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Lyme vaccine fails late-stage trial test
An experimental Lyme disease vaccine showed 73% efficacy but failed to meet a predefined statistical threshold for success.
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Dr. Steven Gundry shares microbiome health tips to prevent diseases, based on his latest research and book findings.
Study Finds Child Hepatitis B Exposure From Household
Study finds child hepatitis B exposure often comes from someone other than their mother in the household.
Josh Kerr Ready to Shatter the Mile Record
Josh Kerr aims to shatter the mile record with a new 3:42.66 time. Read his strategy and training insights for…
The Benefits of Acupuncture: How It Can Help Your Body
Acupuncture has been practiced for centuries and is one of the oldest forms of medicine. It is an important part…
3 Things You Can Do To Ensure Your Dental Implant Treatment Is A Success
If you are considering dental implant treatment, or have perhaps already booked in for your treatment, then it’s important to…
FDA clears new drug for rare skin condition
The FDA approved Lisraya (brepocitinib) for dermatomyositis, a rare skin condition causing inflammation and muscle weakness, offering targeted treatment.
