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Obama urges US Congress to vote on healthcare
Reuters. ST. CHARLES, (Missouri). President Barack Obama declared on Wednesday the "time for talk is over" and urged the US Congress to vote on healthcare as his health secretary directly challenged insurers to forgo profits to make coverage more affordable.
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Typhoid kills five people
The epicentre of the outbreak is the high-density suburb of Mabvuku. In the past two years the township has rarely experienced a reliable supply of water, forcing residents to dig shallow wells, which are easily polluted by ablutions and waste.
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Miracle op girl to return home
Nomatter after operation in October last year RELATED STORIES THE 18-year-old Mutare girl given months to live after growing a cancerous tumour in her mouth is to return home after undergoing life-saving surgery in the United Kingdom.
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City ex-prostitute bares all
For many, though they at times have the presence of mind that nudges them into cognisance of the deviant and indecent nature of this trade, they, still, reluctantly resign to the fate and destiny of circumstances beyond individual control.
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Nyakutizira Akazvisungirira
Nemusi wa25 Kukadzi nenguva dza3 masikati, zvinonzi Susan akaperekedzwa nemukoma wake kumba kwaMavhondo uko vakasvikowirirana vari vatatu kuti Susan asare achigara semudzimai waMavhondo.
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Destroy now mentality, think tomorrow
Once in a while, nearly all of us have been to some hospital or clinic in different parts of the country, either as patients, taking someone who is not well or even visiting someone who could be hospitalised.
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Hospital infidelity reports shocking
Moreso, as a health institution that is supposed to be at the forefront of HIV and Aids awareness, the statements by the hospital head were not thoughtful at all. Nurses should be exemplary and that should also be shown in their professional conduct.
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New maps guide African truckers to AIDS clinics
African trucking routes, long known as pathways for spreading HIV across borders, have been drawn in new maps that also direct drivers to clinics that treat AIDS, a spokeswoman said Wednesday.
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Zimbabwe outbreak of measles hits half country
Zimbabwe: outbreak of measles hits half country An outbreak of measles has hit 28 of the 62 districts of Zimbabwe and is still spreading. The illness is more serious in a population where many are suffering from malnutrition, HIV and other conditions.
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Stories of women not yet free Human Rights
At first they were a happily married couple and they were blessed with a bouncing baby boy in 2001. The husband was an alcoholic who would drink beer late into the night. After drinking beer, the man became abusive and violent.
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