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[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- Ethiopia's National Emergency Medical Team (EMT) has received international classification from the World Health Organization (WHO), making it the first civilian EMT in the WHO African Region to attain the classification, according to a WHO announcement on Tuesday.
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In a Canadian first, scientists are exposing healthy volunteers to influenza to speed vaccine research in preparation for the next pandemic
[Daily News] Pemba -- A SAFE blood donation campaign has been rolled out across Pemba's four districts as health officials seek to increase supplies for hospitals facing high demand for transfusions.
Investors are pumping $123 million into a tiny Michigan biotech that is resurrecting an Astellas cancer drug for an eye disease that has attracted lots of VC and pharma attention in recent years.
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