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Health news: Bad side effects that are a blessing, a bacteria to help the elderly and how to avoid gagging at the ... (Daily Mail)
Health stories from around the world this week include how breast cancer patients who suffer bad side effects from drug treatment are less at risk of the disease recurring.
Leftovers: good for your health AND your wallet (Daily Mail)
Every Tuesday, Britain's leading nutritionist explains how to eat your way to health. This week Jane explains the health benefits of leftovers and how Wensleydale can help cut your salt intake...
Monitoring kids' ouch factor (C-Health)
Given all the bumps and scrapes of childhood, "ouch" has to be one of the first words that kids learn. So it is no surprise that two doctors turned the word into a tool that could measure and track children's chronic pain so as to better help them cope. Called e-Ouch, the electronic pain diary was developed to obtain three daily pain ratings (upon waking, after school, and before bed.)
Letters: Funding healthcare (Independent)
There is no evidence to suggest that, given the choice between paying more in tax and being denied life-saving treatment, "the willingness of the British public to fund healthcare through taxation is already at its limit", as you state in your leader (Opinion, 5 November).
Southwest Riverside County community news briefs (North County Times)
WHAT'S HAPPENING Hot springs topic for historical society TEMECULA ---- Tony Guenther will speak when the Temecula Valley Historical Society meets at noon Friday. Guenther is the great-grandson of Fritz Guenther, the founder of the Guenther Murrieta Hot Springs Resort.
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