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Flu vaccination: who should receive it
Seasonal vaccination is aimed especially at people with a higher risk of complications. Age, underlying conditions, pregnancy and occupational exposure all matter.
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Proton therapy: precise, but not automatically better
Protons can reduce the dose beyond a tumour. Whether that creates a meaningful benefit depends on tumour type, location, age and the treatment goal.
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GM food: what EU rules require
Authorised GM foods are assessed before market access and are subject to labelling and traceability rules. The specific product, not a slogan, is what is evaluated.
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Medicine safety: lawful supply rather than origin myths
Quality depends on authorisation, manufacturing, storage and a controlled supply chain. Country of origin alone is not a reliable safety marker.
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Organic food: what the EU logo really means
The EU organic logo confirms controlled production and processing rules. It does not prove that every product is more nutritious or automatically healthier.
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Tea, caffeine and wellbeing
Tea can fit well into daily life. Effects and tolerance depend on variety, preparation, total caffeine intake and individual sensitivity.
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Rheumatoid arthritis: early assessment protects function
Persistent joint swelling and prolonged morning stiffness warrant early rheumatology assessment. Diagnosis combines several findings rather than one test result.
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Complementary medicine: complement, do not replace
Complementary approaches may relieve symptoms in selected situations. Realistic goals, product quality and protection from interactions or treatment delays are essential.
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