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Did you know that some new studies have found that -
  • women who regularly attend religious services may reduce their risk of death by about 20 percent.
  • having a bad boss is bad for the heart.
  • women prefer men with deep voices
  • sipping three cups of green tea a day helps to reduce weight.
  • a substance found in red wine could help to mend damaged backs.
  • meditation 'as effective as medication' in treating depression.
  • sleeping pills 'double' risk of having car crash the next day.
  • a new plague which jumps from rats to humans has been discovered by scientists.
  • women who have one healthy pregnancy experience lower blood pressure that can last until their firstborn enters university or even beyond.
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