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New program aims to increase use and adherence of HIV preventive medicine among girls and women in South Africa

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Milestone in NTD fight shows we can end need for foreign assistance

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Some consumers prefer edible marijuana products for recreational use

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Determining which treatment options work for which patients

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Researchers identify gene that influences nicotine dependence

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