In Latin America, not only abortions but miscarriages can lead to jail time
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The promise of repairing bones and tendons with human-made materials
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You can’t outrun your fork. But that doesn’t mean exercise can’t help you lose weight or change your diet.
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Got health goals? Research-based tips for adopting and sticking to new healthy lifestyle behaviours
Health goals are among the most popular New Year's resolutions, but failing to stick to them is so common that
Plant-based doesn’t always mean healthy
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Life after COVID: most people don’t want a return to normal – they want a fairer, more sustainable future
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How COVID-19 transformed genomics and changed the handling of disease outbreaks forever
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Weightlifting: how beginners can get started this new year
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How to make Dry January a success
Monstar Studio/Shutterstock Dry January, the campaign led by Alcohol Change UK that challenges people to get through January without alcohol,