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Former prime minister Tony Blair has called for more taxes on junk food to tackle the UK’s obesity crisis. This...
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On the basis of the information I have been provided, I would be prepared to publish a prosecution policy that...
Read moreScotland’s legal go-ahead for safer drug consumption rooms is a gamechanger
On the basis of the information I have been provided, I would be prepared to publish a prosecution policy that...
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Navigating the complexities of caregiving for dementia in South Asian communities
Caregiving in South Asian communities is characterized by close family bonds that emphasize respect for elders. (Shutterstock)In 2020, an estimated...
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Menopausal women often turn to doctors who know little about the symptoms – here’s what needs to change
Menopause typically occurs at some period between the ages of 46 and 52. Preceding this transition, hormonal changes can cause...
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Why it’s good to talk about women’s health at work, according to research
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Solving Canada’s shortage of health professionals means training more of them, and patients have a key role in their education
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