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The CIA has dramatically changed its position on where it believes the COVID virus came from, just days after Donald Trump appointed a new director.
Two US companies teamed up to treat cancer patients using an unproven blood filter in Antigua, out of reach of American regulators. Then things took a tragic twist.
The number of confirmed cases has already exceeded the five-year average for this time of year.
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The woman died in the emergency department after she was misdiagnosed.
If there’s one area where Trump continues to defy the naysayers, it’s his health and, perhaps more importantly for the ‘leader of the free world’, his stamina.
Did you know that the speed at which your body digests food not only affects how full you feel, but can also provide clues to your overall health?
Heat exhaustion and heat stroke are two illnesses that relate to heat, but there are some very important differences.
The simple dos and don’ts for navigating Ozempic etiquette.
Doctors are warning about the far-reaching effects of a tanning spray such as kidney problems and increased skin cancer risk.
Authorities in Los Angeles have issued a new warning to residents in the wake of the fatal wildfires, holding concern over the risk of cancer, anemia, damage to the reproductive system and fetal development.
A study over four decades with more than 133,000 people has revealed the risks of eating too many sausages.
With no treatment available, people in the affected area have been urged to take preventative measures.
REBECCA ENGLISH: Catherine has always been determined not to be buffeted by knee-jerk reactions to public opinion, or even that of other family members – no mean feat in today’s social media-dominated world.
Tens of thousands of Australians helped contribute to the world's largest study into depression genetics, generating hope for more tailored treatments.
From a single cheeseburger to that extra glass of wine, the sobering science that reveals the habits that are slowly killing us