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Ebola treatments trial begins in the Democratic Republic of Congo
According to WHO data, there have been 1,406 confirmed cases of the disease in DRC, with 301 suspected cases and 438 deaths.
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Judge approves Tiger Woods’ hospital records release to prosecutors after Florida car crash
A judge approved prosecutors' access to Tiger Woods' hospital records after his arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence in March.
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Famed jockey hospitalized with broken ribs and broken thumb after traffic accident in Newmarket
Frankie Dettori suffered several broken ribs and a broken thumb after a car crash in Newmarket caused his vehicle to spin and flip Wednesday night.
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John Oliver’s Gun-Toting ‘General Hospital’ Turn Wowed His Co-Star: ‘It Was Incredible’
John Oliver sure knows how to make an entrance. In the final moments of Thursday’s “General Hospital,” the long-running ABC daytime soap opera set in Port Charles, New York, the HBO host — sporting a dark suit, jet black hair and flanked by armed guards — descends from a helicopter and surveys the aftermath of…
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Fauci’s secret intelligence contacts revealed: The man who hunted him for six years exposes what new trove of files really shows… and his two-word verdict on the doctor America worshipped
Dr Anthony Fauci, the former Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, faces further questions from critics who believe he misled the country during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Toddler is found ALIVE and breathing inside hospital morgue five hours after Arizona doctor mistakenly declared him dead… as shocking investigation unearths grave mistakes
An Arizona toddler was found alive inside a hospital morgue nearly five hours after a doctor mistakenly declared him dead, a bombshell report has claimed.
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REVEALED: Why washing up and ironing can cut risk of dying from cancer
They may be a chore for most people, but scientists say ironing and doing the dishes can cut the risk of dying from cancer.
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Eight British men are being probed ‘for drugging their wives so they can be raped by others’ in wake of Gisele Pelicot case
Police have launched multiple investigations into Britons suspected of drugging their wives and partners so they can be raped by others in the wake of the Gisele Pelicot case.
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What Caitlin Clark’s Treatment Tells Us About the WNBA
It is neither a business nor a sports league; if it was either, it would celebrate and protect a hugely popular generational talent.