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Even healthy snacks could be causing hidden damage to your body

Regardless of how much you are eating, constant snacking could be playing havoc with your metabolism. It is time to go back to proper meals

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International rugby union players face higher risk of dementia

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Eating in a 10-hour window may reduce the health harms of shift work

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How hacking your metabolism can help you burn fat and prevent disease

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How hacking your metabolism can help you burn fat and prevent disease

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Fewer than expected boys were born in England and Wales three months after lockdown was introduced

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Fewer boys born in England and Wales in early stage of the pandemic

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Geneticist Svante Pääbo has been awarded a Nobel prize for his work on evolutionary genetics

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Nobel prize awarded for study of human evolution using ancient DNA

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So-called SuperAgers maintain an exceptionally sharp memory into their eighties and above

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'Superagers' with sharp memories in their 80s have larger neurons

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Uganda struggles to contain Ebola variant with no approved vaccine

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Genetic test for cancer is less accurate for Black and Asian people

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Consistent exposure to air pollution may raise an otherwise healthy person's risk of a first-time stroke

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Air pollution raises our risk of a stroke and its later complications

Exceeding the World Health Organization's recommended air pollution exposure limit could substantially increase our risk of a first-time stroke

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Alzheimer’s drug results are promising – but not a major breakthrough

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Dangerous fungal lung infections could be treated with CAR T-cells

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We are finally waking up to the causes of insomnia and how to treat it

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We are finally waking up to the causes of insomnia and how to treat it

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