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Is routine aspirin use not advised? Experts have warned that "healthy people should not take aspirin to prevent a heart attack because routinely taking the drug does them more harm than good," according to The Daily Telegraph.

Processed food and low mood "Eating a diet high in processed foods increases the risk of depression," BBC News reported.

Pregnant smoking linked to child tantrums "Smoking during pregnancy significantly increases the risk of having a child with behavioural problems," The Guardian has reported. This finding is based on a study which followed the early years of around 13,000 children.

Leukaemia drug tested British scientists have "created a new drug that 'kills' leukaemia - even in worst affected adults", reported the Daily Mail.

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