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Canada kept detection of salmon virus secret
A decade before this fall's salmon-virus scare, a Canadian government researcher said she found a similar virus in ...Posted by Dwight Rousu -
Social Media Join Toolkit for Hunters of Disease
Social media — Facebook, Google, Twitter, location-based services like Foursquare and more — are changing the ...Posted by Ellie Kesselman -
Circumcision Ban to Appear on San Francisco Ballot
An initiative that would ban the circumcision of males younger than 18 in San Francisco has received enough ...Posted by Ellie Kesselman
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Whatever happened to mad cow disease?
(Blog Post) The first report of BSE was in the UK in 1986. Around 180,000 cows in the UK were suspected to have been infected ...Posted by Jack Powers -
As cholera worsens, violence breaks out in Haiti
Anger over the cholera outbreak led to violent demonstrations today as protesters set fire to a police station and ...Posted by Jon Mitchell
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Haiti, Nearly a Year Later
Already, more than 1,700 people have died of cholera in less than a month, and the Pan American Health Organization ...Posted by Lynn Caporale -
Greg Laden's Blog : How much is the world spending on neglected disease research and development?
How much are we actually spending on the development of pharmaceutical tools to treat HIV/AIDS, TB, leichmaniasis, ...Posted by Erin Fahey -
Leading article: We have a moral imperative to act
() There is bad news and good news about the Aids epidemic whose deadly grip is continuing to spread across the globe.Posted by Makoto Ishii
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Stimulus and Swine Flu: Where the Truth Lies
The story about Republicans cutting stimulus money to fight swine flu has spread like, well, a pandemic flu. But ...Posted by Derek Hawkins -
Meat Wars: Why Are Those Wacky Koreans Dissin' Our Beef?
() South Korea suspended the purchase of US beef in 2003 after an incident of mad cow was reported in Washington ...Posted by Harv Roth
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