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Hello, coming up today, Self-Help.

NHS England has limited the prescribing for a range of

conditions for which over-the-counter remedies are available. But which treatments that you can

buy work best? We start our own insider's guide with a look at stubborn adversaries, warts and

varucas. Newborn brain injury, I visit a hospital that's developed a new way

of monitoring babies whose brains have been starved of oxygen or blood, and which could help improve

recovery. Surgery for reflux. Could an operation be an alternative to a lifetime of taking

anti-acid pills.

But first we start with more heartburn.

A lot of you have been in contact about a recent recall by GlaxoSmithKline

of the Zantak-branded anti-acid treatment, Renitadine,

amid concerns that it's contaminated with a carcinogenic impurity called NDMA.

Inside Health, Margaret McCartney's been following developments and is in our Glasgow studio.

Well, it's all very confusing.

In it is very difficult as well.

So the Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Authority, who regulate all the medicines in the UK,

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