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Do I need to have my baby daughter immunised? - Vimarsana News

Do I need to have my baby daughter immunised?

This week I am very grateful to three parents who wrote in with questions regarding their children. My advice is given in good faith and reflects…

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What you need to know about the chronic condition that affects us all - Vimarsana News

What you need to know about the chronic condition that affects us all

Inflammation is linked to everything from arthritis to lupus, asthma and heart disease. So how can you fight it?

Be alert to signs of pancreatic cancer - Vimarsana News

Be alert to signs of pancreatic cancer

ALTHOUGH only the 11th most common cancer in the UK, pancreatic cancer has perhaps the worst survival rate, with less than one in 25 people alive…

Dr Zak looks at T&A readers' abdominal concerns | Bradford Telegraph and Argus - Vimarsana News

Dr Zak looks at T&A readers' abdominal concerns | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

THIS week I am delighted to share three questions from readers, all regarding abdominal complaints. As always, my advice is in line with currently…

DR ZAK UDDIN COLUMN: Is Body Mass Index outdated or just needs to be updated? - Vimarsana News

DR ZAK UDDIN COLUMN: Is Body Mass Index outdated or just needs to be updated?

There are calls for the Body Mass Index measurement, BMI for short, to be scrapped. Proponents for its abandonment argue that it is at best a poor predictor of overall health and wellbeing, while at worst may lead to poor body image, reduced self-esteem and the development of eating disorders. They advise doctors and anyone involved in healthcare should adopt a “health at every size approach”, to allow all individuals to access services irrespective of their BMI. At points, a significantly raised BMI has been a bar to certain elective procedures, due to data showing poorer outcomes ...