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How a 3D computer world can be used to train paramedics

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27.10.2008 11:36:58 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Hong Kong widens China food tests

Hong Kong food and health authorities will test more food stuffs from China, including meat, fish and offal.

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27.10.2008 05:47:55 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Suicide linked to brain changes

The brains of people who commit suicide are chemically different to those who die from other causes, a study suggests.

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27.10.2008 02:59:16 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Purple tomato 'may boost health'

Scientists develop purple tomatoes which they hope may be able to keep cancer at bay.

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26.10.2008 16:52:22 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Transsexual gene link identified

Australian researchers find a significant link between a gene involved in testosterone action and male-to-female transsexualism.

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26.10.2008 14:01:09 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Hippocratic oath

What's in the famous medical promise and why?

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26.10.2008 02:50:11 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Action call over maternal deaths

Targets to cut the number of women dying during pregnancy and childbirth are unlikely to be met, WHO says.

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25.10.2008 01:15:38 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Artery repair

How aneurysms are being treated using keyhole surgery

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25.10.2008 01:15:04 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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'New prostate' grown inside mouse

Scientists have grown new prostate glands in mice, in another advance for stem cell technology.

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24.10.2008 18:07:35 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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E-nose can 'sniff' out deadly bug

A machine is developed which can detect pneumonia by "smelling" a patient's breath.

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24.10.2008 14:05:06 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

BBC News | Health | World Edition

Virtual help

Hong Kong widens China food tests

Suicide linked to brain changes

Purple tomato 'may boost health'

Transsexual gene link identified

Hippocratic oath

Action call over maternal deaths

Artery repair

'New prostate' grown inside mouse

E-nose can 'sniff' out deadly bug

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