Researchers at the University of Arizona have received a nearly $3 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to study the impact of phthalates on women’s fertility.

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Despite decades of iron supplementation programmes, the iron deficiency continues to affect nearly one in two women of ...

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The president’s decision to halt billions of dollars in aid has had severe consequences on the ground in Africa and around ...

Governor Gavin Newsom has rejected Louisiana's request to extradite a California doctor for providing abortion medication, ...