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WASHINGTON (AFP) - A chromosome abnormality called aneuploidy can cause cancer, US researchers said in a study published Monday, confirming what scientists have long suspected. Full Story »
WASHINGTON (AFP) - A chromosome abnormality called aneuploidy can cause cancer, US researchers said in a study published Monday, confirming what scientists have long suspected. Full Story »
FRANKFURT (AFP) - The German pharmaceutical and chemical group Bayer said on Monday it had won European approval for its Visanne drug, which treats the gynecological disease endometriosis. Full Story »
BERLIN (AFP) - Germany wants to sell to other countries millions of spare swine flu vaccines because of fewer people than expected coming forward to be injected, the country's health minister said on Monday. Full Story »
GAZA CITY (AFP) - Hospital masks and anti-bacterial hand gel vanished from shelves in the Gaza Strip as fear gripped the besieged Hamas-ruled territory after the first deaths of swine flu. Full Story »
BERLIN (AFP) - The trade in counterfeit medicines in the European Union has exceeded the body's worst fears, the European industry commissioner said on Monday. Full Story »
JOHANNESBURG (AFP) - The king of South Africa's Zulus wants to revive the practice of circumcision among his people to help fight the spread of AIDS, the Sapa news agency reported Sunday. Full Story »
JOHANNESBURG (AFP) - In the eclectic buzz of Africa's richest city, where run-down buildings abut sleek mining houses, is a gateway to a centuries-old world of giant tubers, herbs and musty animal parts. Full Story »
WELLINGTON (AFP) - An HIV-positive man in New Zealand has admitted injecting his blood into his sleeping wife and infecting her with the virus which can cause AIDS, a newspaper reported Sunday. Full Story »
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Cans of a popular, ready-to-drink weight loss product are being recalled in the United States after tests showed the liquid meals could be tainted with bacteria, the Food and Drug Administration said Friday. Full Story »
GENEVA (AFP) - The World Health Organisation confirmed on Friday that swine flu has peaked in North America and was declining, in its latest weekly data on the pandemic. Full Story »
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