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What It's Like To Live With Microcephaly, The Birth Defect Linked To Zika 'Emergency'
"She will not walk," a doctor told Ana Carolina Caceres's mother on the day she was born. "She will not talk and, over time, she will enter a vegetative state until she dies."
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The Limits of Fitbit and Other Wearable Technology
While a lot of people are interested in the potential for wearables to transform health behaviours, there hasn't been much evidence yet that these devices do that.
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What Your New Gym Doesn't Want You to Know
If you're thinking more these days about your fitness regimen -- or lack thereof -- then you're not alone.
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What Your New Gym Doesn't Want You To Know
If you're thinking more these days about your fitness regimen -- or lack thereof -- then you're not alone. It's the time of year when many Americans realize they are a little pudgier than they ought to be and resolve to slim down. In other words, it's a money-making time for the gym industry.
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First Lab-in-a-Briefcase to Detect Cancer
Scientists have developed the world's first portable lab-in-a-briefcase that can operate even at high temperatures, with the aim of boosting early detection rates of cancer in developing countries.
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to Announce New Law After Graft Scandal
Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy will on Thursday present a new law aimed at tightening political party accounting rules, the day after his Health Minister resigned amid a massive corruption scandal.
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Spanish Health Minister Quits Over Graft Scandal
Spanish Health Minister Ana Mato resigned on Wednesday after being linked to a massive corruption scandal involving an alleged kickback scheme at the heart of the prime minister's conservative Popular Party.
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Anna's supporters pray for his health at Rajghat
As Anna Hazare recuperates in a Pune hospital, his supporters held a prayer meeting at Rajghat in New Delhi on Sunday for his health and vowed to make Jan Lokpal a reality this year.
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What It's Like To Live With Microcephaly, The Birth Defect Linked To Zika 'Emergency'
"She will not walk," a doctor told Ana Carolina Caceres's mother on the day she was born. "She will not talk and, over time, she will enter a vegetative state until she dies."
-
The Limits of Fitbit and Other Wearable Technology
While a lot of people are interested in the potential for wearables to transform health behaviours, there hasn't been much evidence yet that these devices do that.
-
What Your New Gym Doesn't Want You to Know
If you're thinking more these days about your fitness regimen -- or lack thereof -- then you're not alone.
-
What Your New Gym Doesn't Want You To Know
If you're thinking more these days about your fitness regimen -- or lack thereof -- then you're not alone. It's the time of year when many Americans realize they are a little pudgier than they ought to be and resolve to slim down. In other words, it's a money-making time for the gym industry.
-
First Lab-in-a-Briefcase to Detect Cancer
Scientists have developed the world's first portable lab-in-a-briefcase that can operate even at high temperatures, with the aim of boosting early detection rates of cancer in developing countries.
-
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to Announce New Law After Graft Scandal
Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy will on Thursday present a new law aimed at tightening political party accounting rules, the day after his Health Minister resigned amid a massive corruption scandal.
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Spanish Health Minister Quits Over Graft Scandal
Spanish Health Minister Ana Mato resigned on Wednesday after being linked to a massive corruption scandal involving an alleged kickback scheme at the heart of the prime minister's conservative Popular Party.
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Anna's supporters pray for his health at Rajghat
As Anna Hazare recuperates in a Pune hospital, his supporters held a prayer meeting at Rajghat in New Delhi on Sunday for his health and vowed to make Jan Lokpal a reality this year.
