News Bulletin6 years ago
Scorpion venom farmed for profit, headed for export
A team of researchers have produced Afghanistan’s first-ever batch of licensed scorpion venom and are preparing to export the product to the US.
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WHO criticizes Israel for denying Gaza patients medical treatment abroad despite ceasefire
Gaza health ministry warns of Guillain-Barré Syndrome outbreak, mass death
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More6 years ago
One dead, 2 injured in Nepal bomb blast
A man has been killed and two injured in a bomb attack outside a telecom company office in the Kathmandu Valley.
More7 years ago
Truck crash kills 20 mourners in Nepal
At least 20 people died when a truck carrying mourners returning from a funeral ritual plunged around 400 meters (1,300 feet) onto a river bank in central Nepal.
China7 years ago
China slams ‘inhumane’ treatment of Huawei executive
China has ratcheted up its protest over the arrest of Meng Wanzhou on a US warrant in Canada, calling reports of her treatment "inhumane" as she seeks her release on bail for health reasons.
China7 years ago
3 killed after school bus mounts pavement in Hong Kong
Three people have been killed when an empty runaway school bus mounted a pavement in a crowded Hong Kong neighborhood.
Society7 years ago
Understaffed UK hospital to stop cancer treatment
Nurse shortage causes a British hospital to stop chemotherapy altogether.
Society7 years ago
US, Japanese scientists win 2018 Nobel Medicine prize
American James Allison and Japanese Tasuku Honjo have won the 2018 Nobel Medicine Prize for research into how the body's natural defenses can fight cancer.
Politics7 years ago
US Senator McCain entering 'final' days of his life
US Senator John McCain of Arizona, who has been battling brain cancer for more than a year, will no longer be treated for his condition.
More7 years ago
Ebola deaths in DR Congo rises to 49
The deadly outbreak in eastern DR Congo has now claimed 49 lives since August began.
More7 years ago
AIDS patients sue Gambia’s ex-president over fake cures
Three people living with AIDS in Gambia are suing former president Jammeh, alleging he detained and abused them as guinea pigs to test his supposed cure.
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