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<p>A protuberance on top of a man's scalp after repeated headspins over almost two decades — before and after his operation to surgically remove the cone-shaped mass on his head. Picture: BMJ Case Reports/PA Wire</p>

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Repeated breakdance headspins gave dancer a 'conehead' bulge

A man was diagnosed with a 'headspin hole' after extensive breakdancing

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Ibuprofen linked to increased risk of cardiac arrest

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Study: Sex-change women think more like men after testosterone treatment

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Experts can predict threat of miscarriage

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Cannabis 'can double chances of psychotic illness': Reports

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Taking too many vitamins 'raises prostate cancer risk'

Vitamin pills may increase risk of death, warns report

CONSUMING large quantities of costly vitamin pills may do little more for your health than create expensive urine, a nutritional expert has warned.

Thu, 01 Mar, 2007

Denmark's newborn prince sleeps through first appearance

Denmark’s newborn prince made his first public appearance today, sleeping soundly on the arm of his mother, Australian-born Crown Princess Mary, as the royals left a Copenhagen hospital.

Tue, 18 Oct, 2005

Clinical trials results linked to funding

SCIENTISTS who carry out clinical trials for private drug companies are more likely to report positive outcomes than authors of studies carried out for not-for-profit organisations.

Wed, 07 Aug, 2002