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Could a medication meant to combat diabetes and shrink waistlines also boost fertility? For some, especially people struggling with infertility, these accounts sparked hope. For others, they raised new fears: Could these blockbuster drugs make birth control less effective? The real story is not so simple. |
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After over 60,000 haircuts, Stewart and his team at Haircuts 4 Homeless have discovered endless benefits for themselves as well as their clients. They’ve formed connections, improved their own mental health, and discovered the power of a simple gesture of kindness. Find out how Stewart Roberts is learning to live without limits. |
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