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Understanding Chandipura Virus: Origin, Symptoms and Preventive Measures
Infection with the Chandipura virus typically begins with a sudden high fever, followed by severe headaches, vomiting, convulsions, and altered mental status.
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"Bipartisan, Life-Saving": US Senate Passes Gun Control Bill After Decades
US senators advanced a bipartisan bill late Thursday addressing the epidemic of gun violence convulsing the country, approving a narrow package of new firearms restrictions and billions of dollars in mental health and school security funding.
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Watch: Chilling Account Of Girl Who Played Dead During School Shooting
An 11-year-old girl told horrified lawmakers Wednesday of smearing herself in her murdered classmate's blood to play dead during the most chilling in a spate of gun massacres that have convulsed the United States.
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11,500 Flights Cancelled Worldwide Since Friday Amid Record Covid Surge
Global travel chaos that convulsed the Christmas weekend spilled into Monday with major flight cancellations impacting millions returning from holiday breaks, as Covid-19 cases surge to record levels in Europe and several US states.
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"Like A Bomb": Tornado Levels Tight-Knit Kentucky Community
Alex Goodman knew something horrendous was occurring outside, as her house convulsed from a tornado that tore through western Kentucky "like a "bomb," killing dozens and forever changing the face of her town.
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Vomiting, Convulsions As US Convict Executed With Poison Jab: Report
A convicted murderer vomited and experienced convulsions as he was executed by lethal injection in the US state of Oklahoma on Thursday, witnesses said.
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2 Australian Ministers Demoted After Rape Allegations
Two Australian ministers were demoted from top cabinet posts Monday as the ruling conservative party tried to draw a line under dual rape scandals that have convulsed national politics.
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In 2020 The Ultra-Rich Got Richer. Now They're Bracing For The Backlash
In 2020, as the world convulsed under COVID-19 and the global economy faced its worst recession since World War II, billionaires saw their riches reach new heights.
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Lead, Nickel Found In Blood Of People With Mystery Illness In Andhra
Traces of lead and nickel are present in the blood of the people who contracted the mystery illness in Andhra Pradesh's Eluru, doctors from the All-India Institute of Medical Sciences have found. The number of people reporting symptoms went up to 556 on Tuesday, 458 people were discharged and only 98 patients are still in hospital undergoing tests....
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Elderly Man Tied To Madhya Pradesh Hospital Bed Allegedly Over Non-Payment Of Bills
In a shocking incident of alleged medical indifference, an elderly man was tied to a hospital bed in Madhya Pradesh after he allegedly failed to make payment of fees for his treatment. The hospital, however, claimed that he was having convulsions and as a result had his hands and legs tied so that he could not hurt himself.
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63% Record Turnout In Hong Kong Polls Amid Protests For Full Democracy
Record numbers of people voted on Sunday in Hong Kong district council elections viewed as a test of support for chief executive Carrie Lam following six months of often violent pro-democracy protests that have convulsed the Chinese-ruled city.
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Events, Including WTA Open, Cancelled In Protest-Wracked Hong Kong
One of Hong Kong's most prestigious sporting tournaments on Friday became the latest victim of the huge protests convulsing the city as a growing roster of events and entertainment acts pull out of the financial hub.
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International Epilepsy Day 2018: All You Need To Know About What Causes This Neurological Disorder
International Epilepsy Day is observed on February 11. It is meant to raise awareness about epilepsy, a condition which makes a person experience convulsions, and causes loss of consciousness and abnormal electrical activity in the brain.
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In 1984 Furore, Amarinder Singh Names 5 Congressmen, Says No Party Role
After Rahul Gandhi's comment in London about "no Congress involvement" in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots has caused political convulsions back home, especially in Punjab. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh took the Congress chief's statement ahead by limiting the party's role in the riots to the involvement of five leaders he named in the assembly.
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Top Bangladeshi Photographer Arrested For "Provocative" Interview
Bangladesh police said Monday they arrested a prize-winning photographer for "provocative comments" in an Al Jazeera interview about protests by teenagers that have convulsed the country for over a week.
