Embolization Versus Surgery for Treatment of Fibroids
A Scottish study has examined the pros and cons of embolization as opposed to surgery for treatment of uterine fibroids. It has found that on balance, surgery results in fewer complications, but it requires on average a longer stay in hospital...[read article]
Microwave Kills Kitchen Germs
US scientists have discovered that microwaving kitchen sponges, cloths and plastic pan scrubbers kills 99 per cent of kitchen germs. The results of the study are reported in the Journal of Environmental Health...[read article]
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