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Full coverage of this storyColon cancer sees alarming rise in young adults; Scientists blame this popular food habit
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Processed foods, obesity linked to sharp rise in colon cancer among young adults
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Andhra Pradesh AI Mosquito Control: State Unveils Smart Surveillance to Tackle Vector-Borne Diseases
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Full coverage of this storyLasting COVID-19 vulnerability in childhood cancer survivors
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Full coverage of this storyCan the copper in your diet impact memory and dementia risk?
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Full coverage of this storyNovartis receives approval for first malaria medicine for newborn babies and young infants
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Swiss medicines authority issues first approval for antimalarial drug for treatment of infants
The first drug to treat infants sick with malaria is approved by Swiss authority
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Full coverage of this storyIndia may see over 1.6 million gastric cancer cases in future, warns global study
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Beware, coffee lovers! New study reveals this common brew may cause incurable blindness
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Full coverage of this storyCardiologists share 10 daily habits that hurt your heart: Too much salt to lack of sleep
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