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Which perimenopause treatments actually work?

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Which perimenopause treatments actually work?

For women going through perimenopause, there is no shortage of advice on how to deal with the symptoms – but which strategies show real results, and which are social media hype?

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Tiny structure in the brain could be driving how much you eat

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Two people's faces are shown, chin to chin, with their heads tilted back. A firefighter stands on the face of the person on the left, spraying a hose that is hooked up to the nose of the person on the right,

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Can a strange new treatment finally relieve chronic sinus infections?

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Resistance training may strengthen your gut microbiome

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Florida's anti-vaccine push leads dangerous shift for US public health

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A modified hot glue gun can mend broken bones

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A single dose of LSD seems to reduce anxiety

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Smartphone scrolling on the toilet could increase risk of haemorrhoids

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The futuristic new tech that could bridge broken nerves and mend minds

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Hepatitis B vaccine linked with a lower risk of developing diabetes

Being vaccinated against hepatitis B may reduce chronic inflammation levels in the body, which could help ward off diabetes

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Rapamycin may extend lifespans by protecting against DNA damage

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Steroids are everywhere on social media – but how dangerous are they?

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Just 1 minute of vigorous exercise a day could add years to your life

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The crucial role of chaos in our brain’s most extraordinary functions

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