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• Your sense of smell can save your life
People who have an impaired sense of smell appear to be at higher risk of preventable accidents, new research reports.
Investigators found that more than one third of people with a diminished sense of smell report having experienced at least one accident that could have prevented, such as burning pots and pans, eating spoiled food, and gas leaks. More...
• Global fund to fight AIDS faces crunch
The global AIDS fund could soon face a cash crisis, due in part to the likes of Britain, Germany and Canada
failing to contribute their fair share to the U.N.-sponsored programme, its chief says. More...
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Disease hovers over Pakistan's flood-stricken children
As Pakistan's floodwaters rushed into Bakhmina Said's mud-brick home, she grabbed medical records of her daughter's heart condition, put them in a metal trunk and headed to high ground.
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Women, children most vulnerable in Pakistan crisis
Pakistan's displaced flood victims say a lack of clean water and high temperatures are causing illnesses sweeping through relief camps with children most at risk.
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Bangladesh on alert as anthrax spreads
Bangladesh has put livestock and health officials on high alert after an outbreak of anthrax spread to more districts, infecting 327 people since mid-August, officials said Sunday.
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Winter Sports Tourists at Higher Risk of Heart Attack
Skiers and other winter sports tourists who visit the Alps are at increased risk for heart attack due to low temperatures, high altitude and inadequate conditioning for intense physical exertion, finds a new study.
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Parents Can Take Steps to Boost Kids' Health, Well-Being
As children head back to school, parents can help make sure their little ones stay healthy and happy all year, an expert suggests.
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