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48 percent of Australians said they want to pay nothing towards Australia reducing emissions to zero by 2050. Only 2 percent are willing to pay more than $500.

Hyperemesis gravidarum is not psychosomatic, nor is it caused by a hormone that doctors long thought was the culprit, research shows.

Researchers have found concerning effects on prenatal development even with low to moderate alcohol consumption during pregnancy.

The authority will receive $1 billion of funding over the next decade.

Recent research highlights how spinal adjustments can significantly reduce dependency on pain medication such as the often prescribed tramadol.

A new study links daily aspirin use to reduced cancer risk, but other research suggests the opposite effect in older people.

Hospital records show Zosyn is more likely to lead to death than other treatments for sepsis.

Boeing is required to submit a quality and safety compliance program to the Federal Aviation Administration after the Alaskan Airlines incident in January.

While 3D-printed pills promise personalized medicine, safety and regulatory challenges remain.

The ride hailing service is aiming to eliminate all ’tailpipe emissions’ by 2040.

The study reveals a gap in health screening, with treatable causes of anemia like low B12, folate, and iron often overlooked.

The review looked at the results of five studies with a total of 4,639 participants.