Small Town Monthly

October 23, 2009

• Single, Doubled Or Multi Storied Town Homes

October 21, 2009

• 'Weight loss lip balm' under fire

October 20, 2009

• White wines 'bad for the teeth'
• IVF couples warned over drinking
• German doctor tried for 13 deaths
• Ethnic liver cells help drug race
• HIV vaccine trial was significant
• Condom 'rivals pill's popularity'
• The inner me
• UK experts back folic acid in bread
• How the weather shapes the human body clock

October 19, 2009

• US medical cannabis policy eased
• Science to 'stop age clock at 50'
• Sunbed 'addict' fears blindness
• Overweight 'should be protected'
• Egg screening 'ups IVF success'

October 18, 2009

• 'Ethical' stem cell crop boosted
• Computer healing

October 17, 2009

• Nick of time

October 16, 2009

• US swine flu vaccines 'delayed'
• Robotic arm
• Warning over fibroids treatment
• Bracelets 'useless' in arthritis

October 15, 2009

• No paracetamol after jabs, study advises
• Foetal kick charts 'inaccurate'
• UK swine flu jabs start next week
• Trescothick flies home from India
• Memory loss woman wins £4m payout
• Late abortions data to be public
• Green spaces 'improve health'
• Art as science

October 14, 2009

• Shame 'boosts hand-washing rate'
• Adults with autism 'cast adrift'
• Total retirement 'bad for you'
• Move to cut child diarrhoea death
• Parents 'doubt cot death risks'
• Nigeria lifts gunshot medical ban
• Tongue studs 'can put brain at risk'
• Tourette's trauma

October 13, 2009

• Senate panel passes health bill
• Physical problems 'often mental'
• Bans 'do not cut abortion rate'
• Mad for it
• Tackling HIV
• Memory not first Alzheimer's sign

October 12, 2009

• Autistic jobseekers 'written off'
• Mother can pass on cancer in womb
• Gout chemical slows Parkinson's
• Assad decrees Syria smoking ban
• 'Sticky problem'
• Poorer nations get swine flu jabs
• Juggling 'boosts brain power'
• Children can 'imagine away' pain

October 11, 2009

• Obese children 'reject surgery'

October 10, 2009

• Patient care
• Jaw bone created from stem cells
• Human genome revealed in 3D

October 9, 2009

• Cancer care
• ME virus discovery raises hopes
• Generation 100

October 8, 2009

• Hair loss advice project extended
• Cards 'can support mentally ill'
• Obesity and mental health linked
• Doubts raised over MRSA screening
• Parents 'should supply alcohol'
• Royal 'cursed' blood disorder identified
• Fergus On Flu
• Drug addiction

October 7, 2009

• Coeliac bone loss link uncovered
• Shock treatment
• Nobel Prize for chemistry of life
• Baby's voice 'saved coma mother'
• Jail terms for faith healing pair
• Twins spurred man's cancer fight
• Diabetes gene treatment hope
• India pregnancy deaths 'needless'

October 6, 2009

• Patients warned on cancer delay
• Convertibles 'bad for the ears'
• New skull grows after decades
• Courts test Zambia's HIV policy
• Inflamed passions
• Asthma inhaler 'failing children'
• 'No going back'
• Two-thirds of chicken 'has bug'
• Warning on liquorice in pregnancy
• Cocaine vaccine may reduce 'use'
• New DNA sequencing method

October 5, 2009

• Educated women 'aid long life'
• Med-style diet 'can battle blues'
• Nobel prize for chromosome find

October 3, 2009

• Technique can pinpoint tinnitus

October 2, 2009

• 'Intelligent' crutch
• Feeding 'speeds surgery recovery'
• Test 'spots blood disease danger'
• Unsteady gait
• Probiotic health claims dismissed
• Cry of joy
• Half of babies 'will live to 100'

October 1, 2009

• Battlefield medics
• Call for out-of-hours GP scrutiny
• Drug therapy record 'encouraging'
• Council sex guide for the over 50s dismissed as bonkers
• Brain boosters
• Doctors 'forced' to allow suicide
• Women 'underestimate their sleep'