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Is It Time to Stop Using the Term AIDS?

The acronym is no longer useful and may be harmful, according to a group of specialists who are debating the concept with other experts.

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Infant Microbiome Development Minimally Affected by Diet

The randomized, controlled interventional trial also showed that circadian rhythm of the gut microbiome develops early and is detectable in vitro.

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Tuberculosis Prevention Brings Economic Gains, Says WHO

A recent study provides strong economic arguments about the true costs of tuberculosis and the benefits of increasing funding to combat it, according to the WHO.

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Birth Outcomes Differ Across Canadian Immigration Categories

Socioeconomic challenges, reasons for immigration, and resettlement experiences may affect health outcomes among different immigration groups.

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Women Still Earn Less Than Men in Healthcare, WHO Reveals

A recent report indicated that the inequalities in the healthcare sector negatively affect women and healthcare systems.

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