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Weekend Recipe: Your Guide to Creating Dairy-Free Nut, Seed and Rice Milks
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Is it time to legalise medical cannabis in the UK?
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Love Island normalises emotional abuse – and we call it entertainment | Lizzie Cernik
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'Conscientious objection': when doctors' beliefs are a barrier to abortion
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May wants to break with Thatcher’s legacy. More cash for the NHS is a start | Martin Kettle
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There’s Hope for a Vaccine to Prevent Type 1 Diabetes
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Call to hold officials to account for Gosport deaths 'cover-up'
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Separating Kids From Parents Can Cause Psychological Harm. But Experts Say Detaining Them Together Isn’t Much Better
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Preschoolers with depression benefit from therapy that helps regulate emotions: Study
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Screen time harm to children is unproven, say experts
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Scientists Are Using a New Weapon to Fight Drug-Resistant Bacteria—Viruses
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Alzheimer's link to herpes virus in brain, say scientists
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Nit treatments are like diets. The truth is, nothing works | Zoe Williams
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The Guardian view on the Gosport hospital deaths: the families vindicated at last | Editorial
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Are Omega-3s Good for Your Brain?
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Yes, Impostor Syndrome is Real. Here’s How to Deal With It
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Are video games really addictive? | Marc Lewis
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A pediatrician's perspective on separating kids from parents at the border: OPINION
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Netflix addiction is real – we are entertaining ourselves to death | Arwa Mahdawi
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WHO takes transgenderism out of mental illness category
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‘What This Amounts to Is Child Abuse.’ Psychologists Warn Against Separating Kids From Their Parents
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How Marriage Can Actually Protect Your Heart Health
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Fewer American Adults Are Smoking Than Ever Before
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11 Best Foods For Your Immune System
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Diversion tactics: how big pharma is muddying the waters on animal antibiotics
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From overnight oats to boiled eggs – is meal prep taking the joy out of eating?
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Doctors Think a Woman’s Tattoo May Have Been Causing Her Severe Leg Pain
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Tattoo health warning for people with weakened immune systems
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Many Doctors Give Morphine to Babies Born With Opioid Addiction. A New Study Suggests There’s a Better Way
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A Third of Children Use Dietary Supplements. Here’s Why Researchers Say That’s Concerning
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Extreme dieters eating gluten-free food alongside smoking and vomiting
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'It consumed my life': inside a gaming addiction treatment centre
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The World Health Organization Now Considers ‘Gaming Disorder’ a Unique Mental Health Condition
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Cigarettes Have to Be Labeled ‘Deadly’ Now. Here’s Why
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The Tories’ NHS pledge puts them on a Brexit bus to nowhere | Matthew d’Ancona
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Why Dutch teenagers are among the happiest in the world
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Melons Are Being Recalled Over Salmonella Fears in More Than 20 States
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Salmonella outbreak in 31 states has suspected link to Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal
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The Guardian view on the NHS cash boost: pay for it with deficit spending | Editorial
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Why Doing Nothing Is One of the Most Important Things You Can Do
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Rehab matters. The ‘cash for patients’ scandal damages addiction treatment | Graham Beech
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Anti-pollution skincare: can a cream really help you 'face the city'?
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Children in England have already reached this year's sugar limit, warn experts
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A Boy Contracted the First Case of Bubonic Plague Idaho Has Seen in 26 Years
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Number kept waiting too long for NHS treatment tops 500,000
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Tobacco industry seeking to control anti-smuggling measures, say critics
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Back pain: how to live with one of the world’s biggest health problems
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A Better Flu Shot May Be On the Horizon. Here’s Why
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Drowning Is the No. 2 Cause of Death for Young Children. Here’s How to Keep Your Kids Safe Around Pools
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Body Hair Is Natural. Society Thinking Otherwise Is Dangerous
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How Often Should I Clean My Phone?
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‘My body, my choice’: Argentina moves closer to legal abortion with key vote
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Puerto Rico’s Water System Is Slowly Returning To Normal. But Many Are Being Left Behind
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Here’s How Many Young People Are Seeing Unwanted Sexual Content Online
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As the NHS turns 70, might Jeremy Hunt be its saviour? | Denis Campbell
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Steve Redgrave: 'I feared diabetes would end my rowing career'
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I’m in denial about my internet dependence | Suzanne Moore
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Paraguay is first country in Americas to eliminate malaria in 45 years
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Toxic and untaxed: perils of global trade in bootleg liquor exposed
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Here’s Why You Get Hangry, According to Science
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Boys do more exercise than girls, research finds
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Men With Erectile Dysfunction Are Twice As Likely to Have Heart Disease, Study Says
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How Community Health Workers Could Save 30 Million Lives By 2030
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What happens when doctors change your diagnosis?
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Converting bad fat to good fat: a new means of tackling obesity
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You, Me and the Big C: 'When you talk about cancer, you normalise it'
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The secret shame of being a sober mother
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