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All over the world, there are hidden messages in city streets, hospitals, and on public transport. Why do they exist?
When you're not sick, doctors often have no idea about your health. Biologist Leroy Hood believes that needs to change.
A good bedside manner can help heal the body, but if doctors don’t choose their words carefully, they can also make you unwell.
A few rare and unexpected recoveries have made doctors scratch their heads, says David Robson. Can we learn from the times the body rids itself of cancer?
Seeing a light and a tunnel may be the popular perception of death, but as Rachel Nuwer discovers, reports are emerging of many other strange experiences.
To die, sometimes you need only believe you are ill, and as David Robson discovers, we can unwittingly ‘catch’ such fears, often with terrifying consequences.
If the person in front of you is going to die, what are the right words to tell them? Chrissie Giles asks doctors how they tackle the hardest conversation.
Most of Kenya’s population can’t afford the crippling expenses if they fall seriously ill. But help is at their fingertips via their mobile phones.
