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The UN-Arab League special envoy to Syria, Kofi Annan, is leaving his post, saying increasing militarisation and lack of unity at the UN are...
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Kofi Annan announced his resignation as UN international envoy to Syria
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Putin Regrets UN Envoy Annan’s Resignation
Russian President Vladimir Putin said he regrets Kofi Annan’s resignation from the post of the UN and Arab League special envoy on Syria, but said...
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Toronto Public Health say they have received two reports of probable human cases of West Nile virus in the city. If confirmed, they would be the first human cases so far this year. Dr. Howard Shapiro, the associate medical officer of health in Toronto, ... |
Stem cell findings point toward new cancer treatments - Los Angeles Times
When cancers are treated, tumors may shrink but then come roaring back. Now studies on three different types of tumors suggest a key reason why: The cancers are fueled by stem cells that chemotherapy drugs don't kill. The findings — made by independent ... |
Exercise may fight depression in heart failure patients - Atlanta Journal Constitution
By Brenda Goodman, MA and Reviewed by Louise Chang, MD Exercise helps people with heart failure feel a bit better, physically and emotionally, a new study shows. It may also lower a person's risk of dying or winding up in the hospital. |
By Alexandra Sifferlin | @acsifferlin | August 1, 2012 | + Skimping out on sleep won't just put you in a cranky mood. It may also reduce the effectiveness of vaccines, a new study from researchers at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), ... |
By Matt McMillen Aug. 2, 2012 -- People light up fewer cigarettes these days, but the number of cigars and the amount of pipe tobacco used for roll-your-owns smoked each year is on the rise. And, while the total amount of tobacco consumption continues ... |
Arijit Guha, an Arizona State University graduate student, returned from a trip to India with a stomach ache and only one month later learned he had Stage IV colon cancer. As tough as his diagnosis was at the age of 30, learning that his insurance ... |
(RTTNews) - Combining two breast cancer drugs that have traditionally been given as single treatments may prolong the life of patients, a new report from researchers at Loyola University Medical Center near Chicago says. Lead researcher Dr. Kathy ... |
An evolutionary "loophole" might explain why males of many species live shorter lives than their female counterparts, a new study finds. The loophole lies in the mitochondria, the energy-generating parts of ou |
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