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There is mounting evidence that a common adenovirus is linked to these rare cases.

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Hepatitis detected in nearly 300 children worldwide
There is mounting evidence that a common adenovirus is linked to these rare cases.

US court may overturn abortion rights, leak suggests
Millions could lose the legal right to abortion this summer, a leaked Supreme Court document shows.

Food apps and online gaming driving obesity - WHO
The World Health Organization's report on Europe targets new forms of buying and selling food.

Charities deliver emergency contraception in Ukraine
Nearly 3,000 packets of morning-after pills have been sent to the country as rape reports rise.

Shanghai patient taken away in body bag while alive
A viral video shows an elderly patient being loaded into a hearse into a body bag.

Exercise to treat arthritis, new advice suggests
It may hurt, but exercise is beneficial for joints, experts say in guidance for doctors and patients.

Australia lifts ban on ex-UK residents giving blood
Thousands of people who lived in the UK during the "mad cow disease" crisis are now eligible to donate.

US court may overturn abortion rights, leak suggests
Millions could lose the legal right to abortion this summer, a leaked Supreme Court document shows.

Food apps and online gaming driving obesity - WHO
The World Health Organization's report on Europe targets new forms of buying and selling food.

Charities deliver emergency contraception in Ukraine
Nearly 3,000 packets of morning-after pills have been sent to the country as rape reports rise.
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