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HIV vaccine
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Extra rotavirus dose at 9 months gives very little additional protection

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University of Liverpool concludes that an additional dose of rotavirus vaccine at 9 months provides only a little improvement in the efficacy of the...
Runners support Breast Cancer Awareness
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Exercise. It’s your only option to get rid of toxic belly...

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Researchers say it is not always the weight or the inches that matter Scientists know that the type of fat you can measure with a...
climate change and infertility
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Global warming is causing infertility in different species

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Researchers find how climate change is making animals less fertile than earlier, leading to their extinction Rising temperatures could make some species sterile and see...
pet health
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Your furry friend needs to keep an eye on the weighing...

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Research shows how overweight dogs are likely to have a shorter lifespan New research from the University of Liverpool and Mars Petcare's WALTHAM Centre for...
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