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A Hypo-Allergenic Treat for Dogs

A complementary food given as an occasional treat.

Typical Analysis:
Protein 62%, Oil 20%, Ash 4.5%, Moisture 13.5%
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Breakthrough as cancer drug saves the eyesight of two patients with rare genetic condition for the first time

A drug more commonly used to treat breast and lung cancer has been used to save the sight of two patients, doctors revealed today.

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Bananas could be key to stopping spread of Aids, say scientists

In laboratory tests, scientists found that a banana ingredient called BanLec was as potent as two existing anti-HIV drugs.

Ask the doctor: What can I do about my chronic neck ache?

A few months ago I was diagnosed with spondylosis - degeneration of the neck. My GP referred me to a physiotherapist and I've also tried acupuncture. Neither of these has been of any success.

Warning - your child is unfit: Parents of pupils who fail school fitness tests to get letters from health police

If they fail, their parents will be told they are at risk of heart disease, brittle bones and obesity. The scheme was outlined by the Government's chief medical officer, Sir Liam Donaldson.

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Get outdoors before 9am. Have glass of red at 7pm. Small daily changes that make a difference to your wellbeing..

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How tickling your feet can beat incontinence

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The heartburn healer: New op can cure the agony of acid reflux - with no scarring

Alex Harding, 16, from Sheffield, was one of the first to have a new, less invasive operation to treat the problem.

Health News: How cranberry juice prevents tooth decay and man-made muscle allows stroke patients to blink

Cranberry juice may protect against cavities by preventing bacteria from clinging to teeth. Anti-bacterial properties known to prevent bladder problems are being tested in dental care.

Pregnant women with gum disease are more likely to have premature babies

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NHS deal means £300,000-a-year GPs have time to top up privately

The revelation makes a nonsense of Gordon Brown's announcement last week of a pay freeze for 40,000 top-earning public sector workers, including family doctors.

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Diet delight as study finds calorie counts on food labels could be out by 25%

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'Brain washing' technique cuts risk of premature babies suffering severe disabilities

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Confidential medical records 'placed online without patient consent'

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The lottery winner will be able to select their ideal donor egg based on its mother's ethnic background, hair colour, educational qualifications and upbringing.
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