Mosaic
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[:es]The unexpected effects of the HIV prevention pill[:]
[:es]PrEP is great at blocking HIV, but as its use grows, so do fears that people will be more sexually reckless and spread other STIs. But researchers are coming to […]
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[:es]Fake drugs: the global industry putting your life at risk[:]
[:es]The manufacture and distribution of medicines is a global industry, tainted by fake and substandard products. Not only might these drugs not work as expected, but some are even contributing […]
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[:es]Fake drugs: the global industry putting your life at risk[:]
[:es]The manufacture and distribution of medicines is a global industry, tainted by fake and substandard products. Not only might these drugs not work as expected, but some are even contributing […]
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[:es]Wherever you are, time is running out for treating gonorrhoea[:]
[:es]Two-thirds of countries have reported gonorrhoea cases that resist all known antibiotics. Now scientists are trying to hold the line against the disease as they look for a new way […]
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[:es]What can we learn when a clinical trial is stopped?[:]
[:es]An early halt to a trial of deep brain stimulation for depression reveals little about the treatment but more about the changing nature of clinical trials.[:]
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[:es]This is why a third of antidepressants are prescribed for something else[:]
[:es]Doctors often use medicines ‘off-label’ to treat people with conditions that these drugs haven’t been tested on. Leah Shaffer explores how uncovering the secret life of antidepressants in particular could […]
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[:es]How to save the rainforest: build a health centre[:]
[:es]Save the people, save the forest. In rural Indonesia, a pioneering clinic is showing how the health of people and forests could and should be intertwined.[:]
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[:es]If we can beat Ebola, why not sleeping sickness too?[:]
[:es]A disease that killed millions in the 20th century still lingers – and with it the threat of a new epidemic. Why? The answer may have been staring us in […]
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[:es] Why we still don’t understand sleep, and why it matters[:]
[:es]For the first 20 years of his life, Henry Nicholls had a healthy relationship with sleep. Shortly after his 21st birthday, he began to experience symptoms of narcolepsy, a debilitating […]