Sacklers raise their offer to settle opioid lawsuits by more than $1 billion
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‘You don’t look autistic’: The reality of high-functioning autism
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Belgium starts hearings on mandatory vaccination
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Daily glass of wine is bad for you, World Heart Federation says in new policy
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More young American kids are getting sick from cannabis edibles
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World Health Organization and EMA doubt need of repeated booster vaccination
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Strong new evidence suggests a virus triggers multiple sclerosis
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Tracking covid-19 excess deaths across countries [Updated Jan 2022]
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The prime minister of Finland apologizes for going to clubs maskless after contact with an infected official
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The inside story of the Pfizer vaccine: A 'once-in-an-epoch windfall'
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Why US healthcare workers are quitting in droves: About one in five have left medicine since the pandemic started
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Denmark's hard lessons about trust and the pandemic
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Body shaming dressed up as a fitness goal is still body shaming
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How a false science ‘cure’ became Australia’s contribution to the pandemic
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First malaria vaccine approved by World Health Organization
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Covid, in retreat
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Wuhan scientists planned to release coronaviruses into cave bats eighteen months before outbreak
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Behind shipping delays and soaring prices are workers still at mortal risk of COVID-19
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Why many scientists say it’s unlikely that SARS-CoV-2 originated from a “lab leak”
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Millions of coronavirus vaccine doses around the world face expiration
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Scientists now think that being overweight can protect your health
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My slightly unreal pandemic pregnancy
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How to unlearn a disease
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The story of Lee Holloway: The decline of a brilliant young coder
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I know the secret to the quiet mind. I wish I’d never learned It.
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An extremely common microbe can stop the insects from spreading the virus that causes dengue fever
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America has a drinking problem
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Near-complete ban on abortion is signed into law in Texas
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The sixty-year-old scientific screwup that helped Covid kill
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The sixty-year-old scientific screwup that helped Covid kill
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Why did it take so long to accept the facts about Covid?
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Are outdoor mask mandates still necessary?
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US to share up to sixty million doses of AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine with other countries, official says
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The EU will likely start rejecting export of AstraZeneca vaccines to the UK until the drugmaker fulfills its delivery obligations to the 27-nation bloc, according to a senior EU official
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Belgium needs a short ‘real’ lockdown, warns expert
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Counterproductive public-health messaging during the pandemic
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Lessons from a year of Covid
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A new coronavirus variant is spreading in New York, researchers report
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500,000 dead: A number almost too large to grasp
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Pfizer will ship fewer vaccine vials to account for ‘extra’ doses
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The lab-leak hypothesis—for decades, scientists have been hot-wiring viruses in hopes of preventing a pandemic, not causing one. But what if …?
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The mutated coronavirus is a ticking time bomb
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Anthony Fauci sees US gaining control over pandemic by next autumn
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How science beat the virus
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US FDA clears Pfizer vaccine, and millions of doses will be shipped right away
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We had the vaccine the whole time
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'Natural immunity' from Covid is not safer than a vaccine
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The Coronavirus is airborne indoors. Why are we still scrubbing surfaces?
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How Ticketmaster plans to check your vaccine status for concerts
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A look at the future of abortion from Colorado
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