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Understanding Chandipura Virus: Origin, Symptoms and Preventive Measures
Infection with the Chandipura virus typically begins with a sudden high fever, followed by severe headaches, vomiting, convulsions, and altered mental status.
-
"Bipartisan, Life-Saving": US Senate Passes Gun Control Bill After Decades
US senators advanced a bipartisan bill late Thursday addressing the epidemic of gun violence convulsing the country, approving a narrow package of new firearms restrictions and billions of dollars in mental health and school security funding.
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Watch: Chilling Account Of Girl Who Played Dead During School Shooting
An 11-year-old girl told horrified lawmakers Wednesday of smearing herself in her murdered classmate's blood to play dead during the most chilling in a spate of gun massacres that have convulsed the United States.
-
11,500 Flights Cancelled Worldwide Since Friday Amid Record Covid Surge
Global travel chaos that convulsed the Christmas weekend spilled into Monday with major flight cancellations impacting millions returning from holiday breaks, as Covid-19 cases surge to record levels in Europe and several US states.
-
"Like A Bomb": Tornado Levels Tight-Knit Kentucky Community
Alex Goodman knew something horrendous was occurring outside, as her house convulsed from a tornado that tore through western Kentucky "like a "bomb," killing dozens and forever changing the face of her town.
-
Vomiting, Convulsions As US Convict Executed With Poison Jab: Report
A convicted murderer vomited and experienced convulsions as he was executed by lethal injection in the US state of Oklahoma on Thursday, witnesses said.
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2 Australian Ministers Demoted After Rape Allegations
Two Australian ministers were demoted from top cabinet posts Monday as the ruling conservative party tried to draw a line under dual rape scandals that have convulsed national politics.
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In 2020 The Ultra-Rich Got Richer. Now They're Bracing For The Backlash
In 2020, as the world convulsed under COVID-19 and the global economy faced its worst recession since World War II, billionaires saw their riches reach new heights.
-
Lead, Nickel Found In Blood Of People With Mystery Illness In Andhra
Traces of lead and nickel are present in the blood of the people who contracted the mystery illness in Andhra Pradesh's Eluru, doctors from the All-India Institute of Medical Sciences have found. The number of people reporting symptoms went up to 556 on Tuesday, 458 people were discharged and only 98 patients are still in hospital undergoing tests....
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Elderly Man Tied To Madhya Pradesh Hospital Bed Allegedly Over Non-Payment Of Bills
In a shocking incident of alleged medical indifference, an elderly man was tied to a hospital bed in Madhya Pradesh after he allegedly failed to make payment of fees for his treatment. The hospital, however, claimed that he was having convulsions and as a result had his hands and legs tied so that he could not hurt himself.
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63% Record Turnout In Hong Kong Polls Amid Protests For Full Democracy
Record numbers of people voted on Sunday in Hong Kong district council elections viewed as a test of support for chief executive Carrie Lam following six months of often violent pro-democracy protests that have convulsed the Chinese-ruled city.
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Events, Including WTA Open, Cancelled In Protest-Wracked Hong Kong
One of Hong Kong's most prestigious sporting tournaments on Friday became the latest victim of the huge protests convulsing the city as a growing roster of events and entertainment acts pull out of the financial hub.
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International Epilepsy Day 2018: All You Need To Know About What Causes This Neurological Disorder
International Epilepsy Day is observed on February 11. It is meant to raise awareness about epilepsy, a condition which makes a person experience convulsions, and causes loss of consciousness and abnormal electrical activity in the brain.
-
In 1984 Furore, Amarinder Singh Names 5 Congressmen, Says No Party Role
After Rahul Gandhi's comment in London about "no Congress involvement" in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots has caused political convulsions back home, especially in Punjab. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh took the Congress chief's statement ahead by limiting the party's role in the riots to the involvement of five leaders he named in the assembly.
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Top Bangladeshi Photographer Arrested For "Provocative" Interview
Bangladesh police said Monday they arrested a prize-winning photographer for "provocative comments" in an Al Jazeera interview about protests by teenagers that have convulsed the country for over a week.
