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Anti-ageing face creams 'don't work' (but exercise and good diet do) (Daily Mail)

Many anti-ageing creams and vitamin supplements are a waste of money, researchers say. Their study found that antioxidants, the 'must-have ingredients' of these products have little or no effect.

Vegetables: Nature's medicine cabinet (Sun Star)

TODAY, more and more people work too hard to accumulate more wealth. They do it at the expense of their health. So, by the time they are old, they are sickly and have to spend all their wealth just to get better.

Anti-ageing creams 'don't work' (The Times of India)

LONDON: A new study, conducted by researchers at University College London, has revealed that diets and creams claiming their antioxidant properties could slow ageing, have little or no effect.

Anti-ageing creams 'don't work' (New Kerala)

London, Dec 1 : A new study, conducted by researchers at University College London, has revealed that diets and creams claiming their antioxidant properties could slow ageing, have little or no effect.

Antioxidants 'cannot slow ageing' (BBC News)

Diets and creams which claim their antioxidant properties could cheat the advances of time may be worthless, researchers suggest.

Antioxidants 'cannot slow ageing' (BBC News)

Products claiming antioxidant properties could cheat ageing may be worthless, London researchers say.

Book Reviews: 'Medical Miracles,' '7 Wheelchairs,' and 'The Sun and the Moon' (International Herald Tribune)

Two books - by Jacalyn Duffin and Gary Presley - explore medical miracles; while Matthew Goodman revisits a 19th-century newspaper hoax that took in readers of The Sun in New York.