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Medication abortion pills, misoprostol and mifepristone

Health

Abortion medication is as safe over telehealth as in a doctor’s office

The largest study of telehealth abortions to date has found that the medications are just as safe and effective if they are obtained via online services instead of through a face-to-face doctor’s appointment

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School uniforms may prevent children from getting enough exercise

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Arthritis at hip joint

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Injections of drug-filled nanoparticles may relieve arthritis pain

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Blasting sluggish sperm with ultrasound waves gets them moving

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Zinc provides new clue for why loud noise causes hearing loss

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Does Viagra ward off Alzheimer's disease? It's too soon to say

Analysis

People with long covid, who were not participants in the latest trial, take part in an exercise programme in a swimming pool

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Exercise programme helps people with long covid, but it's no panacea

Analysis

Human bronchi, illustration.

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Inhalable nanoparticles could help treat chronic lung disease

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Why fully remote workplaces mean more loneliness – and more sick days

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Why fully remote workplaces mean more loneliness – and more sick days

Comment

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How menopause can make menstrual cycles longer and more unpredictable

Menstrual cycles change over time, but the menopause, and the time leading up to it, particularly alters their length and variability

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Blue eyes may be better for reading in dim light than brown eyes

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Hormone changes during your period don’t affect cognitive skills

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Dance mat-style game helps stop older people falling

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We now have a map of how pregnancy changes the way organs interact

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