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Hospitals overwhelmed as Sri Lanka dengue toll nears 300
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Swaziland turns around world's highest HIV infection rate: report
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Many kinds of happiness promote better health
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What happens if you have too much vitamin C
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Researchers devise way to boost sensitivity of medical tests
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Hunt for HIV cure turns to cancer drugs
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Yemen cholera cases could exceed 600,000 in 2017: Red Cross
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There’s new advice on what constitutes high blood pressure
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Severe antisocial behavior differs for boys, girls
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Depression changes brain structure
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Hospitals overwhelmed as Sri Lanka dengue toll nears 300Sri Lanka announced Monday it was intensifying its war on dengue fever, with schools to shut across the island to help curb the unprecedented outbreak of the mosquito-borne virus that has claimed nearly 300 lives. -
Swaziland turns around world's highest HIV infection rate: reportSwaziland, which bears the world's heaviest HIV burden, has halved the rate of new infections in five years by boosting access to virus-suppressing drugs, researchers said Monday. -
Researchers devise way to boost sensitivity of medical testsResearchers at the University of Washington (UW) have discovered a simple way, by adding polydopamine to diagnostic tests for medicine and common assays for laboratory research at a key step, to raise the accuracy of these tests. -
What happens if you have too much vitamin CVitamin C is one of the most commonly taken vitamins. Also known as ascorbic acid, topping up on it provides a number of important benefits, according to the National Health Service (NHS). -
Many kinds of happiness promote better healthA new study links the capacity to feel a variety of upbeat emotions to better health. -
Yemen cholera cases could exceed 600,000 in 2017: Red CrossMore than 600,000 people are expected to contract cholera in Yemen this year, the International Committee of the Red Cross warned Sunday as the war-torn country's healthcare system faces collapse. -
How physical exercise prevents dementiaNumerous studies have shown that physical exercise seems beneficial in the prevention of cognitive impairment and dementia in old age. -
Depression changes brain structureA major scanning study by the University of Edinburgh found depression can lead to changes in the structure of the brain. -
Severe antisocial behavior differs for boys, girlsResearchers at the University of Bath found severe antisocial behavior known as conduct disorder may be different between boys and girls. -
There’s new advice on what constitutes high blood pressureIf you’re unsure what your blood pressure levels should be, new advice from the American College of Physicians (ACP) and the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) may help.
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