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Doctors take a stand on climate change
A major GP organisation is to cease investing in fossil fuel companies because of climate change’s adverse effects on people’s health and wellbeing. Read more
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Hepatitis Day’s elimination aim
World Hepatitis Day is to centre on Mongolia tomorrow as the country grapples with high rates of infection. Read more
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Scuba divers urged to watch weight
Scuba diving might seem a healthy hobby – but many enthusiasts put themselves at risk by neglecting their health, according to a major new study. Read more
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Undetectable HIV safe for partner
Effective HIV treatment ensures men are not at risk of passing the infection to partners, according to a new analysis. Read more
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Painkiller danger for dementia
Some popular painkillers may exacerbate the symptoms of dementia. Read more
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Sunscreen protection overestimated
People who use sunscreen often receive less protection than they expect, researchers warn today. Read more
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Ebola outbreak ends
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is over, it has been announced. Read more
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Call for improved European stroke care
Tens of thousands of patients across Europe could benefit from improved stroke care, according to a major survey of facilities across the continent. Read more
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Step forward for artificial embryo development
British scientists have reported a key step in the development of artificial embryos. Read more
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Botulinum based drug to “revolutionise” pain relief
A drug that combines botulinum and opioids could “revolutionise” pain management, according to its UK developers. Read more