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Hallucinogenic party drugs could treat depression and anxiety: study

Some psychiatrists have come to believe that hallucinogenic and party drugs could actually be used for mental health treatment. The mind-altering properties of...

Invasive malaria mosquito spreading in Africa, researchers warn

New evidence has emerged that an invasive species of malaria-carrying mosquito from Asia is spreading in Africa, where it could pose a "unique"...

Here are five ways to deal with anxiety after watching horror movie

While scary movies are exciting and people love the adrenaline rush that they give, they can sometimes trigger the symptoms of anxiety by...

Vitamind D deficiency could kill you: study

Recent research by scientists at the University of South Australia has revealed that vitamin D deficiency can cause premature death.Multiple studies have shown...

Woman’s lips left ‘super bruised’ as lip-filler procedure goes wrong

In an unfortunate incident, a woman from Las Vegas, USA, suffered from an extreme allergic reaction after getting a $350 lip filler due...

Inflation, abuse force doctors to quit Turkey

ISTANBUL: Turkish doctor Mesut began his career wanting to help patients and be of use to his country, but now the threat of...

More social media use leads to negative body image: study

A new study has shown that Instagram scrolling creates unrealistic body image ideals and results in lower levels of satisfaction with appearance.Surprisingly, people...

$2.6b pledged in global push to wipe out polio but more needed

GENEVA: A global five-year plan to eradicate polio received pledges of some $2.6 billion on Tuesday, but nearly double the amount is needed...

Gates Foundation pledges $1.2bn to eradicate polio

BERLIN: The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation on Sunday pledged to invest $1.2 billion towards wiping out polio as health experts from around...

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