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The prices of chicken feed and chicken are increasing, but the sums don’t seem to add up. Felicity Lawrence investigatesIf you buy free range chicken at Sainsbury’s you may have noticed a price rise recently. Up from around £4.19 a kilo in December for a whole bird to £4.75 a kilo this week, according to the farmers who produce them and monitor retail prices. Chickens are fed on grain and the price has been rocketing, so no surprise that they suddenly cost more – rather a lot more, in fact, with that 14% hike which works out at roughly 87p more for an average size bird. But now here’s a mystery. T Get more…

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For dialysis patients, performing daily dialysis at home can help alleviate sleep problems related to restless legs syndrome (RLS), according to a study appearing in an upcoming issue of the Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (CJASN). RLS, a common and troublesome problem for dialysis patients, affects hemodialysis patients about four times as often as people in the general population.

These results, from a study by lead author Bertrand L. Jaber, MD (St Elizabeth’s Medical Center, Boston) and colleagues, add to the growing list of quality-of-life benefits received from home short daily hemodialysis (SDHD). <

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I’m hoping I can avoid surgery by exercising and watching what I do. I gave up golf and began exercising at a health club, swimming, lifting weights, and walking on an incline treadmill. I limit activities that aggravate the pain.

Recently, I met a man who had spinal fusion in the same area. I asked him what caused him to go ahead with the surgery, and he replied it was because of a drop foot on his left side. My question is, can I live with a herniated disc and not have surgery? Is there another type of doctor I can see who would have an alternative? Get more…

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Homicide is always on the menu at this exclusive dining society where some of the world’s greatest crime specialists gather each month to solve grisly, cold case killings. Ed Pilkington joins themIn a banqueting hall lined with mahogany panels and lit with chandeliers, in the august surroundings of the Union League, an imposing civil war-era building that occupies an entire block of Philadelphia, about 100 men and women are sitting down to a very good lunch. The starter of squash soup is followed by chicken breast smothered in parsley sauce with creamed potatoes, and a rich cheesecake. Get more…

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