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Covid-19 continues to evolve but scientists have called into question the prevalence of post-Covid syndromes (photo: DW)

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Are we exaggerating the frequency of long Covid?

The vaccine is still in development, and has not been tested on humans. (photo: DW)

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Can we treat autoimmune disease with 'inverse' vaccines?

A person smokes a cigarette (photo: Getty Images)

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With AQI over 140, passive smokers in Lucknow inhale 7-8 cigarettes a day

Early signs of multiple sclerosis may include mental health conditions, study reveals (photo: DW)

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Depression, anxiety may signal risk of multiple sclerosis

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UK experts fear next pandemic may be worse than Covid

Representative image of Stem cells (photo: DW)

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Stem cell therapy shows promise for reducing signs of Alzheimer's

Researchers unveil the role of the 'blue spot' in the brain, the locus coeruleus, in regulating sleep and memory. (Representative image) (photo: BSIP/UIG Via Getty Images)

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Researchers find brain’s 'blue spot' linked to sleep, memory

Gut microbiome linked to bone health finds new study (photo: IANS)

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Study shows our gut microbes may determine bone health

New research sheds light on the role of Phthalates in postpartum depression (photo: DW)

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Man-made plastic chemicals linked to higher postpartum depression: Study

Representative image of doctors performing surgery (photo: Portland Press Herald via Getty Images)

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US surgeons perform 2nd-ever pig heart transplant

Representative image of a woman using an oxygen mask to aid her breathing (photo: Getty Images)

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1 in 3 long Covid patients may face multiple organ damage: Lancet

UN meeting with the theme of ending tuberculosis. (Photo: IANS)

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Global leaders commit to end Tuberculosis by 2030 at UN meeting

Representative image. Increased individualized in-hospital management, targeted treatments, and post-discharge care are essential for improving long-term outcomes in acute heart failure (Photo: National Herald archives)

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Global cases of heart failure to exceed 16 mn by 2032: Report

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