Complacency over safe sex is being blamed for a dramatic rise in cases of sexually transmitted diseases. Smokers' cancer risk 'cut by coffee'. Drinking coffee may be able to cut a smoker's chances of developing bladder cancer, according to research. It has been long known that smokers are at risk of developing bladder cancer, and prior to the Spanish study, coffee was also thought to increase the risk slightly. Experts are concerned about the potentially hazardous chemicals used in nail products and the qualifications of technicians handling them.
Kids get marching orders .
Parents should be forced to drop kids off hundreds of metres from the school gates to help them shed weight, a child obesity conference was told yesterday. Herald Sun . All beat up over staying healthy . Some elderly folks have taken up an exercise which involves hitting themselves to keep fit. But doctors and experts here have not heard of it.