Advanced Medicine: Alcohol

Monday, 08 February 2010 15:57 Farrukh Can News - Health and Environment
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One of the most popular programs run by the Royal College of Physicians commenced earlier today, Advanced Medicine. Running for four days, this conference brings together many of the leaders in the medical field, sharing new research providing an environment in which ideas can be exchanged.

My particular interest was in the subject of Alcohol, alcoholism and alcoholic liver disease. It is estimated that 25% o...
 

Tough on Race Hate Crime...

Monday, 21 December 2009 20:08 Emdad Rahman Can News - Health and Environment
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West Lothian Community Safety Partnership launches its minority ethnic business crime reduction booklet.

 

A wide range of partners including the Institute of A...

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Is a Climate Agreement in Copenhagen Possible?

Tuesday, 08 December 2009 00:30 Mohammed Yahia Can News - Health and Environment
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In contrast to the freezing streets of Copenhagen, Denmark, the UN Climate Change Conference (COP15) is hot with anticipation as the buildup for the historic conference culminates. The buzz is in the air and everyone is excited. But what exactly does this conference mean? And what is at stake for humanity as a whole?

Over 15,000 delegates from 192 countries around the world will be attending the confere...

 

Climate Change... People and Poverty

Monday, 23 November 2009 14:44 heba saber Can News - Health and Environment
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Climate Change and the Implications for People and Poverty is a training course begin on Friday 4 December 2009,from 9am – 5.30pm Sponsored by  Practical Action "an international NGO working around the world to tackle climate change with adaptation, technology, campaigning and advocacy".

 

The  course offers participants the opportunity to examine why climate change is a key issue for international devel...

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Cat & Swine Flu

Sunday, 08 November 2009 17:04 sara arafa Can News - Health and Environment
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A few days after two members of an Ames, Iowa, family came down with the flu, they noticed their 13-year-old cat wasn’t feeling too well either. The cat has since become the first documented case of a feline with the new H1N1 virus, commonly called swine flu.

The unusual case has riveted pet owners and health officials. Companion animals have been known to contract flu from other species — canin...

 
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