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HPV Vaccine Doesn't Encourage Girls To Have Risky Sex, Study Shows

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Organ Donors Saved More Than 2 Million Lives Of Terminally Ill Patients

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Episiotomy Appears To Be On The Decline In The U.S.

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PTSD Increases Type 2 Diabetes Risk In Women, Partially As A Result Of Antidepressant Use

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HPV Vaccine Probably Doesn't Cause MS, Despite Past Safety Concerns

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Whole Grain-Rich Diet Could Lead To A Longer Life

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Suicide Attempts By Parents Increase Children's Risk Five-Fold

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Indoor Tanning Rates Down Among High School Students, But Plenty Still Practicing Dangerous Trend

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Frozen Fecal Pill Could Be Solution To Clostridium Difficile Infections; Shows 90 Percent Success Rate In Study

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BPA Exposure Before Birth Could Lead To Respiratory Problems Down The Road

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Double Mastectomy Rates On The Rise Despite Little Evidence Of Benefits

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Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hopes a reshuffle could improve his fortunes
Major Reshuffle As Trudeau Faces Party Pressure, Trump Attacks
Top US diplomat Antony Blinken called for a "non-sectarian" Syrian government that protects minorities and addresses security concerns
Blinken Says Syria's HTS Should Learn From Taliban Isolation
Smoke billows after an Israeli air strike targeted a power station in the Huthi-run Yemeni capital Sanaa, following Israeli interception of a missile fired from Yemen
Yemen Rebels Say Israeli Strikes Kill 9, After Missile Attack
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman fired off a social media post saying 'There is no wall' as fears arise over potential blockages to AI development
AI

Is AI's Meteoric Rise Beginning To Slow?

More than 800 million people are now diabetic, compared to less than 200 million in 1990, researchers say
Health

Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

Rising temperatures due to global warming has led to mass bleaching events striking coral across the world
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Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

A record 120 million people already live forcibly displaced by war, such as this camp in Syria
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Climate Crisis Worsening Already 'Hellish' Refugee Situation: UN

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