| NEWS HEADLINES Drug companies lied to women about HRT risks for nine years Drug companies have tried for nearly a decade to downplay the breast cancer risks of their HRT treatment and so keep sales up - but this week their lies and spin have been uncovered. To read the rest of the article, please follow this link. Walk today and stay mentally sharp tomorrow If you want to stay mentally sharp into old age, start walking. People who walk at least six miles a week have larger brains and better memories by the time they reach retirement age. To read the rest of the article, please follow this link. Cancer is a modern, man-made disease, say 'mummy' researchers Cancer is primarily a man-made disease, caused by pollution, diet and our modern lifestyle, say researchers after studying Ancient Egyptian and Neanderthal mummies and fossils. To read the rest of the article, please follow this link. Wrong body part, wrong patient - it's all in the doctor's day Doctors regularly operate on the wrong part of the body - and even on the wrong patient, a medical claims insurer has revealed. To read the rest of the article, please follow this link. Watermelon as good as a statin for lowering blood pressure Many of us suffer from raised blood pressure (hypertension) some time. Instead of taking a statin drug, eat watermelon - it does the job just as well, researchers have discovered. To read the rest of the article, please follow this link. More powerful than drugs Our mind - our thoughts and feelings - really can be more powerful than a drug, even when it comes to serious diseases such as cancer. The latest Special report from What Doctors Don't Tell You - A mind to heal - uncovers the very latest research that demonstrates just how our mind can combat disease. It covers all the mind-over-matter research, and it also includes studies on prayer, the placebo effect - and even a new theory that suggests why it is that our thoughts can beat disease. To find out more about this latest research - which is featured in the very latest issue of WDDTY - watch publisher Bryan Hubbard explain the background to the story. | 
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