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“Breast cancer is survivable, and if I can help with the message, I can help save lives."
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Why retiring is bad for your health - according to the seniors who refuse to quit
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How your diet affects your skin
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The rise of ‘soft separations’ - and why couples are avoiding divorce
Telegraph: It's mostly about the money, experts say - but there's also an emotional cost.
Is it okay to change your baby in a cafe booth?
Kiwi mum's dilemma: Is a nappy change in public "gross" or "totally normal?"
What gets axed under the National-led Government?
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Should you be showering before sex?
Amid Europe's bedbug infestation, should we freshen up before getting under the covers?
How do my calorie needs change as I age?
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Can coffee really help you avoid weight gain?
Some people drink a java before a workout - but does it really affect our weight?
How often should you wash your towels? No, really
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'Stretched beyond their limits': How worried should we be about medical mishaps?
When doctors make mistakes, the consequences can be grave.
Eight questions to ask after a cancer diagnosis
Asking the right questions is key to ensuring you are getting the best care.
Woman miscarries after mistakenly being given abortion pill
A woman who fell pregnant after years of IVF has been left devastated after a drug mix-up.
‘I’d never felt so ugly’: How Dawn French learnt to love her flaws
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Record demand for Cancer Society Hamilton accommodation
Marathon in a Month fundraiser to help lodge keep up with surge in demand for services.
Woman's warning after common health issue turns life-threatening
She had no idea just how dangerous UTIs can be if left untreated.
Portion distortion: The sneaky packaging claims that can derail your health kick
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Margarita burn: Nurse's warning to parents this summer
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Why the truth about insomnia is nothing like the movies
On-screen portrayals of insomnia aren't necessarily accurate to real life.
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