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Bowel cancer: Key symptoms to look out for as only 1 in 4 Brits able to identify warning signs

The main symptoms of bowel cancer include blood in your poo, a change in your toileting habits and losing weight - but new research found that many Brits are actually unaware of these crucial signs

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Silent epidemic of high cholesterol sparks UK health warning - how to check it at home

High cholesterol does not usually cause symptoms and people often discover they have it when it is too late, which is why experts describe the condition as a 'silent epidemic'

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High cholesterol is a silent epidemic in the UK, say experts

High cholesterol is a silent epidemic in the UK, say experts
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1 million Brits incorrectly think they re immune to this disease

Over a fifth of straight people in the UK believe they can't contract HIV despite rising cases among heterosexuals, new data has revealed.

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Over a fifth of straight Brits believe they are unlikely to contract HIV despite rising cases among heterosexuals, new data has revealed. According to the latest Government figures, straight people now account for almost half of all new cases. New research reveals 73% of straight Brits have never tested for HIV even though 40% of all

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