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Indigenous Women Fight To Search 1950s CIA-Funded Human Experiments Site
A group of Indigenous women are hoping to stop the bulldozers at a former Montreal hospital which they believe could hold the truth about children still missing from a grisly half-century-old CIA experiment.
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"Could Have Been Any Of Us, Still Can Be": Women Doctors Living In Fear
Saving lives was the childhood dream for 28-year-old doctor Radhika, but after the brutal rape and murder of a colleague her own safety has increasingly become a top concern.
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Opinion | Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai - Three Brutal Rape Cases, 50 Years Apart
The circumstances of the terrible ordeal that each endured are so painfully similar that it makes one ask, when would Indias women have been abused and violated enough for us to act and do something substantial about it?
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Cancer Patient In US Dies After Surgical Robot Burns Holes In Organs
The woman had surgery at Baptist Health Boca Raton Regional Hospital in to treat her colon cancer with the multi-armed, remote-controlled da Vinci robot.
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Two Women Injured And One Airlifted To Hospital After Wild Otter Attack In US
A rare river otter attack in southern Montana has injured three women floating in inner tubes.
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3 Bus Riders Injured By Flying Bullets During Shooting In US: Police
Emergency services transported all three injured women to a local hospital, where they are expected to recover.
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"1 In 133,000 Occurrence": US Newborn Shares Birthday With Both Parents
Cassidy and Dylan Scott welcomed their daughter Lennon on December 18, giving her the same birthday as both of her parents.
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Isolated And Afraid: How Coronavirus Is Changing Pregnancy
In China and Hong Kong, women are instead left having to choose between spending upwards of HKD 100,000 (US$10,000) for private hospital delivery, where partners are still allowed to attend, or going it alone in the public system.
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World Health Day 2019: Getting To Know And Protect A Woman's Heart
Today is World Health Day and it is celebrating the theme of 'universal coverage for all'. The concept resonates well with everyone, but to me, coverage isn't only about access to hospitals and doctors but also access to knowledge that empowers us to prevent the onset of diseases and living a fulfilling life without fear.
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Hidden Cameras Filmed Women During Childbirth, Miscarriages: Lawsuit
A California women's hospital is accused of placing hidden cameras in operating rooms, where it secretly recorded scores of patients in stirrups during intimate medical procedures, including treatment after miscarriages, a lawsuit alleges.
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US World's Most Expensive Place To Give Birth: Report
The US is the most expensive place in the world for women to give birth, the media on Saturday cited a new study as showing.
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Joan Rivers, Queen of US 'Comediennes,' Dies Aged 81
Joan Rivers, the caustic stand-up comic and television host who blazed a trail at a time when comedy was all but off-limits to women, died in hospital in New York on Thursday. She was 81.
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Barack Obama intends to nominate Indian-American his Surgeon General
US President Barack Obama has announced his intention to nominate Indian-American Dr Vivek Hallegere Murthy as his next Surgeon General.
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US college lacrosse team's bus crashes, killing 2
A tour bus carrying a college's women's lacrosse team to a game went off the Pennsylvania Turnpike on Saturday and crashed into a tree, killing the driver and one passenger and sending others to hospitals, including some with serious injuries, authorities said.
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Woman to receive first US double arm transplant
A Texas woman who lost all four limbs to a flesh-eating bacteria has been approved for a double arm transplant at Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital in what will be the first such procedure performed in the United States.
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Indigenous Women Fight To Search 1950s CIA-Funded Human Experiments Site
A group of Indigenous women are hoping to stop the bulldozers at a former Montreal hospital which they believe could hold the truth about children still missing from a grisly half-century-old CIA experiment.
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"Could Have Been Any Of Us, Still Can Be": Women Doctors Living In Fear
Saving lives was the childhood dream for 28-year-old doctor Radhika, but after the brutal rape and murder of a colleague her own safety has increasingly become a top concern.
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Opinion | Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai - Three Brutal Rape Cases, 50 Years Apart
The circumstances of the terrible ordeal that each endured are so painfully similar that it makes one ask, when would Indias women have been abused and violated enough for us to act and do something substantial about it?
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Cancer Patient In US Dies After Surgical Robot Burns Holes In Organs
The woman had surgery at Baptist Health Boca Raton Regional Hospital in to treat her colon cancer with the multi-armed, remote-controlled da Vinci robot.
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Two Women Injured And One Airlifted To Hospital After Wild Otter Attack In US
A rare river otter attack in southern Montana has injured three women floating in inner tubes.
-
3 Bus Riders Injured By Flying Bullets During Shooting In US: Police
Emergency services transported all three injured women to a local hospital, where they are expected to recover.
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"1 In 133,000 Occurrence": US Newborn Shares Birthday With Both Parents
Cassidy and Dylan Scott welcomed their daughter Lennon on December 18, giving her the same birthday as both of her parents.
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Isolated And Afraid: How Coronavirus Is Changing Pregnancy
In China and Hong Kong, women are instead left having to choose between spending upwards of HKD 100,000 (US$10,000) for private hospital delivery, where partners are still allowed to attend, or going it alone in the public system.
-
World Health Day 2019: Getting To Know And Protect A Woman's Heart
Today is World Health Day and it is celebrating the theme of 'universal coverage for all'. The concept resonates well with everyone, but to me, coverage isn't only about access to hospitals and doctors but also access to knowledge that empowers us to prevent the onset of diseases and living a fulfilling life without fear.
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Hidden Cameras Filmed Women During Childbirth, Miscarriages: Lawsuit
A California women's hospital is accused of placing hidden cameras in operating rooms, where it secretly recorded scores of patients in stirrups during intimate medical procedures, including treatment after miscarriages, a lawsuit alleges.
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US World's Most Expensive Place To Give Birth: Report
The US is the most expensive place in the world for women to give birth, the media on Saturday cited a new study as showing.
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Joan Rivers, Queen of US 'Comediennes,' Dies Aged 81
Joan Rivers, the caustic stand-up comic and television host who blazed a trail at a time when comedy was all but off-limits to women, died in hospital in New York on Thursday. She was 81.
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Barack Obama intends to nominate Indian-American his Surgeon General
US President Barack Obama has announced his intention to nominate Indian-American Dr Vivek Hallegere Murthy as his next Surgeon General.
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US college lacrosse team's bus crashes, killing 2
A tour bus carrying a college's women's lacrosse team to a game went off the Pennsylvania Turnpike on Saturday and crashed into a tree, killing the driver and one passenger and sending others to hospitals, including some with serious injuries, authorities said.
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Woman to receive first US double arm transplant
A Texas woman who lost all four limbs to a flesh-eating bacteria has been approved for a double arm transplant at Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital in what will be the first such procedure performed in the United States.
