In November, a study published in the prestigious medical journal The Lancet projected that in the ... familiar brands without their signature cartoon characters. “There’s no tiger.

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The research published in the Lancet medical journal used data from 204 countries to paint a grim picture of what it described as one of the great health challenges of the century. “The ...

today announced the publication of a landmark meta-analysis in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine, demonstrating that CPAP therapy significantly reduces the risk of death for people with obstructive ...

The research published in The Lancet medical journal used data from 204 countries to paint a grim picture of what it described as one of the great health challenges of the century. “The ...

The research published in the Lancet medical journal used data from 204 countries to paint a grim picture of what it described as one of the great health challenges of the century. “The ...

The order of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, directing the removal of a cartoon featuring the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, from a Tamil magazine’s website, is unwarranted and may ...

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Lancet study estimates 3 in every 4 animal bites in India due to dogs Richa Kaushik-Arora, a research scientist working with a private firm, was walking towards her flat, which is under renovation ...

The research published in the Lancet medical journal used data from 204 countries to paint a grim picture of what it described as one of the great health challenges of the century.

The authors cite a 2002 study in the Lancet to suggest 47% of state prisoners had antisocial personality disorder. That makes them “resistant to change,” according to the authors. This meant ...