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In the Algerian desert of Tindouf, 11 Sahrawi workers manufacture antibiotics, eye drops and dermatological creams for a refugee population that has been surviving in exile for half-a-century
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Mr Aituma said there is no known single cause of the condition, but several factors can increase a woman's risk. The post PT Health Watch: How Pregnancy-Induced Hypertension puts mother, baby at risk…
African leaders at the event called for stronger domestic financing, multisectoral action and deeper collaboration to protect gains made in the fight against malaria and accelerate progress towards…
Health minister Lo Chung-mau on Sunday refuted a claim that local nursing graduates could not find a job. Speaking to reporters after a Commercial Radio programme, Lo said the Hospital Authority had…
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Claims that treatments can "reverse aging" or "attack cancer cells" are being used to promote regenerative medicine at private clinic
Young Australians say strangulation has become so normalised in sexual culture it is no longer considered a kink but simply part of the sexual "playbook".
