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WHO chief warns "two danger zones" for world health development
WHO Director-General warned on Monday that squeezed funds and rise of chronic non-communicable disease were "two danger zones" for the world public health development.
100 children with congenital heart disease to receive free surgery in Beijing
Children with congenital heart disease from southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region get off the train after arriving at the Beijing West Railway Station in Beijing, capital of China, May 20, 2012. A total of over 100 children with congenital heart disease came to Beijing on Sunday from six prefectures and cities of Tibet to receive free surgery as beneficiaries of a charity program.
Students in Beijing call for equality for AIDS patients
About 200 students from 21 universities lit candles in remembrance of those who have died from AIDS-related illness at an AIDS candlelight memorial service held here Sunday.
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Top ten foods to prevent cancer
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Singapore scientists discover way to "starve" cancer cells
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Top 10 anti-cancer foods
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New health data highlights noncommunicable diseases as top killer
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Fake stewed pig ears pose health risks
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U.S. woman fighting flesh-eating disease breathes on her own
An American woman fighting a flesh-eating disease caused by group A streptococcus is now able to breathe on her own with the help of an oxygen mask and a tracheostomy, media reports said Tuesday.
Chinese health minister calls for collaboration on universal coverage of health services
Chinese Health Minister Chen Zhu said the international community is obliged to collaborate towards common goals to achieve universal coverage of necessary health services and to overcome present difficulties together.
Breakfast from around world
A meal eaten in the morning differs dramatically from one country to another.
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China reports sharp drop in measles
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U.S. woman fighting flesh-eating disease breathes on her own
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HK detects new NDM case
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Anthrax detected in Ukrainian farm
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Cambodia reports 1,500 cases of dengue fever-like CHIKV virus in last 12 months
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WHO chief warns "two danger zones" for world health development
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Wipe out polio, now
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Malnutrition remains challenge to Indonesian children's health: reports
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Evolving village clinics secure rural public health
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Experts meet in Italy to foster dialogue between Chinese and Western medicine
Research
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Israel achieves stem cell breakthrough in retardation research
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Singapore scientists discover way to "starve" cancer cells
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New health data highlights noncommunicable diseases as top killer
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Early biomarker for pancreatic cancer identified
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Genentech to test Alzheimer's drug in landmark prevention trial
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Breakfast from around world
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Students in Beijing call for equality for AIDS patients
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100 children with congenital heart disease to receive free surgery in Beijing
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Singapore's minister for health to attend WHA in Geneva
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HK resumes poultry imports from Liaoning
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Top 10 anti-cancer foods
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9 foods that make you cool off in summer
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42% of Americans obese by 2030, Study
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Boy finds voice in music
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Fitness Festival held in E China's Jiangsu Province
