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Léa Surugue
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Léa is a freelance science journalist specialising in topics linked to health and the environment.
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Yellow fever is endemic to many countries in Latin America and Africa and can often be fatal. Vaccination is currently the best protection against this deadly disease - but what are the risks?
The sea has long been a popular destination for people seeking to treat different conditions and for convalescent patients. We take a look at the evidence of its therapeutic benefits.
Stress and lack of self-confidence are some of the devastating consequences of severe skin conditions. But can stress also be a cause, triggering the problem in the first place?
Sugar detoxes are popular, especially after the festive season. But giving up sugar entirely may not be the best option for everyone and doesn't necessarily lead to a healthy diet.
HIV used to be seen as a terminal illness, but important medical improvements in recent decades have changed this. It's now possible for HIV-positive people to live a normal, healthy life with the right treatment.
