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Mass deaths of rare Kazakhstan antelopes stir conservation fears

Mass deaths of rare Kazakhstan antelopes stir conservation fears

The sudden deaths of tens of thousands of endangered antelopes in ex-Soviet Kazakhstan over the past two weeks have left…
‘Ebola will return’, veteran scientist warns

‘Ebola will return’, veteran scientist warns

Congolese expert Jean-Jacques Muyembe may be little known to the public, but he has been one of the world's top…
US military orders review as anthrax mishap widens

US military orders review as anthrax mishap widens

The US military said on Friday it discovered even more suspected shipments of live anthrax than previously thought, both in…
Obesity increases risk for common heart rhythm disorder

Obesity increases risk for common heart rhythm disorder

Obesity increases the risk for atrial fibrillation, a common heart rhythm disorder that can lead to blood clots, stroke and…
Medication not always an effective strategy for preventing hip fractures among elderly: study

Medication not always an effective strategy for preventing hip fractures among elderly: study

Aging, brittle bones are not what causes hip fractures, according to a new study that says fall prevention and protection…
Cairo runners to run Friday in support of MS day

Cairo runners to run Friday in support of MS day

Don your sports outfit and get ready to hit the streets in the 5k run in Zamalek Friday, May 29,…
New drugs from Bristol, Merck at forefront of cancer meeting

New drugs from Bristol, Merck at forefront of cancer meeting

New data to be released this weekend should help deepen the understanding of how broadly new drugs that unleash the…
Stressed out wives may make men’s blood pressure rise

Stressed out wives may make men’s blood pressure rise

When older men have stressed-out wives, their own blood pressure may go up, a US study suggests.While previous research has…
Mediterranean diet dramatically reduces risk for heart disease: study

Mediterranean diet dramatically reduces risk for heart disease: study

A ten-year study says that adults who abide by the Med diet could be 47 percent less likely to develop…
Doctors’ lapse may explain some minority lag in colon cancer screens

Doctors’ lapse may explain some minority lag in colon cancer screens

Racial minorities may be more likely to forego colon cancer screening than whites because their healthcare providers don’t recommend the…
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