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• Bengal Medical Society: 21st Annual Conference
  on Jun 23, 2016
  Dates - 2nd and 3rd JulyVenue - Village Hotel, Shaw Ridge Leisure Park, Whitehill Way, Swindon SN5 7DW, UK Tel : +441793279470Programme2nd July 2016 Saturday 2pm - Registration 3pm - Hot snack and Tea 7pm - Champagne Reception 7.30 to Midnight - Live...
• Regular coffee drinking may keep coronary arteries clean
  on Mar 3, 2015
  Obstruction to the blood flow in the coronary arteries lead to angina and heart attack.
• HRT linked to increased incidence of ovarian cancer
  on Feb 15, 2015
  Hormone replacent therapy(HRT) alleviates the symptoms of the menopause.
• Weight loss surgery cuts Type2 diabetes risk by 80%
  on Nov 3, 2014
  People with morbid obesity (BMI >40) have a very high risk of developing type2 diabetes. Their only option may be Weight loss surgery to be able to lose weight.
• Where there is a will, there is a way to lose weight
  on Oct 27, 2014
  Losing weight can be quite difficult for the obese, mainly because of lack of real will to lose weight and continue diet and exercise for long enough.
• Grapefruit juice and high fat diet in weight loss
  on Oct 14, 2014
  Recent Health news in Telegraph:Grapefruit juice 'could be the key to weight loss'...
• Bengal Medical Society UK - a brief introduction
  on Sep 21, 2014
  Just recently I heard about BENGAL MEDICAL SOCIETY(BMS) - UK and found out a little about the organisation from one of the important members. Apparently it existed for about 20 yrs!
• Regular aspirin in over 50s may prevent cancer as well!
  on Aug 6, 2014
  A study claims that if over 50s take aspirin every day for ten years, then it could save more than 6,000 lives a year by preventing cancer and heart disease.The Telegraph Health news:Aspirin should be taken by all over 50s to cut thousands of cancer...
• Bad news for e-cigarette smokers (vapers) in the UK
  on Jul 30, 2014
  Apparently, e-cigarette smokers are called 'vapers' and the act is called 'vaping'.I disagree. I think they should be called 'e-smokers' and the act as 'e-smoking'. Otherwise vaping would be percieved as a completely harmless activity.. It is not, as...
• Shift work increases risk of developing type2 diabetes
  on Jul 25, 2014
  Apparently, shift workers like those in emergency services, health profession etc are at an increased risk of developing type2 diabetes. If they are obese and have a positive family history of type2 diabetes, then the risk is even higher.Health news...

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