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No major concerns about risks to offspring for would-be dads taking epilepsy meds

Lack of purpose and personal growth may precede mild cognitive impairment

Little evidence to back widespread prescribing of mood-altering drugs to children for mental health issues

Few UK people likely to be suitable for new Alzheimer’s drugs when they come on stream

Few UK people likely to be suitable for new Alzheimer’s drugs when they come on stream

Tai Chi may curb Parkinson’s disease symptoms and complications for several years

Striking inequalities in provision of life-saving heart valve replacement in England

Stem cell therapy can safely slow progression of relapsing-remitting MS

Menstrual discs may be best for heavy monthly blood flow

Any regular physical activity at any age linked to better brain function

Lack of sleep during teenage years may heighten subsequent MS risk

First reported cases of clots in large arteries causing stroke following covid-19 vaccination

Mid-life resting heart rate of 75+ beats/min linked to doubling in early death risk

Nine out of 10 abortions done before 12 weeks in many high-income countries

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