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Illegal Steel Factories Dodge China Emissions Laws

Toxic Air Is Now More Dangerous Than HIV Or Ebola Virus, WHO Warns

Considering that HIV and Ebola is both being regarded as the some of the world's most dreaded diseases, what's the truth behind claims that air pollution is now worse and more dangerous than ever as compared to these two illnesses? What makes air pollution more dangerous and deadly? Find out what health professionals have to say

Reports Indicate 2016 Was Hottest Year On Record

Air Pollution Can Affect Antibiotics Effectiveness

Air pollution is not good for the health. Now there is more reason to be concerned, as air pollution can affect antibiotics effectiveness.

Brazil's Zika Babies Celebrate Their First Christmas

The Double Impact: Zika Virus Causes Microcephaly, Researchers Say

Considering WHO’s recent declaration of being free from Zika Virus’ threat, are we really free from the Zika aftermath? What’s the truth behind new claims that Zika virus can allegedly cause microcephaly? Is Zika a hopeless case? Find out what health authorities have to say

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Organ Trafficking: Vatican Says It Is A Crime Against Humanity

The Vatican invited representatives from countries all over the world to discuss ways and solutions to fight organ trafficking. The summit aims to have an agreement among all nations the acknowledgement that organ trafficking is a crime.

National Primate Research Centers Study Zika Virus

Update On Zika: WHO To Launch Strongest Zika Vaccine But After 2020;

As Zika becomes a globally epidemic disease, have we reached the success in our fight against the virus? What’s the truth behind the claims regarding the possible alleged strongest Zika vaccine set to be released after 2020? Is there a particular cause for the delay? Here’s what authorities have to say

Extreme Hunger in Northeast Nigeria: Update, 2016

World Food Program Fights Hunger In Poverty-Stricken Nation

The World Food Program extends its reach to this African nation which has long been suffering from famine, poverty and malnutrition.

Liberia Turns Towards Normalcy As Fight Continues To Eradicate Ebola

Epidemics Still A Problem In Unprepared World

Epidemics is still a reality many people are not aware of. Disease outbreaks would still be a problem in an unprepared world.

Ebola Alert: World Health Organization Is Not Prepared For The Next Ebola Attack

The world still ill-prepared for the next epidemic or pandemic expected virus. But the truama of the Ebola outbreak in West Africa may drive the change in health approach.

NIH Launches Ebola Vaccine Trials In Liberia

The Ultimate Cure For Ebola Finally Found, And This ‘Rare Disease’ Is Allegedly Helping Researchers Cure The Virus

Since its emergence, Ebola has been highly regarded as one of the most dreaded disease. With numerous efforts in looking for the perfect solution to the virus, how can this alleged ‘rare disease’ change the status quo? Can this be the game changer? What’s the truth behind claims to this so-called ‘rare disease’ having the ability to cure Ebola? Here are the details

Somali Famine Refugees Seek Aid In Mogadishu

Oh No! The Double Jeopardy Of HIV And Climate Change Is Real: But What’s The Link? Details Inside

ConsiderConsidering that HIV can really be fatal if not treated well, and climate change conditions are getting worse as time goes by, what more if these two powerful forces join together? Is there still hope for humanity? Can we still do something to lessen and totally eradicate this merging? Here’s what authorities have to saying that HIV can really be fatal if not treated well, and climate change conditions are getting worse as time goes by, what more if these two powerful forces join together? Is there still hope for humanity? Can we still do something to lessen and totally eradicate this merging? Here’s what authorities have to say

Germany Discusses Smoking Ban in Restaurants And Bars

Smoking Costs 6 Million Deaths, 1$ Trillion Expenses Annually; According To Reports

Smoking kills— this is not a cliche for nothing. About 6 million people have died in a year because of smoking. In fact, sources report that $1 trillion have already been spent all over the world for health care and productivity loss.

Rapid HIV Testing Goes Mobile in Los Angeles

This DIY HIV Testing Kits Might Just Save You Before The Problem Gets Worse, Find Out How

Considering that HIV cases are already perceived to be on the rise, how does this new type of DIY testing kits be of help? How does it differ from the usual type testing that we know? Is this even accurate? Here’s what health experts have to say

Teams Give Polio Vaccine in Massive Nigerian Innoculation

Oh No! Type 2 Polio Virus Strain Can Cause More Damage Than Before, But How? Has The Virus Evolved? Details, Inside

Is There A Polio Vaccine Shortage? How Dangerous Is The Newly Discovered Type 2 Polio Virus Strain That Is Poses A Major Threat To The Society? What’s The Truth Behind Claims That The Virus Has Evolved Into A Much Stronger Version? Here’s What Health Experts Have To Say

People Celebrate Christmas At Bondi Beach

Weekend Warriors Might Have Some Health Benefits After All

Regular exercise is recommended for a healthy lifestyle. However, even weekend warriors might have some health benefits after all.

Everything You Need To Know To End HIV/AIDS Epidemic: Is The Cure Finally Found? Details Inside

Considering the ever growing cases of HIV/Aids being recorded annually, what does it really take to end this problem? Is the perfect solution in putting a stop for the disease finally found? Here’s what health experts have to say.

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