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Fatherhood changes men’s brains, according to a new study
As fathers devote more time to childcare, a recent study shows how dads' brains actually change between the prenatal stage and the postpartum stage.
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How game-changing tech is transforming cancer care in India
India launches its innovative FIRST Cancer Care initiative, which harnesses Fourth Industrial Revolution Technologies to address its rising cancer rates.
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It's a bigger killer than HIV/AIDS and malaria. Here's what we can do to beat antimicrobial resistance
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Epilepsy: gene therapy technique shows promise in treating drug-resistant form of the condition
A new gene therapy approach to controlling epileptic seizures could help the many people who do not respond well to current drug treatments, scientists say.
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Cervical cancer elimination: Why we need partnerships to scale equitable access to vaccines and screening
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These are the healthcare lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic
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Bulking and cutting: Is it safe for your metabolism?
Many claim that bulking and cutting stands as the best dietary method for efficiently building muscle while also losing fat - what do the experts say?