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cannabis plants

Health

An exclusive look inside the UK's legal medical cannabis farm

As the row over medical cannabis usage in the UK continues, Amy Fleming visits the only people in the country with a licence to grow marijuana

Insight

crowd scene

Health

An 'obesity virus' could be to blame for many people being overweight

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Intensive blood pressure treatment may lower dementia risk

Health

Intensive blood pressure treatment may lower dementia risk

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Business students more likely to have a brain parasite spread by cats

Health

Business students more likely to have a brain parasite spread by cats

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HPV vaccine to be offered to all children in England, not just girls

Health

HPV vaccine to be offered to all children in England, not just girls

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Weather forecast for Los Angeles

Health

There are more suicides in US and Mexico when the temperature rises

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Just a few drinks during pregnancy might be enough to lower future IQ

Health

Just a few drinks during pregnancy might be enough to lower future IQ

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Deaths from liver disease have been rising since the financial crisis

Health

Deaths from liver disease have been rising since the financial crisis

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Regina Barzilay

Health

How an AI expert’s cancer diagnosis may lead to a treatment revolution

Features

London traffic

Health

We cannot breathe easily when deadly air threatens young children

As a silent, faceless killer, air pollution is often ignored, but a young girl's tragic death may finally wake us up to this toxic threat

Leader

Health

The death of 9-year-old girl may be a tipping point for air pollution

Insight

Health

Medical cannabis: What you really need to know

Features

Technology

No, mobile phones still won’t give you brain cancer

Analysis

Health

‘Toxic’ levels of borax in toy slime are unlikely to hurt children

Analysis