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In the US , the FDA recommended that women should receive a lower dosage of the insomnia drug zolpidem than men.
Tufts University study found that the differential effect of the drug had nothing to do with sex.
Angela Saini argues that many of the gaps in health outcomes between men and women have nothing to play with biological sex.
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