Chinese 'quack' was freed to kill again: reports Business Standard
A Chinese "quack" doctor who believes water causes disease and has had at least 16 patients die from his treatment was released early from prison only to kill again, state-run media reported today. Hu Wanlin, who claimed to be an "omnipotent doctor" but ...
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A Chinese "quack" doctor who believes water causes disease and has had at least 16 patients die from his treatment was released early from prison only to kill again, state-run media reported today. Hu Wanlin, who claimed to be an "omnipotent doctor" but ...
College student, 21, wins free implants in breast modelling competition AsiaOne
Feifei (not her real name), a 21-year-old college student in Hefei, East China's Anhui province, was self-conscious about her figure so she took part in a breast modelling competition in July. She wanted breast implants, but could not afford the operation.
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Feifei (not her real name), a 21-year-old college student in Hefei, East China's Anhui province, was self-conscious about her figure so she took part in a breast modelling competition in July. She wanted breast implants, but could not afford the operation.
Ebola: nine charts show why it matters The Age
West Africa's Ebola outbreak remains "intense and widespread" in Sierra Leone, But how serious a threat is Ebola? inShare; submit to reddit · Email article · Print · Reprints & permissions. A health official wearing a protective suit waits to screen passengers in ...
Aust Ebola centre open within three weeksThe Australian
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Only 38% of Australia's Ebola funds have made it to Africa, group claimsThe Guardian
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West Africa's Ebola outbreak remains "intense and widespread" in Sierra Leone, But how serious a threat is Ebola? inShare; submit to reddit · Email article · Print · Reprints & permissions. A health official wearing a protective suit waits to screen passengers in ...
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Seeing clearly: HIV drugs could help stop vision loss Malay Mail Online
Bottles of antiretroviral drug Truvada are displayed at Jack's Pharmacy on November 23, 2010 in San Anselmo, California. — AFP picNEW YORK, Nov 21 — Drugs used to treat the HIV virus and AIDS could be used to fight against vision loss, a US university ...
UK lab says HIV/AIDS drugs could be used to treat age-related eye degenerationLexington Herald Leader
HIV drugs show promise in treating common eye diseaseReuters
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Bottles of antiretroviral drug Truvada are displayed at Jack's Pharmacy on November 23, 2010 in San Anselmo, California. — AFP picNEW YORK, Nov 21 — Drugs used to treat the HIV virus and AIDS could be used to fight against vision loss, a US university ...
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HIV drugs show promise in treating common eye disease
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Roma defender Leandro Castan to undergo brain surgery SI.com
A Roma defender is set to undergo neurosurgery in December after medical tests showed there is a congenital vascular alteration in his brain, the club said in a statement. Leandro Castan said he felt dizzy after a match against Empoli in September, but the ...
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A Roma defender is set to undergo neurosurgery in December after medical tests showed there is a congenital vascular alteration in his brain, the club said in a statement. Leandro Castan said he felt dizzy after a match against Empoli in September, but the ...
Roma star Castan set for brain surgery
Roma's Leandro Castan to undergo brain surgery
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US military may extend anti-Ebola mission in West Africa IBNLive
Washington: The US military may extend its mission to combat the spread of Ebola in West Africa beyond six months, if there was a surge of new cases. "We have to be prepared for this to go longer than six months," Pentagon official John Kirby said. He said ...
Effects of Ebola on Africa may be less than fearedIrish Independent
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Global response to Ebola in Liberia hampered by infightingIrish Times
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Washington: The US military may extend its mission to combat the spread of Ebola in West Africa beyond six months, if there was a surge of new cases. "We have to be prepared for this to go longer than six months," Pentagon official John Kirby said. He said ...
Effects of Ebola on Africa may be less than feared
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Picture power: Bird flu BBC News
When news broke that bird flu was back in the UK, photographers from the wire agencies, newspapers and freelancers made their way to the scene of the outbreak with the aim of capturing one image that told the story. With limited access it is a tough ...
Second case of bird flu confirmed in The Netherlandseuronews
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When news broke that bird flu was back in the UK, photographers from the wire agencies, newspapers and freelancers made their way to the scene of the outbreak with the aim of capturing one image that told the story. With limited access it is a tough ...
Second case of bird flu confirmed in The Netherlands
Second bird flu outbreak found on Dutch farm
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PHUKET: A third of women globally victims of domestic violence: WHO The Phuket News
GENEVE: Current efforts to prevent domestic violence are insufficient as a third of women worldwide are physically abused, according to a series of studies by the World Health Organization published on today (November 21).
One in three women have experienced physical or sexual violence from partnerThe Guardian
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GENEVE: Current efforts to prevent domestic violence are insufficient as a third of women worldwide are physically abused, according to a series of studies by the World Health Organization published on today (November 21).
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UN says fast-track plan can end global Aids threat by 2030 The Star
A five-year, fast-track battle against HIV could end the global threat of the Aids epidemic by 2030, the UN said on Tuesday, but failing to move quickly might allow the deadly virus to spring back. UNAids said reaching its new fast-track targets would avert ...
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A five-year, fast-track battle against HIV could end the global threat of the Aids epidemic by 2030, the UN said on Tuesday, but failing to move quickly might allow the deadly virus to spring back. UNAids said reaching its new fast-track targets would avert ...
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Queen fears malaria 'comeback' South Wales Guardian
The Queen has expressed concern that malaria is not getting enough attention due to the Ebola outbreak, a medical professor has said. Accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, the Queen was visiting foreign affairs think tank Chatham House in central ...
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The Queen has expressed concern that malaria is not getting enough attention due to the Ebola outbreak, a medical professor has said. Accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, the Queen was visiting foreign affairs think tank Chatham House in central ...
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