Coca-Cola denies US consumer group’s claim that its colouring ingredient causes cancer; yet the company says it will modify its drinks in India like it has in California
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Does radiation from mobile phone towers cause cancer?
There’s no evidence linking radiation from mobile phone towers to cancer, but the issue of health hazards caused by the high frequency radiations emitted could be a concern
Does eating late make you gain weight?
Experts say that it’s not when you eat, but what you eat that can lead to a bigger middle
Is it unsafe to use a mobile phone when it’s charging?
It is unlikely that talking on your mobile phone while it is charging is harmful if the battery is genuine and from a good brand
Are vitamin supplements necessary?
Are over-the-counter vitamins the answer to all your nutrition problems? And should you choose the natural or synthetic type?
How much water should you drink in a day?
How accurate is the thumb rule of drinking two to three litres of water a day? We find out
Do contraceptive pills cause weight gain?
Modern contraceptive pills minimise the risk of piling on pounds, but are still not recommended for long-term use because of their many side-effects
Can straighteners damage your hair permanently?
Both hair irons and chemical straighteners can cause irreparable harm if used often
Can microwave ovens cause cancer?
Microwaves lack the ability to change cell structure, and despite concerns there is no proof that exposure to them can cause cancer
Can using a laptop make men infertile?
It’s always best to place your laptop on a table rather than on your lap, as the heat from the base can affect sperm production and quality
Is milk really good for you?
While there’s no simple answer to this contentious question, milk probably isn’t as wholesome as its backers say, nor as harmful as its critics claim