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Widely held myths about sleep are damaging our health and our mood, as well as shortening our lives, said researchers.
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Middle-aged men with multimorbidity are at greater risk of premature death than older people, new research has suggested.
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The Australian federal government has announced $52.2 million in funding with the launch of the National Women’s Health Strategy 2020–2030.
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It’s time to settle all those debates about bedroom temperature.
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An Iraqi doctor said he is optimistic for the future of his home country after returning to Wales from a visit following a health scare.
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Sales of synthetic chemicals will double over the next 12 years with alarming implications for health and the environment, according to a global study that highlights government failures to rein in the industry behind plastics, pesticides and cosmetics.
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Having an unpredictable sleep pattern can put a person a higher cardiovascular risk, a new study said.
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The health of Scottish children is at risk because of a shortage of pediatric doctors, a new report warned.
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Bereaved parents were asked last night to consider donating their children’s organs after it emerged the rate had not gone up significantly in years.
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By tapping nutrients from bedrock, red alder trees play a key role in healthy forest ecosystems, according to a new study.
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The opioid epidemic is affecting countless lives and communities across the US, including in New Mexico.
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US health officials identified another measles case in Clark County, Nevada, on Saturday. There are now 65 confirmed cases in the outbreak and one suspected case.
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Ali only had two hours to save his baby's life. He careened through traffic and sped along highways to an east Tehran pharmacy. When he saw some 800 people queued outside the facility, he dropped to his knees. Like him, they were waiting to obtain state-funded medications.
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Do you think you got enough sleep this past week? Can you remember the last time you woke up without an alarm clock, feeling refreshed, not needing caffeine? If the answer to any of these questions is ‘no’, you are not alone. Two-thirds of adults throughout all developed nations fail to obtain the recommended eight hours of nightly sleep.
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None of the three main health screening programs in England — bowel, breast or cervical — met their targets last year, according to a report by the National Audit Office.
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