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Britain’s sugar rationing ended abruptly in 1953, creating a natural experiment. People exposed to rationing in the womb and during their first two years had a lower risk of dementia by their late 60s and early 70s, with diagnoses arriving about two and a half years later on average.
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A Winnipeg man is facing extradition after U.S. authorities accused him of defrauding a pandemic-era relief program of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Prof. Clement Okraku Tettey A Ghanaian herbal preparation, Vikil²⁰, has demonstrated promising antioxidant and cancer-cell growth-inhibiting properties in laboratory experiments, raising prospects for…
Irish patients on waiting lists here who have sought treatment in hospitals abroad, under an EU Scheme, have been left waiting six months or more in some cases to get their money back from the HSE.
Instead of facing the prospect of having a breast completely removed or enduring prolonged treatment breast cancer patients now have access to more precise radiotherapy techniques and advanced…
Politicians are being urged to tackle "systematic failures" in the criminal justice system.
At Constitution Hill’s Women’s Jail, the exhibition Zero is Greater brings South Africa’s HIV and TB history into conversation with art, science and the unfinished work of improving access to…
