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Adenomyosis is a chronic condition that affects the uterus, yet it remains relatively unheard of, overshadowed by its more recognized counterpart, endometriosis. Despite affecting as many as one in five women, the lack of awareness surrounding adenomyosis is startling. Even BBC presenter Naga Munchetty shared her personal battle with the condition, shedding light on the
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In recent years, abnormally warm patches of water in the Pacific Ocean, known as ‘blobs’, have been wreaking havoc on marine ecosystems. A new study conducted by an international team of researchers has shed light on a potential link between these blobs and a reduction in aerosol emissions in China. The study suggests that China’s
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The pervasive nature of plastic pollution has reached a new height with the discovery of miniscule plastic fragments invading the human body without our knowledge. The average person unknowingly inhales a significant amount of plastic every week, with unknown health effects looming over our future. In 2022, scientists made a groundbreaking finding by uncovering microplastics
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The importance of vaccination cannot be understated, with an astounding 154 million lives saved since 1974 due to the expanded global immunization programme by the World Health Organization (WHO). Research has shown that measles vaccination alone accounts for 60 percent of the total benefit of vaccination over the past 50 years, highlighting the significant impact
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Terminal lucidity is a phenomenon that has intrigued researchers for years. It refers to brief episodes of mental clarity that some individuals with advanced dementia experience shortly before their death. These moments are often characterized by the person engaging in meaningful conversation, sharing memories, making jokes, and even requesting meals, activities that were assumed to
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