UK's Teen Pregnancy Divide: Poor Girls 9x More Likely
Exclusive analysis reveals a dramatic inequality in UK teenage pregnancy rates, with girls from low-income households nine times more likely to become young mothers compared to affluent peers.
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Teen Pregnancy Falls But Inequality Grows, Oxford Study Finds
Groundbreaking research from the University of Oxford shows a dramatic decline in teen pregnancies across the UK. However, the study exposes a troubling reality: girls from the most deprived backgrounds remain disproportionately at risk, highlighting a de
Body Fat, Not BMI, Is Key Heart Failure Risk
New research from the University of Glasgow颠覆ляет traditional thinking, showing that body fat percentage—not BMI—is the critical predictor of heart failure risk, with significant implications for public health strategies.
UK MND Clusters Puzzle Scientists
Experts investigate unusual clusters of motor neurone disease cases in Edinburgh, Cornwall, and Norfolk, raising concerns about potential environmental triggers.
Lifestyle changes that may prevent dementia
Leading medical experts reveal easy daily habits that may significantly reduce the likelihood of developing dementia, based on groundbreaking new research.
Study reveals what really determines a baby's sex
Groundbreaking research uncovers environmental and biological factors that may determine whether a baby is born male or female, challenging long-held assumptions.
Gastrointestinal cancer risk factors revealed in new study
A groundbreaking study reveals the major lifestyle and dietary factors contributing to the surge in gastrointestinal cancers. Learn how to reduce your risk.
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