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Real-life Rapunzel, 6, with waist-length hair has to have it cut ...
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Nov 1, — Laura Hardie-Gleed and daughter Noelle Hardie-Gleed pictured together (. Image: Mercury Press & Media). Noelle had such light hair when she ... › News › UK News
Chips and crisps 'linked to low birth weight babies' - BBC News
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Pregnant women who eat large amounts of chips and crisps could be harming their babies as much as smokers, a new study suggests.
Pregnant woman who eat chips put their unborn babies at risk | UK |...
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WOMEN who tuck in to a regular portion of chips when pregnant may be putting their babies at risk of severe health problems, research has warned.
Sleep study finds that the fewer hours you snooze the heavier you are...
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Not getting enough sleep? It could be adding to your waistline. A United Kingdom study has found that people who sleep about six hours a night had a waist 1.2 inches larger than those getting nine hours of sleep a night. The research, which was led by Laura Hardie of the University of Leeds, looked at ...
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