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HIV can rapidly form invulnerable strongholds in the body, dashing hopes that early treatment might cure the virus, according to new research.
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A rise in complaints against doctors reflects the role of social media and negative press coverage of the medical profession, according to a report.
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Coffee served in Glasgow is stronger than brews in Italy and Spain, according to new research.
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Extra training is to be given to teachers, doctors and social workers to help them to identify and assist girls at risk of female genital mutilation.
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Twelve babies have been born using a potentially safer way of getting eggs for use in IVF with the hormone kisspeptin, UK doctors say.
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The rate of HIV infections diagnosed in the United States has fallen by a third in the past 10 years, a new study finds.
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Legalising assisting dying would mean "less suffering not more deaths", says Lord Falconer as his bill on the issue passes its second reading in the House of Lords.
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England's major A units have now missed the waiting time target for 52 weeks in a row, official figures show.
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At least six passengers on the Malaysia Airlines plane were heading to a major international Aids conference in Australia.
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Doctors are told to offer cholesterol-lowering statins to millions more people in a massive and controversial expansion in prescribing.
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The European Commission has responded to criticism of its billion-euro Human Brain Project, declaring confidence that objections will be satisfied.
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Grow-your-own pacemakers are a step closer to reality, after pioneering experiments in pigs.
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Obese women may have a "food learning impairment" that could explain their attitude to food, research from Yale School of Medicine suggests.
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Rubbernecker by Belinda Bauer, about a student with Asperger's syndrome who investigates a murder, wins a top award for crime novel of the year.
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The risks of a plan to admit fewer patients
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The first is the most dangerous of life
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Actor Sir Patrick Stewart has joined campaigners on a march in support of assisted dying, as the House of Lords debate a new attempt to change the law.
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Nearly 500 young children a week are being admitted to hospital to have rotten teeth removed, according to NHS figures.
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A bill to legalise assisted dying has passed its second reading in the Lords on Friday without a vote.
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A woman with dementia describes being diagnosed on her 55th birthday, and the difficulties she faces in everyday life.
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