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Clinical Trials / Drug Trials
How the thalidomide scandal led to safer drugs
In response to the thalidomide tragedy, governments mandated stricter regulations for approving new drugs. In this feature, we outline those important changes.
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COVID-19
How did we develop a COVID-19 vaccine so quickly?
With vaccine approvals underway, MNT spoke with medical experts about how COVID-19 vaccines were designed so quickly without compromising safety.
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Long COVID and periods: The unspoken impact on female well-being
Many women with long COVID who experience COVID-19 symptoms for months have reported changes in their menstrual cycles. What does this mean for them?
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COVID-19 vaccine trials: Live updates
This live article contains regularly updated information on the experimental vaccines being developed for COVID-19.
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Dermatology
What is sebum?
Sebum is a sticky, oily substance that helps hydrate and protect the skin. Having too much or too little can cause skin issues, including acne. Learn more here.
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Mental Health
Christmas 2020: How to protect mental health
Christmas 2020 is going to be different. In this Special Feature, we provide some simple ways to protect our mental health during the holiday season.
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Nutrition / Diet
Heart health: Mediterranean versus low fat diet
A recent study explores the effects of a Mediterranean diet versus a low-fat diet on key biological processes linked to cardiovascular health.
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Revive Superfoods review
Revive Superfoods offer smoothies and small prepared meals. Learn more about the Revive Superfoods service and its potential health benefits here.
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Pediatrics / Children's Health
Symptoms and treatment of fetal alcohol syndrome
Fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) is a disability that causes a wide range of symptoms. Early identification can improve health outcomes.
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