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Soybean Oil: The Hidden Ingredient Fueling America’s Weight Gain?
Soybean oil accounts for 57% of all cooking oils in the United States and 30% around the world. In grocery…
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According to a new study, simply going to bed on time can lead to a decrease in 24-hour blood pressure.…
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Breakthrough Drug to Prevent HIV Rolls Out in Africa
Lenacapavir is a drug manufactured by Gilead Sciences that was referred to as a “breakthrough” by health organizations. On November…
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Data Privacy Concerns Hinder American Aid Deal with Kenya
After a case filed by a consumer rights lobby seeking to stop the alleged sharing of Kenyans’ personal data, a…
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Patents vs Patients: How TRIPS Shapes Global Access to Medicine
Access to life-saving medicine is often framed as a scientific issue, one that’s dependent on discovering new drugs, innovating treatments,…
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Deadly Delays: Causes and Risks Behind Increasing Clinical Wait Times
It’s January 2019, and you’ve just entered the emergency room at your local hospital. If you’re like most American patients…
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Decelerating Drug Resistant Tuberculosis
With the way, tuberculosis is gradually evolving and becoming resistant to many of the major drugs worldwide, quick action must…
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What does Perinatal mean? What does it mean for Mothers and Babies?
The word perinatal is often used in health, but most people are not very sure what it means. In simple…
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How Maternal Anemia Endangers Mothers and Newborns Worldwide
If you ask most people what complications might arise during pregnancy, they will often think of emergencies like excessive blood…
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