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Can This Be Pro-Life?
Health & Wellness  (tags: abortion, Bush, McCain, Palin, Africa, women, rape, sex education, contraception, AIDS, bush, bushadministration, ethics, lies, healthcare, politics, children, disease, family, protection, prevention, women )

Rebecca
- 2 days ago - nytimes.com
The Bush administration this month is quietly cutting off birth control supplies to some of the world's poorest women in Africa. Thus the paradox of a "pro-life" administration adopting a policy whose result will be tens of thousands of additional abortio
Children of Nigeria: Fears That Have Refused to Go Away
Health & Wellness  (tags: children, death, africa, United Nations Children's Fund, UNICEF, child mortality, health, disease, nutrition, pneumonia, illness, sepsis, Diarrhoeal, Malaria, measles, HIV/AIDS, new born babies )

Kelli
- 89 days ago - childwitches.blogspot.com
For most parents in sub-saharan Africa, the fear that their children would die before reaching five years is still a nightmare
What a Tangled Web They Weave...
Health & Wellness  (tags: Africa, hoax, AIDS, research, risks, safety, society, abuse, AlternativeMed, disease, drugs, humans, illness, investigation, protection, warning, Billions of dollars, CDC, NIH, Military, genocide )

Gregory
- 142 days ago - brasschecktv.com
Professor Peter Duesberg doesn't accept the still-unproven (and some say dubious) theory that the group of diseases known as AIDS is caused by HIV. Not everyone buys the AIDS story as told by the media, the US government and the pharmaceutical companies.
Ethiopia: Millions 'Risk Hunger'
Health & Wellness  (tags: Africa, Ethiopia, Starvation, United Nations )

Ben
- 145 days ago - news.bbc.co.uk
Six million children in Ethiopia are at risk of acute malnutrition following the failure of rains, the UN children's agency, Unicef, has warned.
Over $ 15.00 Goes to Children International for Every Trial Taken From This Page
Health & Wellness  (tags: humans, Sustainabililty, suffering, world, children, africa, asia, china, humans, Refugees&Relief, Refugees&Relief, child, children, family, health, humans, philanthropy, babies, children, disease, diet, family, healthcare, health, humans, medicine )

Dennis
- 149 days ago - marylandgreenpower.com
Here's a nice offer - MGPC will send Children International $ 15.00 when you order a free trial of the e-store from this site, whether you keep it or not, (that's 3 times what they give for leads from e-commerce sites!) Care2 also supports Children Intn
Malaria: Disease Without Borders
Health & Wellness  (tags: malaria, mosquito, disease, africa, malaria, endemic )

Ananya
- 161 days ago - cbc.ca
Malaria is an infectious disease that kills an average of more than one million people every year, mostly infants, young children, and pregnant women. Most of those deaths are in Africa.
Nigerian Court Postpones Pfizer Case to April 21
Health & Wellness  (tags: big pharma, guinea pigs, human trials, Africa, Nigeria )


- 182 days ago - news.yahoo.com
A Nigerian court Thursday adjourned to April 21 the case in which US pharmaceutical giant Pfizer Inc. is seeking to quash a government report on a controversial clinical trial by the firm. (See details of story in comment below.)
Elephants, Geckos and You: Making the Sticky Connection
Health & Wellness  (tags: interesting, study, scientists, science, technology, tech, africa, world, health, healthcare, illness, medicine, news, research )

Gavin
- 230 days ago - ecoworldly.com
A joint team of MIT and Havard researchers were inspired by the sticky feet of the gecko to create a dissolving bandage that can be issued on soft tissue within the human body.
Poverty, Disease and Witchcraft in Africa
Health & Wellness  (tags: health, HIV, children, death, herbs, poverty, witchcraft, Africa, disease )

Kelli
- 231 days ago - canada.com
"When you believe [in] witches, you don't go for a test," the elderly grandmother says. "People say you have to go to a witch doctor instead of going to the hospital."
Sierra Leone's Slum Medic - Africa
Health & Wellness  (tags: sierra leone, africa, slums, medic, health, diary )

Chrissy
- 237 days ago - news.bbc.co.uk
Adama Gondor will be keeping a regular diary for the BBC News website about running a clinic in a coastal slum of Sierra Leone's capital, Freetown. Here she discusses the challenges she faces in Kroo Bay, where shanty houses have been built on a rubbish
WHO: Nets, Medicines Win Ground Against Malaria
Health & Wellness  (tags: environment, 'HUMANRIGHTS!', africa, death, unitednations, world, medicine, research, study, women )

Michael
- 253 days ago - nytimes.com
We saw a very drastic impact," said Dr. Arata Kochi, chief of malaria for the W.H.O. "If this is done everywhere, we can reduce the disease burden 80 to 85 percent in most African countries within five years."
Perpetrators and Victims Work Together to Rebuild Mozambique
Health & Wellness  (tags: violence, world, war, politics, government, africa, health, research, science, women )

Michael
- 257 days ago - nwo.info
Mozambiquians who fought each other for years in a bloody civil war are processing their traumas in a unique manner by rebuilding their country together. This hopeful conclusion is drawn by Dutch-sponsored psychologist and medical anthropologist Victor
Kenya: MSF Ramps Up Presence as Violence Continues
Health & Wellness  (tags: humans, healthcare, medicine, africa, kenya )

Michael
- 263 days ago - doctorswithoutborders.org
A team consisting of two doctors, a surgeon, two logisticians, and a nurse are supporting the hospital in Eldoret and helping to distribute non-food items, such as plastic sheeting, blankets, and jerry cans, to people living in camps around the city.
Three Wails:Nigeia's Cylce of Hunger, the Other Darfur- Malaria Still the Culprit
Health & Wellness  (tags: government, africa, children, world, healthcare, health, medicine, nutrition, treatment, women, disease, drugs )

Michael
- 263 days ago - mercycorps.org
Sanam's tiny clinic is one of nearly 120 health facilities that Mercy Corps is supporting in Niger, the lowest-ranked country on the United Nations' Human Development Index. The people of Niger, already mired in poverty, continue to suffer from chronic un
KENYA: Florence Gundo: "How Will We Feed the Children
Health & Wellness  (tags: 'HUMANRIGHTS!', africa, children, elections, death, government, Refugees&Relief, violence, politics, disease, hiv )

Michael
- 267 days ago - irinnews.org
Our group consists of several women, many of whom lost their husbands to HIV and are HIV-positive themselves. We run a nursery where orphaned children come and spend the day and get a meal;
 

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