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'No Zika cases' from the Olympics
The World Health Organization says there have been no confirmed cases of Zika among travellers or athletes at the Rio Olympics, despite some warnings.
- 2 September 2016
- From the section Health
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'Tantalising' Alzheimer's drug results
A drug that destroys the characteristic protein plaques that build up in the brains of patients with Alzheimer's is showing "tantalising" promise, scientists say.
- 31 August 2016
- From the section Health
Two billion more face Zika risk - study
More than two billion people could be at risk from Zika virus outbreaks in parts of Africa and Asia, according to scientists.
- 2 September 2016
- From the section Health
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Europe's biggest biomedical lab opens
- 1 September 2016
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Generic EpiPen to quell price rise anger
- 29 August 2016
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'HIV effort let down by test shortages'
- 24 August 2016
- From the section Health
Could mouthwash combat gonorrhoea?
- 23 August 2016
- From the section Health
'Bagpipe lung' warning for wind musicians
- 23 August 2016
- From the section Health
Smallpox eradication 'giant' dies at 87
- 21 August 2016
- From the section US & Canada
Malaria fears 'hit Greek blood-giving'
- 21 August 2016
- From the section Europe
Pfizer to buy cancer drug firm for $14bn
- 22 August 2016
- From the section Business
DNR order 'violated my human rights'
- 23 August 2016
- From the section Northern Ireland
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My mentally ill wife slept in police car
- 2 September 2016
- From the section UK
Mentally-ill homeless discharged to street
- 1 September 2016
- From the section UK
Contingency plans during doctors' strike
- 1 September 2016
- From the section Health
Rough sleepers 'need psychiatric help'
- 31 August 2016
- From the section UK
Junior doctor strikes 'to cause misery'
- 31 August 2016
- From the section UK
Autism in girls and women 'undiagnosed'
- 30 August 2016
- From the section Health
Golfers have unusual hips, study suggests
- 16 August 2016
- From the section Health
Viruses 'more dangerous in the morning'
- 16 August 2016
- From the section Health
Features & Analysis
'Take out the stigma'
A woman who lost her grandmother to Alzheimer's says we should talk more about the disease
- 2 September 2016
Potent pills
The growth in popularity - and strength - of ecstasy in the UK
- 24 August 2016
- From the section UK
Living in fear
The villagers who believe herbicides could be harming their health
- 22 August 2016
- From the section Health
Pregnant in Florida
Is the US taking Zika seriously enough?
- 14 August 2016
- From the section Magazine
Scared and pregnant
The women who are too afraid to give birth in hospital
- 11 August 2016
- From the section Africa
Polio countdown
Africa is just a year from being declared polio-free
- 11 August 2016
- From the section Africa
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The Crick: Europe's biggest biomedical lab opens
The Francis Crick Institute in London is the new home for more than 1,000 scientists researching key questions about how diseases develop.
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