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Enjoy your bi-weekly dose of all things medical – welcome to our English newsletter! [DocCheck] [DocCheck News] [Megaphone icon] Enjoy your bi-weekly dose of all things medical – welcome to our English newsletter! [Sick With Measles? Nobody Cares!]( Florida has been struck with a measles outbreak. Over a month later, infection routes and possible exposure sites are still unknown. How can this be – and why don‘t politicians do anything about it? [more]( [Big Pharma: Delays And Dilemmas]( The efficiency of self-regulation in pharmaceutical marketing in the UK is coming under scrutiny due to delays in processing complaints against pharmaceutical companies. Is this a result of ineffective self-policing? [more]( [Obesity: I Got It From My Parents!]( New findings show that the likelihood of becoming obese in your adult years is higher if your parents were obese. Does that mean that obesity is hereditary? [more]( [Weekend Warriors For The Win]( Is regular physical activity more effective for weight loss than exercising just once or twice a week? Read here, how different physical activity patterns impact fat tissue mass. [more]( Tell us what you think! We'd love to hear your thoughts and suggestions. Email us: feedback_news@doccheck.com [DocCheck] [Imprint]( [Imprint]( [Media data]( [Media data]( [Unsubscribe]( [Unsubscribe]( You are receiving this email because you have subscribed to DocCheck News.

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