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Why do some kids get misdiagnosed with ADHD? Birth month might be a clue

Children who start elementary school younger than their classmates are more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD.

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Luxembourg spent €5,600 per inhabitant on healthcare in 2016 — the highest of any EU member state.

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To seek relief, some people turn to dietary supplements. But do they really work? Here's what really helps.

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France to fully reimburse condoms to combat AIDS

People in France will soon be able to get free condoms if they are prescribed by a doctor.

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EU Health report: we're living longer but the pay-gap and mental health still cause for concern

The biennial OECD/European Commission report puts a focus on mental health issues and efficiency savings

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Diesel air pollution costs EU up to €80 billion a year: Study

Most of the damage costs of road-related air pollution are health costs.

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Why our sense of time speeds up as we age, according to neuroscience

We can't slow time itself down, but we can do things to pace ourselves and create more lasting impressions of times past.

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Selma Blair reflects on multiple sclerosis diagnosis: 'I have been grieving'

"I have been grieving recently," the actress wrote on Instagram.

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How the Bajau sea people have adapted to life underwater

The Bajau, of Southeast Asia, have spleens 50 percent larger than normal. This allows them to spend eight hours a day underwater, catching octopus by hand.

USA

Banning conversion therapy in California | NBC Left Field

Although widely accepted as something you are born with, some believe homosexuality is a condition that can be treated.

United Kingdom

Type 2 diabetes now affects 7,000 under-25's in England and Wales

Nearly 7,000 children and young adults in England and Wales now have Type 2 diabetes as the rise in obesity continues, a leading charity has warned.

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Born at 21 weeks, this may be the most premature surviving baby

Telling Lyla's story and giving hope to other families has become her mother's passion.

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How to improve the early diagnostics of ophthalmic diseases?

In partnership with The European Commission

How can the latest optical technology improve the early diagnostics of eye and also some neurodegenerative diseases?

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About a century after Americans commandeered the phone for personal chit-chat, what is left? Personal chit-chat — very personal chit-chat.

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Most babies don't sleep through the night, new study finds

It's one of the most common questions parents of new babies get asked: "Is he sleeping through the night yet?"

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Why we find change so difficult, according to neuroscience

Change is naturally more difficult as we age, but it's beneficial to our cognitive health to stimulate and encourage it.

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Red meat tax could save thousands of lives but faces backlash

Research from the University of Oxford has shown that 220,000 lives could be saved every year around the workd if a tax on red meat were imposed.

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European shares recover after U.S. midterm vote; Spanish banks rally

European shares recover after U.S. midterm vote; Spanish banks rally

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