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Coming up in Inside Health today, six packs and big guns as young men come under pressure to look buff,

an increasing number of them are turning to steroid abuse to help them achieve their goal.

Is there a shadow over the future of weight loss surgery? Inside Health has learnt that

proposed cuts to the amount hospitals are paid to do the operations could see many stop offering

weight loss surgery altogether.

Dry January, just what are the benefits of giving up alcohol and spending a month on the wagon?

I meet a team of researchers trying to find out, and the scale of their early findings might surprise you.

Results were very striking. In fact, if you had a drug that did all this, it would be a multi-billion pound market.

More from Professor Kevin Moore later, but first another seasonal topic, influenza. The last two flu seasons have been mild, but there are signs that this year is going to be different and reports in some headlines that we face an outbreak of a mutant strain.

And the last thing, an already beleaguered NHS needs, is a flu epidemic.

Dr Margaret McCartney's in our Glasgow studio.

Margaret, is that what we're facing?

I don't know.

What we are facing just now is higher levels of flu compared with this time last year.

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