The number of Africans living with hypertension has steadily risen over the past three decades and is projected to reach about 216 million by 2030.

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Medical spas bill intravenous fluid drips as a way to enhance health. Detractors say the industry is unregulated and that ...

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Pediatricians across Greater Boston said they are extending patient visits and booking follow-up appointments to talk to ...