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One might say that the conventional training methods used by expert surgeons to train novices is the best training method, but a study at the Copenhagen University...
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bmj.com, the British Medical Journal website, has expressed concerns over Google web pages that contain dubious and sometimes dangerous medical claims.
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A 15-year-old girl was hit by thunder lightening while using...
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Though it is thought that...
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A new study reveals the fact that glucose intolerance is found highest among ’smokers’. ‘Passive smokers’ place themselves at second place....
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