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The Affordable Care Act has been declared unconstitutional by a federal judge, so will billions of Americans be left without health insurance?
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The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) has published an assessment of the risk of dengue fever transmission after three cases of dengue were confirmed in Spain and six in France in October 2018. These were the first confirmed locally-transmitted dengue cases since 2017.
High salt intake is a potential new risk factor for MS
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The link between smoking, gender, and COPD diagnosed prevalence
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Reducing the burden of undiagnosed COPD
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Why is chronic lymphocytic leukaemia on the rise in adults?
Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) is a type of cancer where an excess of B-cell lymphocytes is produced in the bone marrow. B cells function to fight infection and are the predominant type of lymphocyte that accumulates in the bone marrow and blood.
Tweet map: could Twitter be a powerful tool for epidemiologists?
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IHH Healthcare acquires controlling stake in Fortis Healthcare
Malaysia-based IHH Healthcare has acquired controlling stake of 31.1% in India-based Fortis Healthcare.
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