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Changes in heart rate, due to low oxygen conditions, experienced by the fetus during pregnancy, could be used to predict the future heart health of babies, shows research published in The Journal …
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Unwrapping the Secrets of Staying Dry During the Christmas Party Season
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Beneath the little black dress, 1000s of women are having to hide their protective ‘party pants’ to avoid embarrassing moments The Office Christmas party, with copious amounts of drinking and …
Remedial Ethics for Clinicians
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Every year, thousands of clinicians and healthcare students undergo formal disciplinary hearings. Each case involves allegations of wrongdoing, from academic misconduct (e.g., cheating in exams or lying on an application …
Lifestyle medicine
Caution Advised in Trea...
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A number of recent cases suggest that sex reassignment surgeries remain the most controversial tool …
Being Human...
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A major new gallery opens this week at Wellcome Collection explores the meaning of being …
The Rise in Trendy Gins...
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The rise in trendy gins – and ‘bottomless’ G&T brunches – risks fuelling the UK’s …
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Queen’s University Belfast Awarded Research Grant to Improve Bone Marrow Cancer Treatment
Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast have received the first scientific research grant from MDS UK …
Talking Points
One Young World:
One Young World Summit to address sexual violence
Actor & Campaigner Terry Crews to address sexual violence at One Young World’s 2018 Summit …
All Creatures:
Blue-green algae can be fatal to your dog
Environmental Health often place blue green algae warnings around lakes, ponds and lochs. This warns …
Global Reach:
Aretha Franklin – her neuroendocrine cancer
As a star-studded crowd in Detroit wished a final farewell to Aretha Franklin the Queen …
On The Couch:
Professor Sir Simon Wessely on war, terror and the brain
Professor Sir Simon Wessely is President, Royal Society of Medicine and former President of the …