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Issue 7 - February 2005
Viagra can be used to treat hearts
Stem cell lines too contaminated to use
Some people 'immune' to exercise
Most people believe complementary medicine valid
Ministers preparing for flu pandemic
Wetherspoon pub chain to ban smoking in all outlets
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Viagra can be used to treat hearts

Researchers have discovered that sildenafil citrate – sold by Pfizer as Viagra and used to treat erectile dysfunction in millions of men – also treats enlarged hearts in mice, reversing existing growth and stopping further muscle growth from occurring...
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Stem cell lines too contaminated to use
Batches of human embryonic stem cells – the only ones available under the strict policies of the US government – are contaminated with an animal molecule and are likely to be unusable for treating people...
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Some people ‘immune’ to exercise
The message that exercise is a sure-fire way to become healthier may be too simplistic. A new study indicates that there may be a minority of people who may be unaffected by even strenuous exercise...
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Most people believe complementary medicine valid
According to a UK-based survey, a majority of people believe in alternative therapies, such as herbal medicine, naturopathy, acupuncture, and reflexology...
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Ministers preparing for flu pandemic
Government ministers are preparing for a flu pandemic that they believe poses a far greater risk than a terrorist threat, considering contingency plans after government statisticians warned that a worldwide outbreak of flu is overdue...
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Wetherspoon pub chain to ban smoking in all outlets
Pub giant Wetherspoon is to ban smoking in all its outlets by May 2006, amid fears that smoky atmospheres are keeping drinkers away...
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