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From Nostradamus to Anti-vaxxers: Why Eccentrics Are Useful for Science Even Though They Are Very Scary
Podcaster Dan Schreiber reflects on his own inexplicable beliefs in a book, as well as the thin line between genius and ...
For more than five decades, Dr. Sherman J. Silber has been a driving force in reproductive medicine – consistently at the precipice of what many considered possible. From introducing the world’s first ...
It’s possible to contract HIV through oral sex, although it’s less common than contracting HIV through vaginal or anal sex. Medications, condoms, and dental dams are all methods that can help prevent ...
Weight loss used to be a big problem for people with HIV. The virus lessens your appetite. It also causes infections that your body has to burn extra calories to fight. Before good treatments were ...
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One HIV case in Hart last year
One new HIV diagnosis was recorded in Hart last year, new figures show – as cases fell across England. It comes as the NHS announced the roll out of a new long-acting injection for people who are ...
A deaf man mistakenly believed he had tested positive for HIV because he couldn't get access to an interpreter in hospital. Richard MacQueen, a father-of-three from Dundee, was being treated in A&E ...
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