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WHO reverses policy on DDT to control malaria

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The health problems associated with DDT outweighs its effectiveness in controlling malaria , and the WHO plans to phase it out worldwide by 2020.
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H1N1 and public health

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Public health lessons from Mexico's handling of the H1N1 influenza outbreak -- from information transmission to virus transmission.
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Swine flu Q&A

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Answers to questions about the swine flu -- from the government's response and whether the virus can be contained, to ways to take early precautions.
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Millions sick due to lack of clean water in Pakistan

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Pakistan's limited water supply is making many millions sick from water-borne diseases such as diarrhea, hepatitis and typhoid.
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Panama's message about HPV vaccine

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Panama's campaign to vaccinate girls against cervical cancer focuses on cancer but not the sexually transmitted virus.
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Drug-resistant malaria in Cambodia

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The global effort to combat Malaria faces possible major setback as doctors fight to eliminate a drug-resistant malaria parasite in Cambodia.
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The problem with sewage

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Inadequate sanitation kills more people in developing nations than AIDS, tuberculosis or malaria.
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Lead poisoning in developing countries

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Lead batteries are becoming a deadly problem in developing countries where they are melted down and sold as scrap metal.
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Genetically engineered Golden Rice

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Rice genetically modified to produce Vitamin A could be the answer to some childhood health problems in the developing world.
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AIDS doctors arrested in Iran

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Iran imprisons two doctors, architects of its HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment programs, over alleged plot to overthrow the government.
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