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Coming up today, saturated fats, you can't have missed the recent hoo-ha.

Accepted wisdom has it that the diet rich in these animal-based fats is bad for our hearts.

So why has a major study, funded by the British Heart Foundation,

failed to find any evidence to support this?

And what does it mean for the nation's dietary habits?

We return for another look at paracetamol.

It's widely regarded as a safe and effective painkiller.

So why was the National Institute of Health and Care Excellence

on the verge of advising people with arthritis

not to take it to ease their aches and pains

and medication to help problem drinkers.

Earlier in this series we debated whether doctors

should be making more use of medicines

to help people addicted to alcohol.

I'll be looking at a new alternative.

I was drinking anywhere between six and eight bottles of wine a day, perhaps even one to two

bottles of vodka, and Baclofen reduced it to pretty much nothing, and made a huge difference to my life

and I kind of wanted to make other people aware of it.

More from inside health listener George later.

But first, are patients in NHS hospitals really dying of thirst?

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