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The government has launched a campaign to raise MMR vaccination rates in England amid growing concerns about a measles epidemic.
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ONE of the biggest brand names in food this summer doesn’t carry a trademark. It’s the word “local,” which has entered the language as a...
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Parents are still making the horrific mistake of auto-medicating their infants with cold and cough medications.
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Even the most fabulous, high-flying lives hit pockets of dead air, periods when the sails go slack. Movie stars get marooned in D.M.V. lines. Prime ministers sit with...
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An Indian man who was knocked unconscious during a stampede of thousands of religious pilgrims on a steep Himalayan mountain path woke up as doctors were preparing to...
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A group of doctors has come out with an action plan to sensitise parents and teachers to protect children from sexual abuse, incidents of which are on the rise and...
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Doctors can determine whether a teenager is at the risk of developing a mental illness or committing suicide just by asking him or her what type of music they prefer,...
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The government of Nepal and the UN have warned that hundreds of thousands of people in the country are facing severe food shortages.
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If you are one of those who just cannot enjoy yourself at a party without binging on alcohol, then perhaps the latest drug Naltrexone can help you do so.
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In the 20,000 years or so that humans have been getting piss-drunk, no spirit has earned a worse rap than absinthe. Said to turn mild-mannered imbibers into raving...
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One of the most perplexing mysteries in the war on terror returned centerstage on Monday with the announcement by US authorities of the arrest in Kabul of a...
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A social graph derived from billions of instant messages validates folklore that there are about six degrees of separation between any two strangers on the planet.
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