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A newborn baby

Health

The US isn't fertile enough to sustain itself without immigrants

For every 1000 women in the US, only around 1760 children are born, meaning the US population cannot replace itself without immigration

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Lady refusing a glass of wine

Health

Let’s all heed the health benefits of a month without alcohol

Leader

How tech bugs could be killing thousands in our hospitals

Health

How tech bugs could be killing thousands in our hospitals

Features

evidence cartoon

Health

Keep the facts front and centre in Ireland's abortion debate

Comment

Biodegradable plastic: Waste that eats itself

Earth

Biodegradable plastic: Waste that eats itself

Features

Deep fried snacks like Samosa are prepared in a small street of the old walled Pink City.

Health

Push to rid poorer nations of harmful trans fat is long overdue

Comment

Laser can detect your heartbeat and breathing from a metre away

Technology

Laser can detect your heartbeat and breathing from a metre away

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A woman blowing her nose

Health

We may finally be able to beat the common cold with a new drug

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Electron micrograph of polycistic ovaries

Health

Cause of polycystic ovary syndrome discovered at last

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Measles

Health

Measles cases in England are up 65 per cent on last year

There have been 440 confirmed cases of measles in England so far this year. These cases are linked to ongoing outbreaks in Europe, according to Public Health England

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Health

Eating all your meals before 3pm could be good for your health

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Health

Gallery of terrifying gynaecological tools from past 200 years

Regulars

Health

Self-repairing organs could save your life in a heartbeat

Features

Health

Doing Dry January lowers cancer-promoting proteins in your blood

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