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'Time outs' don't do any harm, parents told
If used appropriately, they can be effective in reducing problem behaviour, a US study suggests.
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The problem affects a quarter of women in the UK and many end up having surgery to treat it.
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The video site's algorithm promotes medical misinformation in a number of languages, the BBC finds.
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Trump plans ban on sale of flavoured e-cigarettes
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The number of new cases of type 2 diabetes is stable, or even falling, a study suggests.
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'Time outs' don't do any harm, parents told
If used appropriately, they can be effective in reducing problem behaviour, a US study suggests.
Keyhole hysterectomy 'effective' for heavy bleeding
The problem affects a quarter of women in the UK and many end up having surgery to treat it.
How YouTube makes money from fake cancer cure videos
The video site's algorithm promotes medical misinformation in a number of languages, the BBC finds.
Purdue 'reaches agreement' to settle opioid cases
The manufacturer of painkiller OxyContin stands accused of helping fuel a deadly US crisis.
US couple lose child custody over chemo refusal
The boy, 4, was taken from the Florida couple after they skipped his chemotherapy and fled the state.
Trump plans ban on sale of flavoured e-cigarettes
The president says his administration will implement strong rules to protect "innocent children".
Signs of a slowdown in new type 2 diabetes cases
The number of new cases of type 2 diabetes is stable, or even falling, a study suggests.
Keyhole hysterectomy 'effective' for heavy bleeding
The problem affects a quarter of women in the UK and many end up having surgery to treat it.
How YouTube makes money from fake cancer cure videos
The video site's algorithm promotes medical misinformation in a number of languages, the BBC finds.
Purdue 'reaches agreement' to settle opioid cases
The manufacturer of painkiller OxyContin stands accused of helping fuel a deadly US crisis.
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