WHO moves step closer to cheaper breast cancer treatment
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced Wednesday that it had for the first time approved a “biosimilar” medicine—one derived from
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People who cannot read may be three times as likely to develop dementia
New research has found that people who are illiterate, meaning they never learned to read or write, may have nearly
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I study teen suicide and believe clinical science can predict who is at risk
People often ask me what I do for a living. In the past, I would start with something vague, saying
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I’m one of the many women who are suffering from ‘menoconfusion’
Back in August, when a in Birmingham said it could reverse the menopause using frozen ovarian tissue (for $13,000 to
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Woman who shared sickle cell video makes desperate plea for black blood donors
Siliana Coelho filmed a video of herself writhing in pain because of her sickle cell – and the clip quickly
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Mum who had to stop breastfeeding to save sight gets 200 bags of donated milk
When Marcy Morgan had to take medication for an eye condition she was devasted because it meant she would have
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This Muslim teen started her own gym classes for women who wear hijabs
Hafsah Sharif loves working out – but when she first started on her fitness journey she found it challenging because
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Can experts determine who might be a mass killer? 3 questions answered
After mass shootings, people naturally search for answers. We also want to find the root cause. One subject that often
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How to Successfully Work from Home, According to Guys Who Do It
It’s probably hit you mid-commute, maybe mid-meeting, or smack in the middle of just another day at the office: If
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NHS staff who don’t get flu jab could ‘wear a label’ to warn patients
NHS staff who don’t get the flu vaccine ‘could wear a LABEL’ because patients have the right to know and
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