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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

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

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

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

A new study links health with economic change, focusing on the collapse of the Soviet Union and higher death rates of men....
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A cholera epidemic stalks Zimbabwe

A humanitarian crisis is developing as a raging outbreak of cholera has struck thousands in the troubled African nation of Zimbabwe....
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Tracing the journey of AIDS drugs

The challenge of delivering AIDS drugs in Africa -- the journey of a bottle of pills from an Indian factory to a patient in Ivory Coast....
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China's diabetes epidemic

With nearly 40 million diabetics and growing, China faces a raging health epidemic -- the coming impact the disease will have on the country....
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Low-cost technologies for disease diagnostics

Scientists at Harvard University are developing low-cost, portable tools to help health workers in the developing world....
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Sierra Leone mental health

The challenges of delivering mental health care to the thousands of Sierra Leone adolescents who were forced to fight as soldiers during that country's civil war....
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