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Archive for the 'Health care' Category


   Jun 21

Children suffering in bangladesh

The main victims of a poverty stricken country are its children. Bangladesh has had a hopeless track record when it has come to kids health. Most of the children in the nation especially in the rural places suffer from acute lack of nutrition. The trouble gets aggravated as Bangladesh is one of the most densely [...]

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   Mar 28

Health Care Tip: Daytime Nap For Healthy Heart

I want to share the latest health care tip added in my health care tips list.  Some people think daytime nap increases weight and obesity but that’s not true daytime sleep for long hours especially after lunch increases body weight. A daytime nap for few minutes is quick health care tip that is good for [...]

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   Mar 18

Daily Health Care Tips

It’s not necessary to go to doctor & clinic s only for your personal daily health care. You should at least take care of your body & health on daily basis to ensure long healthy life. Daily health care is not a big deal to do. Don’t think that I am telling you give a [...]

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   Feb 11

Romney Angles As Of 2012, Health Care Could trouble Him

WASHINGTON – When Mitt Romney speaks to an agreement on the Conservatives here Friday, he faces a potentially fatal political obstacle: his past embrace of a health insurance mandate, as his Republican friends who now scoff at as “Obamacare. “I like mandates. The mandates work, “he said, when seeking the presidency of speech 2008.Such thrilled [...]

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   Aug 16

Tannery industry in Hazaribagh is a Threat to the Environment

Leather industry in Bangladesh is one of the most profitable and significantly important sectors no doubt. It is the fourth largest foreign exchange earner of the country contributing about six per cent of total export earnings. At the first sight, it may be viewed as one of the most promising and contributing sectors in the [...]

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   Jul 08

Arsenic water killing people in Bangladesh

Hanufa Bibi stoops in a worn sari and mismatched flip-flops to work the hand pump on her backyard well. Spurts of clear water wash grains of rice from her hands, but she can never get them clean. Thick black warts tattoo her palms and fingers, the result of drinking arsenic-laced well water for years. It’s [...]

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   Mar 25

Dying duck pics sent to Alberta premier

EDMONTON – An admission by Premier Ed Stelmach that he had not seen recent photos of dying ducks at a Syncrude tailings pond has ruffled the feathers of Greenpeace. The environmental group on Wednesday presented Stelmach’s spokesman, Jerry Bellikka, with two enlarged photos of tar-covered ducks, hoping the premier would take a look at the [...]

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   Mar 24

French activists block train with radioactive waste for Russia

French Greenpeace activists blocked a train carrying some 650 metric tons of radioactive waste in protest against the export of nuclear waste to Russia, the Greenpeace Russia website said. A shipment of depleted uranium hexafluoride was due to be loaded onto the Captain Kuroptev in the port of Le Havre and sent to St. Petersburg. [...]

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   Mar 23

Questions about research slow climate change efforts

The purportedly impending disaster was cited repeatedly by environmental groups and politicians at the Copenhagen summit — including Bangladesh’s

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   Mar 11

Moldova Pharmaceuticals And Healthcare Report Q2 2010 – New Market Report

Moldova is ranked 20th of the 20 countries in the Emerging Europe Region, a drop from 18th place in Q110 and is due to a significant drop in its limits of potential returns score. Moldova’s placement is not expected to improve significantly in the short-term as the country is particularly vulnerable to the protracted economic [...]

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