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Security forces cancel Sudan doctors syndicate mass Iftar
Sudan Security force cancelled Iftar event initiated by Sudan Doctors Syndicate (evening meal when Muslims break their fast during the Islamic month of Ramadan.) gathering due to security reasons.
Security forces also called Dr. Ahmed Al Abawabi and Dr. Abdel Aziz Game for questioning and they were set free after a while.
Security forces surrounded faculty of Medicine University of Khartoum (location of planned Iftar) ppreventing Doctors from entering the buildi...
UNICEF donates health care boats
Aiming to ease health care delivery during the rainy season, UNICEF handed over four motorboats to U...
Allowances not paid !
The registrars said that Khartoum state ministry of health did not implement President’s decree rela...
what's wrong with Khartoum water ?
Khartoum State Minister of Environment and Water, Yousif Tebn, has denied the existence of contamina...
Pensioner tells how he beat "locked in" syndrome after massive stroke
Graham Miles, 66, said that through sheer willpower he regained the use of his body after he was lef...
Insulin resistance may cause Alzheimer plaques
People with insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes are more likely to develop plaques in the brain a...
Scientists create liver cells from patients' skin
Scientists have created liver cells in a lab for the first time using reprogrammed cells from human ...
Doctors’ strike: Lagos cannot afford salary demand
The end to the on – going indefinite strike embarked upon by the medical doctors under the Lagos State employment may not be in sight as the State Government yesterday said it cannot afford to pay the...
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Hundreds of dentists earn more than £300,000
Tax data has shown that 410 dentists in England and Wales earned more than £300,000 in 2008/9, up by eight per cent on the previous year.
In total almost 700 dentists earned more than £250,000 from NHS...
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Surgeons in Melbourne have completed Australia's first full intestinal transplant.
The 12-hour multi-organ transplant was completed at Melbourne's Austin Hospital early this morning.
Brendan Cole, 32, had been suffered worsening intestinal failure since childhood and has endured more...
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Artificial corneas restore sight for the first time
Scientists hope the breakthrough will also slash the cornea transplant waiting list which every year falls short by more than 500 in Britain alone.
The new technique involves growing human tissue or co...
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Scientists create liver cells from patients' skin
Scientists have created liver cells in a lab for the first time using reprogrammed cells from human skin, paving the way for the potential development of new treatments for liver diseases that kill th...
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Egypt has announces a new human case of H5N1
The Ministry of Health of Egypt has announced a new human case of A(H5N1) avian influenza infection.
The case is a 33 year-old female from Qaluibia governorate. She developed symptoms on 17 August, was...
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