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More financial assistance sought for SARS victims
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More financial assistance sought for SARS victims
The government has been accused of being tight-fisted with regard to former sufferers of SARS, and, in a bid to loosen its fingers, the Legislative Council passed a nonbinding motion calling for more ... (photo: WorldPhotos.com) Hong Kong Standard
Singapore, Vietnam praised for SARS fight
Health   Photos   Sars   Singapore   Vietnam  
Singapore, Vietnam praised for SARS fight
A new World Health Organization book praises Singapore and Vietnam for swiftly tackling the SARS crisis in 2003, but slams China for threatening the rest of the world by withholding information and de... (photo: WorldPhotos.com) Hong Kong Standard
Rural areas ill-prepared for bird flu Rural areas ill-prepared for bird flu
Health services are sorely lacking in rural areas of many countries and these must be beefed up should the H5N1 bird flu virus trigger a pandemic, according to the World Health Organization. | Friday,... (photo: Farm Sanctuary) Hong Kong Standard
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Gear up rural areas to fight bird flu -WHO Gear up rural areas to fight bird flu -WHO
HONG KONG, May 18 (Reuters) - Health services are sorely lacking in rural areas of many countries and these must be beefed up should the H5N1 bird flu virus trigger a pandemic, the World Health Organi... (photo: China Photos/WorldPhotos.com) Reuters
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More financial assistance sought for SARS victims More financial assistance sought for SARS victims
The government has been accused of being tight-fisted with regard to former sufferers of SARS, and, in a bid to loosen its fingers, the Legislative Council passed a nonbi... (photo: WorldPhotos.com) Hong Kong Standard
Aid   Asia   Disease   Finance   Photos  
Health safeguards for Taiwan, too Tariana Turia Health safeguards for Taiwan, too Tariana Turia
Wednesday, 17 May 2006, 4:27 pm Press Release: The Maori Party Health safeguards for Taiwan, too Tariana Turia, | Co-leader, Maori Party Wednesday | 17th May 2006 | With ... (photo: WN/Marzena Bozek) Scoop
Asia   Bird Flu   Health   Photos   Taiwan  
Singapore, Vietnam praised for SARS fight Singapore, Vietnam praised for SARS fight
A new World Health Organization book praises Singapore and Vietnam for swiftly tackling the SARS crisis in 2003, but slams China for threatening the rest of the world by ... (photo: WorldPhotos.com) Hong Kong Standard
Health   Photos   Sars   Singapore   Vietnam  
Beef import ban proves US bone of contention Beef import ban proves US bone of contention
Hong Kong's zero-tolerance policy on boneless beef imports from the United States is causing frustration for US authorities trying to iron out differences between their o... (photo: WN) Hong Kong Standard
Health   Hong Kong   Photos   Stock   US  
Avian flu wanes in Asian nations it first hit hard Avian flu wanes in Asian nations it first hit hard
Even as it crops up in the far corners of Europe and Africa, the virulent bird flu that raised fears of a human pandemic has been largely snuffed out in the parts of Sout... (photo: WorldPhotos.com/Daniel Berehulak) International Herald Tribune
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AIDS Malaria
With Bono the preacher man on his mission to Africa
Nurse exodus leaves Kenya in crisis
Blair seeks help to fight Aids in Africa
Bono on tour
Chinese NGO says legally elected to global AIDS fund
Chinese NGO says legally elected to global AIDS fund
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Bono: Africa must work to stop malaria
Eradicating malaria is like first moon walk-Bono
Eradicating malaria is like first moon walk: Bono
Famine in Kenya: The rains have finally come, but for many i
Famine in Kenya: The rains have finally come, but for many it's already too late
Famine in Kenya: The rains have finally come, but for many it's already too late
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BSE & CJD Health
Patients 'not at risk' of catching mad cow disease
Radio-frequency chips coming to cattle
Radio-frequency chips coming to cattle, but not easily
Radio-Frequency Chips Coming to Cattle
Japan, U.S. reach accord on beef imports
Japan, U.S. reach accord on beef imports
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UN health boss rushed to hospital
Illegal drugs list to be expanded
Diabetes rate high in Bahrain
L-drivers desperate for more instructors...
Drowning in her drink
Drowning in her drink
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Science Environment
The World in a Week
Banana drama
Animal rights protesters are right on one thing - there'
Look what we have done
The Bond-Talent gap
The Bond-Talent gap
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French are rudest, most boring people on earth
Canada wants into Asia-Pacific Partnership on climate change
National Forests For Sale? Kids Can't Believe It
French are rudest, most boring people on earth—B
Bye bye birdie
Bye bye birdie
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Nature Pollution
Whaling ban on edge of extinction
Dairy diet the natural way for mothers to conceive twins
Wildlife Agency to Study People’s Attitude Toward Conservati
Conservative Order Faces Tough Future
Bye bye birdie
Bye bye birdie
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Canada wants into Asia-Pacific Partnership on climate change
Energy: Going nuclear
Canada moves closer to anti-Kyoto group
Nuclear energy debate call 'a sham'
Australia may develop nuclear power - PM Howard
Australia may develop nuclear power - PM Howard
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