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New York resident dies after contracting rare tick-borne virus: Officials
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No one should have to pay to pee: it’s time for a toilet fightback | Owen Jones
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Top of the pits: the rise of natural deodorants
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Is Sugar as Bad for Kids as It Is for Adults?
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'Sometimes I'm proud. Other times I'm ashamed': a letter to new junior doctors
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Injecting yourself with dog insulin? Just a normal day in America | Alan MacLeod
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Most people drink in moderation – here’s what we can learn from them | Adrian Chiles
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If you don't have a therapist, can Instagram help?
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Pregnant women left without midwives as home-birth service closes
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2nd person dies from Ebola in Congo's city of Goma
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Millennials May Be Drinking Less, But Binge Drinking Is On the Rise Among Older Adults
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The culture cure: how prescription art is lifting people out of depression| Helen Russell
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Climate crisis already causing deaths and childhood stunting, report reveals
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Planned Parenthood’s Acting President Weighs in on 2020 Endorsements, Voting and Activism
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Stomach acid-reducing drugs may raise risk of future allergies – study
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Young, British and Depressed: we need way more TV like this
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Don’t Get Mad if a Doctor Says They Need to Screen Your Child for Abuse
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'The glue between therapist and patient': can Silicon Valley fix mental health care?
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In fatal police shootings, race of officer not predictive of civilian's race: Study
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Your Apple Has 100 Million Microorganisms Living On It. Should You Care?
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43 million Americans -- said to include R. Kelly -- struggle to read and write
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Use safe alternative to toxic lead gunshot | Letter
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ME and the perils of internet activism
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Utah won't get enhanced funding for partial Medicaid boost
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Looking for Mr T: the politicisation of testosterone
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The five: medical biases against women
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Despite calls to start over, US health system covers 90%
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Study suggests link between Trump's election and preterm births among Latina women
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Battle against tobacco epidemic is far from won, WHO report finds
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Americans Are Not Getting the Message About Exercising More and Sitting Less
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Beyoncé's crash diet plan sells an impossible, damaging ideal | Laura Snapes
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Brain-eating amoeba kills man who swam in NC manmade lake
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Researchers Think They Can Use CRISPR Gene Editing Inside People to Cure a Form of Blindness
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Maine Confirmed Its First Case of a Rare Tick-Borne Virus in Years. Here’s What to Know About Powassan
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Residents of US Cancer Town diagnosed at 'highly unusual' rates, study says
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Daily E-Cigarette Use Can Help Smokers Quit, According to One of the Most Comprehensive Studies Yet
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Textured Breast Implants Recalled Because of Link to Rare Cancer
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Textured breast implant recalled due to ties to rare cancer
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Child drowning rates decline from early 1980s
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Your Summer Beach Trip Could Put You at Risk of Getting Sick. Here’s What You Need to Know
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Who’s Matt Hancock? The health secretary’s only legacy will be how quickly he’s forgotten | Denis Campbell
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On the frontline: 12 hours in a besieged abortion clinic
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100m bacteria a day keep the doctor away, apple research suggests
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Death rates increasing for U.S. adults aged 25 to 44: CDC
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Trial of HIV prevention implant hailed as boost in fight against disease
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Why You Should Always Wash New Clothes Before Wearing Them
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Why I chose to have a 'fertility MOT'
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Drug-resistant malaria parasites 'spreading aggressively' across south-east Asia
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‘My oestrogen levels were all over the place’: when men have ‘sympathy pregnancies’
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'My patient brings the knife she intended to stab herself with into group therapy'
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As a psychiatrist, if I had severe depression I’d choose ECT | Mariam Alexander
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As an overworked perfectionist, ignoring wellness advice was the salve my soul needed | Johanna Leggatt
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Senior doctors call for crackdown on home genetic testing kits
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Taking the sting out: Australian gene editing is crossing the pain threshold
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Foreskin reclaimers: the ‘intactivists’ fighting infant male circumcision
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Like a natural woman: why taboos about discussing the female body are dying
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Lyme disease: is a solution on the way?
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Can Learning a Foreign Language Prevent Dementia?
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Cost of global push to prevent women dying in childbirth to increase sixfold
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Pardon the rant, but here’s why I love my Mooncup so much | Sophie Wilkinson
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Fishy figures: Boris Johnson's public service pledges are fantasy economics | Richard Vize
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Why we're tackling the Etape du Tour despite our breast cancer
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'Inadequate' health response leaves 3.5bn with poor dental care
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The Guardian view on Ebola in the DRC: help needed – and dialogue too | Editorial
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What I've learned as a nurse watching people die in remote rural Scotland
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‘We don’t need to bleed’: why many women are giving up on periods
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DRC Ebola epidemic is international emergency, says WHO
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Drug Overdose Deaths Finally Dropped in 2018, Preliminary Data Say
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Impostor syndrome is a response to a world that doesn’t believe in women
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