Experts Warn Tattoo Ink Can Have Health Consequences
Health experts ink ingredients can come with serious risks.
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Reciting Daily Affirmations Can Improve Mental Health
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The Problem with Big Companies Funding South Africa Health Research
Research funding can present conflicts of interest which jeopardize the validity of findings.
Sugary Drinks & Heart Health: How Many Is Too Many?
Two or more sugary beverages weekly can cause significant health issues despite an active lifestyle, study shows.
Advancements in Forensics Improve Time of Death Estimates
New forensics can more accurately predict a person’s time of death within three calendar days.
Early Puberty May Bring Increased Risk of Mental Health Issues
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