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Long Covid: a medical mystery
feature At least 65 million people are estimated to have Long Covid, but it’s a condition that doctors know little about
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Covid inquiry: can it bring about meaningful change?
Today's Big Question Bereaved families demand answers as public hearings examining almost every aspect of the British state get underway
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Betelgeuse: why star is behaving oddly and what would happen if it exploded
feature Dimming and then brightening has led to speculation about whether its demise in the form of an explosion is imminent
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How safe is America's drinking water?
In Depth There are still millions of Americans without access to clean tap water
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Endometriosis: the ‘incurable’ disease affecting one in 10 women
feature Advances by Australian researchers offer hope for new treatments and more targeted diagnoses for the debilitating condition
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The trend toward 'de-escalated' cancer treatments, explained
Speed Read Doctors and patients are embracing fewer aggressive treatments in consideration of quality of life and reduction of side effects
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What to do if you lose your health insurance
Speed Read Health insurance is confusing, so we've outlined a few options should you suddenly lose coverage
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The resurgence of ‘ticking timebomb’ tuberculosis
feature After two decades in decline rates are rising as a result of Covid and global conflicts
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Experimental drug shown to 'significantly' slow progression of brain cancer
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US births did not return to pre-pandemic levels in 2022
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The debate over police and mental health crisis care
Talking Point Commissioner says current approach to crises is “untenable”
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The urgent American blood shortage, explained
Speed Read If the blood supply is limited, hospitals will be forced to make hard choices about who receives immediate care
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Good health news: seven surprising medical discoveries made in 2023
In Depth A fingerprint test for cancer, a menopause patch and the shocking impacts of body odour are just a few of the developments made this year
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WHO chief warns of pathogens that could be 'even deadlier' than Covid-19
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