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Trump's exit from World Health Organization could backfire on the US

The US contributes around a fifth of the budget for the World Health Organization – its withdrawal from the public health body will impede efforts to control the global spread of diseases and could put the US at risk

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FRANCE. Paris. Magnum office. 2009. Left to right: Magnum photographers Bruce GILDEN, Carl DE KEYZER, Patrick ZACHMANN.

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What nine sleep researchers do to get their best night's rest

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A traveller sleeps on a bench with a suitcase at Cyprus' Larnaca International Airport on June 9, 2020. - Cyprus opened back up for international tourism on June 9, with airports welcoming visitors after an almost three-month shutdown due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, with a bold plan to cover health care costs for visitors. (Photo by Iakovos Hatzistavrou / AFP) (Photo by IAKOVOS HATZISTAVROU/AFP via Getty Images)

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How to shift your circadian clock to beat your jet lag

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How best to catch up on rest and pay off your sleep debt

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How best to catch up on rest and pay off your sleep debt

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The surprising relationship between your microbiome and sleeping well

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The surprising relationship between your microbiome and sleeping well

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Why your chronotype is key to figuring out how much sleep you need

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Why your chronotype is key to figuring out how much sleep you need

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Why sleep quality is so important – and so difficult to measure

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Why sleep quality is so important – and so difficult to measure

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What can we learn from a debunked theory of depression?

Culture

The science of exercise: Sticking to your New Year’s workout plan

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The science of exercise: Sticking to your New Year’s workout plan

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Can a new class of wearable tech actively boost your mental health?

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Can a new class of wearable tech actively boost your mental health?

A range of brainwave-reading devices and other gadgets aim to monitor our nervous systems and intervene to improve our well-being. Do they work?

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US reports first human death related to bird flu

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Glowing biological quantum sensor could track how cells form

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Why becoming the right kind of optimist can transform your health

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Why US obesity rates fell for the first time in decades

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