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MMR and autism again “Fresh research rules out MMR-autism link”, is the headline in The Daily Telegraph. The newspaper goes on to describe a new study that replicates one conducted in 1998 by Dr Andrew Wakefield...

Height and prostate cancer "Taller men are more likely to develop prostate cancer", the Daily Express reported. It said that an extensive study found the risk of the disease increases by between 6 and 12% for every extra four inches in height. The newspaper continu

Bonding after birth “Natural births ‘create a closer bond with the baby‘”, is the headline in the Daily Mail. A natural birth can strengthen the maternal bond, making natural birth mothers “more...

Weight loss diets compared Several newspapers reported on a recent study that compared four popular commercial weight loss diets: the Slim.Fast Plan, Weight Watchers Pure Points Programme, Dr Atkins' New Diet Revolution, and Rosemary Conley's "Eat Yourself Slim"

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