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Health

Swapping breakfast for brunch on weekends may lead to weight gain

Eating later meals at the weekend may cause us to put on weight because our metabolisms are used to processing food at the same times each day

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Forget exercise and diet fads – this is the secret of a healthy life

Health

Forget exercise and diet fads – this is the secret of a healthy life

Comment

Leaf with holes

Health

Trypophobia: Why a fear of holes is real – and may be on the rise

Features

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Health

Miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy may trigger PTSD and depression

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Health

Your microbiome reveals more about your health than your genes do

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A surgeon connects a liver to the machine

Health

Machine seems to repair human livers and keep them alive for a week

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Health

Majority of women who have an abortion don’t regret it five years on

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A baby wearing the smart jumpsuit

Health

A smart jumpsuit could track development in at-risk babies

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He Jiankui

Health

Analysis of CRISPR baby documents reveals more ethical violations

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Inflammatory joint pain

Health

23andMe has sold the rights to develop a drug based on its users’ DNA

Consumer genomics firm 23andMe has signed its first deal to sell the rights to develop a new drug for inflammatory diseases to a pharmaceutical company

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Health

Mysterious illness outbreak in China seems to be caused by a new virus

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Humans

Ancient Romans may have used Chinese medicine to treat coeliac disease

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Mind

The psychology behind the placebo effect just got stranger

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Health

One bad night’s sleep may increase Alzheimer’s protein in your body

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