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Hello, coming up today, sore throats and headlines prompted by new research suggesting that persistent

soreness can be a sign of cancer of the larynx. To shave or not to shave, that's the question

prompted by Andy Murray's hairy arms in a photograph taken after his recent hip operation. Margaret

McCartney has been investigating the pros and the cons.

And cutting out the carbs to treat epilepsy.

I meet the parents who are using diet to help their son's seizures.

So he's tried four different medications and none of them have helped.

Did all the medicines that he was taking, did they have an effect on him?

Yeah, he's very, very sleepy.

In November, we had clinic with our neurologist.

He wanted to add another drug and just up and up his medication

and then I had to say no, because it's not Edward anymore,

he's just like a different child.

So then he said the alternative is that he could

be referred to go on to Keat genetic diet. More from Edward and his family later. But first,

we continue last week's genetics theme with a fascinating legal case that hit the headlines recently.

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