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Doctors are hitting back to refute claims from incoming NRA president Lt Col Oliver North's claims that ADHD medications like Ritalin could drive students to violence like Friday's school shooting.
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There can be many reasons having a baby doesn’t come naturally. But some everyday items in your life could also be to blame, says nutritionist Julie Hancox.
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This research could lead to improved treatments for obesity
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Some 4,000 vaccines will be used to try to stop an outbreak that has killed at least 25 people.
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As a gay man, I have major body image issues that are holding me back from having the satisfying sexual experiences I seek
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Pupils at a school where free sanitary products are available tackle the stigma around periods.
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Is when we eat clashing with our circadian rhythms and could changing our mealtime habits boost our health?
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