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European regulators approve new Alzheimer's drug after rejecting it
European regulators initially said in July that the drug's benefits did not outweigh its risks.
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Kate Middleton confirms she has completed chemotherapy treatment
The Princess of Wales first announced to the public that she had been diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer in March.
Researchers increase lifespan of mice by ‘switching off’ a protein
In a new study, researchers diminished the hallmarks of ageing in mice by injecting them with the antibody of an inflammatory protein.
British teen receives world's first epilepsy device implant
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Less intensive treatment can help some cancer patients, research finds
Multiple studies showed that less intensive treatment may lead to better outcomes.
Single injection of ketamine can reduce postpartum depression by 75%
One low-dose injection of esketamine administered right after childbirth reduces major depressive episodes, according to a new study.
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