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Why the medicine you take could actually be bad for your health

Health

Why the medicine you take could actually be bad for your health

Rushing medicines to market is supposed to help people in need. But relying on lower standards of evidence may ultimately cause more harm than good.

Features

Hyperpalatable foods are a modern bogeyman. But what even are they?

Technology

Hyperpalatable foods are a modern bogeyman. But what even are they?

Comment

elderly couple

Health

70 is the new 65 when it comes to health and life expectancy in the UK

News

woman on footpath

Technology

Stalkerware: The secret apps people use to spy on their partners

Insight

WOMAN USING NOSE SPRAY

Health

An insulin nasal spray could help with polycystic ovary syndrome

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Climate change protest

Health

Health impacts of climate change on children don't need exaggerating

Analysis

healthy foods

Health

Eating tiny nutrient particles could be better than health supplements

News

EEG test for seizures

Health

A severe form of epilepsy could be treated with cholesterol medication

News

A male Lyme disease tick

Definition

Lyme disease

Most people give up on using mental health apps within a few weeks

Mind

Most people give up on using mental health apps within a few weeks

An analysis of 93 popular mental health apps suggests that almost everyone stops opening them within a few weeks of download

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Health

What hypnosis does to your brain, and how it can improve your health

Features

Environment

Australian government to be sued over firefighting foam contamination

News

Health

We need to ban the sale of all fireworks to the public right now

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People in Science

Anne McLaren