPs are failing to spot ovarian cancer symptoms

Live are being put at risk because GPs confuse the symptoms of ovarian cancer and irritable bowel syndrome, a charity has warned.

You can beat the agony of piles: One sufferer shares her battle with the embarrassing condition

On the night of my 40th birthday party, I lay in my darkened bedroom sobbing, with a large champagne bucket of ice at my side.

Little fighter: The baby that was born at 23 weeks and survived

She arrived four months early, so small that she could fit in the palm of her father's hand.

Revealed: New techniques that may have helped James Nesbitt beat his baldness

Suddenly the actor looks very different. How DID he do it? We examine the latest treatments to reverse hair-loss.

Simon Cowell in hit and and run drama but don't worry... it's only his brand new Rolls Royce

So why did Kelly Brook stop sunbathing topless? Blame Danny Cipriani

'Were on Team Andre!' Stars give 'shocked' Peter Andre standing ovation at Awards Show

Is life imitating art for 'pregnant' Ashley Jensen?

Stardust over Neverland: The stunning photographs of Michael Jackson's empty fantasy

How we lost �130m in the blink of an eye

Debbie Rowe emerges from hiding to stake custody claim for 'my flesh and blood' Prince Michael and Paris

I just can't stop loving you. Madonna pays emotional tribute to Jackson

Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel quash rumours of relationship troubles by stepping out on romantic date

Are all those late nights taking their toll? Peaches is whiter shade of pale at Blur after-party

Stunning image of Cameron Diaz as she copies Madonna's early bad-girl look

Ryan O'Neal comforted over Farrah's death as he strolls on beach

Hospital dash for the Rooneys after Wayne slips and cuts his head on luxury yacht

Mamma Mia! Richard and Judy dress as musical stars for fancy dress farewell to TV

'Yes, I'm an autocutie - and I'm proud of it,' says GMTV presenter Emma Crosby

Eva Longoria Parker goes for a motorbike ride... in four-inch heels

Tour de Gateshead with Paul Gascoigne leading the pack

Receding hair, the new epidemic in older women

Mavis Bradley has always prided herself on her appearance. 'Ever since I was a young girl, I've always followed what's in fashion and tried to look my best,' she says.

The liquid lunch which helps you shed the pounds

Eating food with a high water content could be the key to losing weight. Nutritionists believe dishes such as rice, pasta and soups appear to keep you feeling fuller for longer.

Leading doctors demand end of target-driven patient care which 'endangers lives'

The scandal of patients dying at Stafford Hospital because targets and budgets took priority over safety could be happening elsewhere, doctors' leaders have warned.

Toddler dies of meningitis after hospital sends him home with paracetamol

A toddler died of meningitis - four days after he was sent home from hospital with paracetamol.

Fury as NHS trust says only women between 39.5 and 40 years old can have IVF

The 'cruel and bizarre' restrictions were put in place by NHS managers in North Yorkshire struggling to deal with a huge deficit at their health trust.

Cancer patients will be paid to go private in yet another Labour climbdown

Cancer patients who face long waits in the NHS will be given cash to go private, in a radical shift of Government policy.