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Could Trump’s rejection of trade agreements be healthy? Africa is getting healthier Tuberculosis will kill 4,000 people today New flu types are appearing faster We’re not ready for the next …
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At home, on the streets, across the world Adolescence can be the best years of your life—exploring your freedom to think, party, travel. But it can also be the worst—accidental injuries, street …
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CT scans have raised kids’ cancer risks Sex after 65: sexual activity and physical tenderness are important to healthy ageing Are celebrities bad for your health? Just 12 per cent of …
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Public health – enemies of the people? Poor need not = unhealthy, making the world fairer through policies on eating, chronic disease and trade How to eliminate HIV and hepatitis B and C …
Tuberculosis (TB) is treatable and preventable. So why does it still kill more than 4,000 people each day? And what do we need to do to end the epidemic by 2030? We need to talk about solutions on …
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What is saving and taking women’s lives in 2017? The global average life expectancy for a girl born today is about 74 years. That’s 20 years more than women born in 1960. An Australian girl born …
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