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▪ Full Version of The Story of Coronavirus – now live!
▪ Birth Beyond Android App Extends Our Reach
▪ Teaching Videos to Help Improve Midwifery Care
▪ Welcome to Our New Website
▪ Family Planning Videos Now Available
▪ Self-Injection: A Game-Changer for Contraception
▪ Videos on The Pill and How to Take It
▪ Videos Teach How to Use Contraceptives Without Hormones
▪ Videos on Permanent Contraceptive Methods
▪ Videos on Contraceptive Counseling
▪ Videos Help Ensure Safe Reproductive Care
▪ Small Baby Videos featured on Healthy Newborn Network
▪ Using Mental Health Team, Not Cops, on 911 Calls Lowers Crime
▪ Life Span of Native Americans Fell by Almost 5 Years During Pandemic
▪ Americans Think They Eat Healthier Than They Really Do
▪ How to Keep Cool During a Heat Wave
▪ Fauci Tests Positive for COVID-19
▪ FDA Panel Votes Unanimously for COVID Shots for Youngest Kids
▪ Biden Boosts LGBTQI Protections, Bans Conversion Therapy
▪ Cost of Brand-Name Epilepsy Meds Is Soaring
▪ Flu Shots Lag in States With Low COVID Vaccine Uptake
▪ The Science of Screaming: What Happens When We Turn Up the Volume
▪ More Black Mothers Deliver by Cesarean, Not Always by Choice
▪ Upended: How Medical Debt Changed Their Lives
▪ Food Allergy Test Breakthrough: Less Risk, More Useful Results
▪ Past COVID-19 Infection Could Play Role In Child Hepatitis
▪ Robot Finger With Living Skin Points To A New Future
▪ Beer Might Do a Man s Microbiome Good
▪ Plant-Based Diet May Help Keep Breast Cancer Away
▪ How We Treat Acute Pain Could Be Wrong
▪ Gone in an Instant: The Tragedy of Child Drownings
▪ How Much Weight Did We Really Gain During COVID Lockdown?
▪ On Father’s Day, A New Dad Recalls His Near-Death Experience
▪ Breast Cancer Mammography vs. Thermography
▪ CDC Gives Final OK for COVID Vaccinations for Youngest Kids
▪ Sitting Again Linked to Disease, Death, But Exercise May Help
▪ What’s the Best Time of Day to Exercise? It Depends on Your Goals
▪ Two-Thirds of Working Parents Are Burned Out, New Study Suggests
▪ Products to Remove Moles, Skin Tags Can Be Harmful
▪ Tongue, Lip Piercings May Harm Teeth and Gums
▪ How Your Income Affects Your Health
▪ Breast Cancer Pathology Report: What It Means
▪ Easing Tamoxifen, Aromatase Inhibitors’ Side Effects for Breast Cancer Treatment
▪ ‘Patient Influencers’ Partnering With Drug, Medical Companies
▪ Is One COVID Vaccine for Kids Preferred Over the Other?
▪ Biden Moves to Limit Nicotine Levels in Cigarettes
▪ Rats Blamed for Spreading Disease More Than They Do
▪ Light in Your Bedroom Is No Good for Your Health
▪ Do I Have Alzheimer’s Disease? Just One Brain Scan May Tell
▪ Shooting Survivors Turned Activists: We Were the Lucky Ones
▪ Moderna Says COVID Booster Potent vs Newer Omicron Variants
▪ When Autism Is Diagnosed in Adults
▪ What to Say to Your Partner Who Has Prostate Cancer
▪ Starting a Family When You Have HIV
▪ Learn to Navigate Like a Bat in 10 Weeks
▪ When You’re a Lot Older or Younger Than Your Partner
▪ The Trouble with Binge Drinking Over Age 30
▪ Breast Cancer Chemo: Tips for Dealing With Neutropenia
▪ Roe v. Wade Overturned, Ending 50 Years of Abortion Protections
▪ CDC Panel Backs Moderna Vaccine for Those Aged 6-17
▪ Seniors With Prediabetes: Eat Better, Get Moving, but Don t Fret Over Diabetes
▪ Nearly 3 in 10 Americans Have Insomnia: Survey
▪ Hong Kong s Omicron crisis: ‘It took just 10 days for everyone to be infected’
▪ Covid: Why do some vaccines protect you for longer than others?
▪ A E patients warned of seven-and-a-half hour wait
▪ Memory boxes help families remember lost voices
▪ Sir Jonathan Van-Tam: I don t wear a face mask any more
▪ Coronavirus: Do face masks actually work?
▪ Coronavirus: What is the risk to men over 50?
▪ Coronavirus: Intensive care and other key terms explained
▪ All you need to know on the coronavirus
▪ How to get a Covid test
▪ Support bubbles: How do they work and who is in yours?
▪ Coronavirus: What it does to the body
▪ How do we know Covid vaccines are safe?
▪ Covid: When can teenagers get a second dose?
▪ How many cases in your area?
▪ What are the latest rules for face coverings and masks?
▪ Covid rules: How can the clinically vulnerable stay safe?
▪ Beta coronavirus variant: What is the risk?
▪ Why you shouldn t get a second Covid jab too early
▪ Covid: Why are 12-15s now being double-jabbed?
▪ Why bonding over the Euros appeared to increase Covid cases in men
▪ Covid booster: Who can get the fourth jab and how do you book it?
▪ Covid vaccine ‘waning immunity’: How worried should I be?
▪ Covid: How to look after yourself at home
▪ Omicron: How do I know if I have it?
▪ End of Covid regulations: What if I m still worried?
▪ How will the vulnerable be protected from Covid? And other questions
▪ Covid: What is the guidance across the UK now?
▪ BA.4 and BA.5 Omicron: How worried should we be?
▪ Have I got Covid, a bad cold or something else?
▪ Cost of living: Are value food brands healthy?
▪ Hepatitis in children: How many cases are there?
▪ Monkeypox: Time to worry or one to ignore?
▪ The areas with the fewest GPs revealed
▪ What is monkeypox and how do you catch it?
▪ Mum, 29, with inoperable brain tumour in plea for research
▪ Got a new rash? Monkeypox or something else?
▪ Child stroke survivor determined to recover say Lowestoft parents
▪ Heatwaves: What do they do to the body and who is at risk?
▪ Vaping - is it a risk-free option?
▪ Fatboy Slim DJ sessions to help people s mental health
▪ UK heatwave: How does sunscreen work?
▪ How Sandwell is encouraging families to embrace exercise
▪ Polio: What is it and how does it spread?
▪ Ike Ekweremadu: Nigerian senator accused of organ-harvesting plot
▪ Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme: The battle for compensation
▪ Juul: US bans all products from leading vaping company
▪ Court says widower can use embryo made with late wife
▪ Covid: Free lateral flow tests in Wales until 31 July
▪ Polio virus detected in London sewage samples
▪ Roe v Wade: US Supreme Court ends constitutional right to abortion
▪ Birmingham hospital faces criminal probe after death of vulnerable man
▪ Covid: UK infections continuing to rise
▪ Polio: Virus found in London prompts misleading vaccine claims

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