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Skinsuit to help astronauts avoid back problems in space

This loading system simulates an additional 1g bodyweight

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How To Prevent Peanut Allergy In Later Life ?

WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - Researchers at King's College London found that feeding children peanuts regularly from infancy till the age of five can reduce the risk of peanut allergy in their adolescence.'I

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Prisoners with cancer in England more likely to die of it than other patients

Prisoners with cancer in England more likely to die of it than other patients
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I can t do another day : Research spotlights women s experiences of maternal suicide attempts

I can t do another day : Research spotlights women s experiences of maternal suicide attempts
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Prisoners with cancer in England more likely to die of it than other patients

Exclusive: First study of its kind finds prisoners are 28% less likely to receive treatment for cancer

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