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The sinuses

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Go-to therapy for chronic sinus condition doesn't work that well

Surgery, not antibiotics, might be the best way to treat chronic rhinosinusitis, a condition that leaves people with a permanently blocked or runny nose and a reduced sense of smell

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Urine tests detect high-risk HPV as effectively as DIY vaginal swabs

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The foundations of eczema may start to be laid down in the womb

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Inside the revolutionary idea that we can negotiate with cancer

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Inside the revolutionary idea that we can negotiate with cancer

Features

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Experiencing heatwaves may make you age faster

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Antibiotics normally don’t increase the risk of autoimmune disorders

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Forest bathing may boost physical health, not just mental well-being

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Could lacing food with fat-trapping microbeads help us lose weight?

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A new angle on brain health could bring much-needed new treatments

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A new angle on brain health could bring much-needed new treatments

Leader

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Lesser-known food allergens are actually behind many serious reactions

Foods like goat or sheep milk and buckwheat are behind many cases of severe allergic reactions, but may not be listed as such on a product's label

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Brain implant lets man 'experience joy' for the first time in decades

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Having radio waves beamed into our head ramps up our sense of smell

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Chronic inflammation messes with your mind. Here's how to calm it

Features

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Covid-19 seems to age blood vessels – but only among women

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