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Since its discovery, there hasn't been any treatment for this deadly disease. "The information campaign is being put in place but is still insufficient", Mede...

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Death suspected from West Virginia hepatitis A outbreak

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In the study , the researchers found that couples who included more seafood in their diets had sex more often, and tended to get pregnant faster, than coup...

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Nebraska troopers seize 118 pounds of fentanyl during traffic stop

Initially police believed that he had discovered the connection of any drug and cocaine, but on Thursday officials said that testing showed that the drugs were ...

Mussels off the coast of Seattle test positive for opioids

When scientists from the Puget Sound Institute of the University of Washington-Tacoma tested mussels from three sites near the harbors of greater Seattle , ...

Nipah Virus: How it spreads, symptoms and treatment of the infection

There is no cure known yet, and patients are only given supportive care. The Kozhikode Medical College has 136 patients and nearby Malappuram district 24 pa...

World Health Organization warns Ebola in DRC may spread nationally, internationally

Last Thursday, a first case of Ebola was reported in Mbandaka, a Congolese city of around 1.2 million people. The response to the Ebola outbreak by WHO an...

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Trump welcomes NK 'warm' response to canceled summit

After decades of tension on the Korean Peninsula and antagonism with the United States over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program, Kim and Trump agreed to what wo...

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Bhubaneswar: With the deadly Nipah Virus (NiV) reportedly claiming lives of 12 persons in Kerela, the Odisha government has issued an alert to five medical co...

FDA Warns Infant Teething Medications Are Unsafe

Babies who experience these problems should get medical attention immediately. Pharmacists can play an important role in educating patients on the dangers of ...

Sleep in this weekend

That made the risk of death the same as those consistent sleepers getting a good seven hours every night. He said: "You can't keep burning the candle at both en...

Poland hails its first Man Booker International victor

Still, the 56-year-old author counts among Poland's top writers. More than 100 books were submitted for the 2018 prize, which celebrates the best in transla...

North Korea demolishes nuke test site with series of blasts

The North did not invite worldwide nuclear weapons inspectors to the ceremony. "Whether the USA will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to...

Judge: President Trump can't block critics on Twitter

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JJ Watt visits Santa Fe shooting survivors and nurses at hospital

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S.Korean journalists to visit DPRK for covering nuke test site dismantling

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Ryanair's full-year profit up 10% despite cancellations

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GE to merge rail division with Wabtec

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Justice Department to examine Trump's claim of Federal Bureau of Investigation surveillance of campaign

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Baltimore County police officer shot

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Steph Curry's mom was not impressed he dropped F-bombs

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Suicidal Thoughts, Attempts On The Rise Among Young People: 'It's A Critical Public-Health Crisis Right Now'

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Ebola Is Back. Here's How The New Outbreak Is Different From 2014

The worst-ever Ebola outbreak started in December 2013 in southern Guinea before spreading to neighbouring west African countries Liberia and Sierra Leone, kill...

FDA Approves First Non-Opioid For Management Of Opioid Withdrawal Symptoms

The symptoms can inflict patients who are using opioids as instructed by a physician, and those patients who are addicted to it. The agency stressed that Luce...

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While physical exercise may stave off dementia , it does not delay mental decline in people after they've been diagnosed, a study in almost 500 people with t...

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For the top 10 ranked countries, Germany retained the first position, Brazil in second, Belgium in third, Portugal fourth and Argentina fifth. However, there ...

Around 2.5 Billion More People Will be Living in Cities by 2050

The report, released on Wednesday and entitled "The 2018 Revision of World Urbanization Prospects ", points out that the world will continue to urbanise in the...