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Poor sleep linked to development of Alzheimer's in new study

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Poor sleep linked to development of Alzheimer's in new study

Poor sleep may increase the chances of people at risk of Alzheimer's developing the disease, a study has shown.

Sex advice with Suzi Godson: I'm worried my boyfriend won't satisfy me as much as my vibrator

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Sex advice with Suzi Godson: I'm worried my boyfriend won't satisfy me as much as my vibrator

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Is it time to revise your irrational dislikes?

Here's 7 great ways to exercise and help you lose weight this winter

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Here's 7 great ways to exercise and help you lose weight this winter

Celebrating John Muir - a true mountain man

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US seeks gag on bird flu details over terror fears

Women 'dress to impress at most fertile'

Women try to “dress to impress” when they are at their most fertile, according to new US research.

Tue, 10 Oct, 2006

Pomegranate juice 'can help fight prostrate cancer'

A daily glass of pomegranate juice can hold back prostate cancer and could even prevent men dying of the disease, new research has shown.

Sat, 01 Jul, 2006

McAleese bound for Irish festival in US

President Mary McAleese is flying to the US today to take part in one of the largest Irish festivals in the world.

Fri, 19 Aug, 2005

Nixon thought Reagan 'strange'

Former US President Richard Nixon called Ronald Reagan “strange” and an “uncomfortable man to be around,” according to White House tapes.

Thu, 11 Dec, 2003

Little Irish sugar faces downgrading

JUST 1,700 tonnes of Ireland’s sugar production quota of 199,208 tonnes is expected to be downgraded, as the EU declassifies 206,646 tonnes of sugar across Europe from A and B quotas to the C surplus quota, said Jim O’Regan, chairman of IFA’s sugar beet section, after a meeting with Irish Sugar.

Thu, 02 Oct, 2003