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Hello, coming up today, X-rays and cancer, why you might want to think twice before paying

for a total body scan. Mentioning the unmentionable. How should healthcare professionals be

raising concerns about a person's weight? I'll be getting some tips on where doctors like me

are getting it wrong. And talking of weight,

I find out just how much fat is hidden inside my body.

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More about the elephant in the studio later.

But first, Tamiflu, the controversial anti-flu drug endorsed by the World Health Organization,

the European Medicines Agency, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence,

and stockpiled by the government for emergency use in a pandemic.

Endorsements that have been given despite none of these groups having fully appraised all

the trial data on the drug because until recently, manufacturers Roche hadn't released it.

All the reports have now been made public and the evidence-based Cochran collaboration

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