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By Rosalie Chan
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It must learn from its failures during Ebola
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Europe Sees First Zika Case
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Being overweight may bring symptoms of the disease on earlier
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At Least Donald Trump Started a Conversation About Menstruation
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Amnesty International Wants to Decriminalize Sex Work
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By Charlotte Alter
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