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'I was allergic to sound'
When everyday noises began to make Chris Singleton wince with pain, he knew something was wrong. Yet doctors found nothing. He tells Liz Bestic how a talking cure finally saved his hearing – and his career in music
Inside Features
Jeremy Laurance: Isn't it time your doctor had a thorough check-up?
Tuesday, 1 June 2010
Medical Life
High blood pressure: How to beat the invisible killer
Tuesday, 1 June 2010
High blood pressure can happen at any age – yet many sufferers don't even know they have it. What are the risks and how can we prevent it? By Jeremy Laurance
Sibling rivalry: Friends or enemies - it's up to you
Thursday, 27 May 2010
The bond between siblings is heavily influenced by the way that parents deal with squabbles
Dad's diary: Krishan is now intent on walking – or scooting – on his own everywhere
Thursday, 27 May 2010
As a proud parent of a toddler, I still marvel at the speed at which his young brain develops. It's already been an amazing journey from the tiny gurgling form we delicately cradled almost three years ago to the confident little chap who spent much of last weekend scooting off into the distance at our local park.
'He's never met them – but one couple could save Devan's life'
Tuesday, 25 May 2010
Until his nephew fell ill with leukaemia, Clifford Coonan knew little about cord blood and bone marrow donation. Now he urges us all to become more aware
Is this the heir to Dr Atkins?
Tuesday, 25 May 2010
Pierre Dukan says he's found the secret of permanent weight loss - and millions of French dieters now follow his regime. He tells Lena Corner how it works
'Why can't I have a baby on my own?'
Thursday, 20 May 2010
At 37 and single, Lulu Le Vay was shocked she may not be able to carry a baby. But when she decided to investigate surrogacy, she discovered that only stable couples need apply
He's my best enemy: Things can turn nasty when brothers pick the same career
Thursday, 20 May 2010
Jonathan Brown dissects the dynamics
'Flossing can save your life'
Tuesday, 18 May 2010
New research shows that good oral care can prevent heart disease, diabetes and even dementia
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