Why You’re Still Attracted to Your Ex—and How to Handle It
Your sexual desires can still be tied up with old relationships, even when your head and your heart both know
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Margarett Grumbles
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Drugs of seven pharma firms declared ‘spurious’
ISLAMABAD: The Drug Testing Laboratory (DTL) has identified drugs of as many as seven pharmaceutical companies as spurious. It has
Augustine Buresh
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What are the side effects of GLP-1 medications? A researcher explains
GLP-1 medications initially were used to help people with diabetes improve their insulin resistance and hunger cravings. However, over the
Larisa Grisby
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Obesity and medication: When does bodyweight matter?
How can we best treat infectious diseases in people with obesity? Hospital pharmacist and Ph.D. researcher Koen van Rhee studied
Bob Holmes
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The Caterpillars That Can Kill You
But their toxic compounds could yield useful medicines The post The Caterpillars That Can Kill You appeared first on Nautilus...
Rubi Mischke
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Hospitalists Are Increasingly Essential Across Specialties
Where would hospitals be without hospitalists? Today, hospitalists are so deeply integrated into many organizations that it might be hard
Elida Kucera
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Steroid Injections for Back Pain: A Costly Shot in the Dark?
Epidural steroid injections (ESIs) offer limited effectiveness in reducing back pain and disability, an updated review by the American Academy
Diego Ramage
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Obinutuzumab a Success in Phase 3 Trial for Lupus Nephritis
Adding the anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody obinutuzumab (Gazyva) to standard therapy for lupus nephritis is more efficacious than standard therapy alone,
Jumoke Simi
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Medical Experts Seriously Warn Pregnant Women Against Use Of Antibiotics, Here’s What They Need To Know!
Physicians have seriously warned against the use of antibiotics by pregnant women without a doctor’s prescription, highlighting the potential risks,
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Mia Hughes: Kids deserve more than slogans when it comes to gender medicine
The fight to protect children from unproven medical interventions is taking place on the side of busses, rather than in
