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  • Why Do Americans Pay More for Prescription Drugs?
    Bipartisan bill targets pharma, seeking to align US drug prices with global averages and slash the high cost of medications like cancer drug Revlimid.

  • Which medications are commonly prescribed for autistic people and why?
    Balancing medication for autism: Striking the right dose with tailored care amid rising prescriptions and managing associated health risks.

  • What’s the difference between probiotics and prebiotics? A dietitian explains
    Probiotics and prebiotics: Are they effective for a healthy microbiome? This article dissects the hype from the science.

  • When it comes to health information, who should you trust? 4 ways to spot a dodgy ‘expert’
    Discerning credible health experts from dodgy ones: Four key red flags to spot misinformation and the importance of evolving with evidence.

  • What is grounding and could it improve my sleep? Here’s the science behind this TikTok trend
    Experience the earth’s calming touch? Grounding may boost mood, reduce stress, and potentially improve sleep, but the science is still out on these trendy techs.

  • People’s mental health goes downhill after repeated climate disasters – it’s an issue of social equity
    Study reveals multiple climate disasters exacerbate mental health decline, underscoring urgent need for policy reform and robust support systems.

  • What is a blood cholesterol ratio? And what should yours be?
    Understanding cholesterol ratios and their link to heart disease could save your life. Know your numbers and manage your risk factors.

  • Ovarian cysts can be painful when they burst. When do you need to see a doctor?
    Ovarian cysts: understanding formation, managing pain, and recognizing when to seek medical advice.

  • Can what you eat during pregnancy and breastfeeding affect whether your child develops food allergies?
    Can a mother’s diet prevent her child’s food allergies? Here’s the science and current advice.

  • COVID is still around and a risk to vulnerable people. What are the symptoms in 2025? And how long does it last?
    COVID’s still here, affecting the vulnerable with newer symptoms. As we brace for winter, understand the current state, the efficacy of tests, and why vaccinations remain critical.

  • “Not Just Measles”: Whooping Cough Cases Are Soaring as Vaccine Rates Decline
    Soaring pertussis cases and measles deaths signal a health crisis as vaccination rates plummet nationwide, exacerbated by public health funding cuts.

  • Why do some people get a curved back as they age and what can I do to avoid it?
    Combat age-related kyphosis with resistance training, posture checks, and proper nutrition—here’s how to help prevent and manage a curved back.

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