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Baby girl becomes first born after womb transplant from deceased donor
A woman born without a uterus has become the first person to give birth to a live baby thanks to a womb transplanted from a deceased donor. The baby
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Conjoined twins from Bhutan were separated at an Australian hospital Friday in a delicate operation that divided their shared liver and reconstructed their abdomens. The
More than 800 million people in the world are hungry-FAO
The number of hungry people in the world has increased to 821 million, according to the latest report on state of food security and nutrition in
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Ngoma: Unusual mosquitoes are causing bitter injuries to locals
These harmful insects invaded people living in Jarama Sector, in Ngoma district, Eastern Province. They bitterly bite locals during the daylight and cause seriously skin
Man held in Kenya for ‘killing 1,000 cats’
A man in Kenya has admitted to killing more than 1,000 cats since 2012, and selling their meat to samosa-makers, local media reports. Angry residents
Drinking four cups of coffee a day could help the heart grow stronger
Pensioners should drink four cups of coffee a day to protect and repair their heart muscle, research suggests. Levels of caffeine, equivalent to drinking four
Why that potbelly is more dangerous than obesity
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