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'Nobody should suppose that this will stop at Columbia'
Instant Opinion 'Opinion, comment and editorials of the day'
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The pros and cons of 'opt out' organ donation
Pros and Cons Family refusal on the rise, due to 'ambiguity' of presumed consent legislation
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Oysters could help combat antibiotic resistance
Under the radar The mollusk shows infection-fighting abilities
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How Trump's executive orders are threatening scientific research
In the spotlight Agencies are purging important health information
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Scientists want to create an AI virtual cell
Under the radar Generative AI could advance medical research
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The decline of the contraceptive pill
In the Spotlight Fears of the pill's side effects, stoked by social media, behind switch to fertility trackers – or no contraception at all
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Mirror bacteria could pose major health risks
Under the Radar The experimental research could have dangerous impacts
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Five medical breakthroughs of 2024
The Explainer The year's new discoveries for health conditions that affect millions
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The growing list of conditions weight-loss drugs could help with
The Explainer Ozempic and similar drugs have been linked to possibly helping diseases beyond diabetes and obesity. Are they miracle drugs?
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Why India's medical schools are running low on bodies
Under The Radar A shortage of cadavers to train on is forcing institutions to go digital
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7 drugs that exist in nature
The Explainer Aspirin comes from willow bark. Heroin is made from poppy buds. And more!
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The 'game-changing' treatment for schizophrenia
The Explainer US poised to approve KarXT as new antipsychotic treatment for disorder, which could offer reduced side-effects
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Do medical clowns really work?
Under the Radar Growing body of evidence suggests laughter and joy are key ingredients in a patient's recovery – even among adults
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Gender bias in medical research: how women are still overlooked
In depth Clinical trials have historically been male-centric, but they are leaving the medical community in the dark about women and girls
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