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Two pictures of a beetle side by side showing the difference between images taken with left-handed and right-handed light. The beetle is bright in the left ahnd image and dark in the right hand image

Technology

Nano-camera lens reveals the hidden mirror world of molecules

Left- or right-handedness can be the difference between a medicine or poison. A camera lens made with nanotechnology may shed light on such mirror image molecules

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Women leave the Russian Olympic Committee building which houses the headquarters of the All-Russian Athletics Federation in Moscow

Health

WADA report shows tricks Russian athletes use to skip drug tests

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A bottle with pill spilling out

Health

If antidepressants don't work well, why are they so popular?

News

Prince's overdose: How painkillers unleashed a deadly epidemic

Health

Prince's overdose: How painkillers unleashed a deadly epidemic

Comment

A sign infront of a shelf of cold medicine reads:

Health

Breaking bad sniffles: Crystal meth made cold medicine rubbish

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Someone holds a bowl of a cocoa drink

Health

Can food get you high? We try a meal of psychoactive substances

Culture

Sewage reveals crystal meth use has doubled in Australia

Health

Sewage reveals crystal meth use has doubled in Australia

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magic mushrooms

Health

Magic mushroom ingredient tested as depression treatment

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Pills

Health

Computer glitch has led to incorrect advice on statins

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Life

High antidepressant use could lead to UK public health disaster

Use of antidepressants has doubled in the past decade in the UK, and campaigners warn that it could lead to long-term withdrawal and worse mental health

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Health

Muscular dystrophy is tragic, but patients aren't always right

Analysis

Life

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Health

Prescription monitoring system to curb drug abuse in Australia

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Health

DEA mellowing out on cannabis would make medical research easier

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