Daily aspirin reduces risk of ovarian cancer, regardless of genetics

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A new review finds that women receive 25%-40% more antibiotics, experience up to twice as many adverse reactions, yet are underrepresented in trials; clinicians should adopt sex-aware prescribing.

South Korea's birthrate rose for a second straight year in 2025, signalling that the country facing a demographic crisis for nearly a decade may be starting to turn a corner.

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