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Is sugar making us sick? | Tans and skin cancer | Barriers to exercise

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ABC Health & Wellbeing Updates
8 January 2015 Welcome to this week's ABC Health & Wellbeing Updates where you'll find the most interesting and inspiring health stories from across the ABC.
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Is sugar really making us sick?
Is sugar really making us sick?
It's hard to know what to believe when it comes to sugar. Some call it a toxic poison, others say it's fine as long as you don't consume too much. We've asked one of the world's leading sugar researchers to take us through the latest evidence.
Can a tan ever protect you against skin cancer?
Can a tan ever protect you against skin cancer?
Those with naturally dark skin, or who tan easily, are less likely to get skin cancer than fair-skinned people. So is it possible acquiring a tan might ever help protect against skin cancer?
Break down your exercise barriers
Break down your exercise barriers
You've decided 2015 is your year to get fit and you're off to a great start. But how are you going to overcome those obstacles that stop you from reaching your exercise goals?
Healthy Living
Healthy Eating
How safe is paracetamol for children?
How safe is paracetamol for children?
Most parents have given their children paracetamol at one time or another, how safe is this commonly used medication and when should we give it to children?
Thai chicken salad
Thai chicken salad
This colourful salad is packed full of vegies and flavour. It's a great source of fibre and is suitable for people following a dairy-free diet.
Want a workout that will improve your fitness and flexibility, as well as give you an opportunity to wear sequins? Ballroom dancing could be the answer.
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News
Researchers begin trial of combination Ebola vaccine (ABC News Online - 07/01/2015)
Calls to deny visa to anti-vaccination campaigner (ABC News Online - 07/01/2015)
Serotonin 'brain map' set to revolutionise anti-depressant treatments (PM - 06/01/2015)
Fears women at risk are attempting 'self-abortion' (The World Today - 06/01/2015)
E-cigarettes popular among young adolescents (ABC News Online - 05/01/2014)
More support needed for teens addicted to sniffing inhalants in regional Australia (PM - 05/01/2015)
Anti-vaccination lobby to blame for US return of preventable diseases say doctors (7.30 - 05/01/2015)
Push to improve access to medical treatment for transgender people (AM - 02/01/2015)
Biological bad luck to blame in majority of cancer cases: study (ABC News Online - 02/01/2015)
more health news >>
Online analysis and opinion
Who should pay compensation for abuse survivors?
The Drum
Later this month, the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse will open a national debate on the best way to compensate abuse survivors. But the large amount of help needed will be expensive, and not everyone wants to pay up, writes Kate Stowell and Penny Savidis.
more analysis and opinion>>
Audio and video
The physical origins of depression audio item (Breakfast, ABC RN)
Too much salt audio item (Life Matters, ABC RN)
Speak your mind: The benefits of quoits audio item (Life Matters, ABC RN)
Recovery from traumatic brain injury audio item (Life Matters, ABC RN)
The psychopath within audio item (All in The Mind, ABC RN)
Raw milk - the new moonshine audio item (First Bite, ABC RN)
Promising new weapon against cancer audio item (Breakfast, ABC RN)
Eradicating malaria audio item (Breakfast, ABC RN)
more audio and video >>
ABC Science
Two simple tips to help you lose weight
Weight loss plans don't have to be complicated. The best plan, says Dr Karl, is to reduce your total calorie intake, and do more exercise.

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