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EU court rules obesity can be considered a disability
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By classifying obesity as a disability in certain conditions, the court raised the prospect of EU employers being obligated to make available larger desks, wider doorways and closer parking spaces to accommodate those whose weight limits their mobility.
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By classifying obesity as a disability in certain conditions, the court raised the prospect of EU employers being obligated to make available larger desks, wider doorways and closer parking spaces to accommodate those whose weight limits their mobility.
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Obesity can be disability: EU court
Obesity May Be a Disability, Court Says
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UK-Funded Ebola Hospital Built In Jungle
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The site was carved out of thick jungle in Sierra Leone to make a "pop-up" Ebola clinic with a 200-strong staff. 02:34, UK, Friday 19 December 2014. Ebola Treatment Unit. Once fully operational, there will be around 200 staff at the ETU. Share on Twitter ...
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The site was carved out of thick jungle in Sierra Leone to make a "pop-up" Ebola clinic with a 200-strong staff. 02:34, UK, Friday 19 December 2014. Ebola Treatment Unit. Once fully operational, there will be around 200 staff at the ETU. Share on Twitter ...
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Global life expectancy rises by about six years, study finds
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(PARIS-AFP) - People around the world lived on average to a ripe old age of 71.5 in 2013, up from 65.3 in 1990, a study said Thursday, noting the gains came despite big increases in liver cancer and chronic kidney deaths. Global life expectancy rose by 5.8 ...
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(PARIS-AFP) - People around the world lived on average to a ripe old age of 71.5 in 2013, up from 65.3 in 1990, a study said Thursday, noting the gains came despite big increases in liver cancer and chronic kidney deaths. Global life expectancy rose by 5.8 ...
Life expectancy up by six years, study finds
People live six years longer as world makes progress tackling deadly diseases
Global life expectancy six years longer than in 1990, study finds
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6 Things You Should Know About Cuban Cigars
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Cuban cigars come with so much mystic and soon you'll be able to legally bring back $100 worth. Here are some facts you should know. 1. Cuban cigars are expensive, even in Cuba. As NPR's Tom Gjelten tweeted, the new permission to bring back $100 ...
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Cuban cigars come with so much mystic and soon you'll be able to legally bring back $100 worth. Here are some facts you should know. 1. Cuban cigars are expensive, even in Cuba. As NPR's Tom Gjelten tweeted, the new permission to bring back $100 ...
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A Man Who Lost Both Arms 40 Years Ago Is Making History As The First Person ...
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Les Baugh lost both his arms in an electrical accident 40 years ago. But thanks to Johns Hopkins University's Applied Physics Laboratory (APL), the Colorado man is now able to wear and control two robotic limbs simply by thinking about them, the research ...
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Les Baugh lost both his arms in an electrical accident 40 years ago. But thanks to Johns Hopkins University's Applied Physics Laboratory (APL), the Colorado man is now able to wear and control two robotic limbs simply by thinking about them, the research ...
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Study finds possible connection between air pollution and autism
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Midwife Sofie Laaftman (left) checks Christina Singelman's pregnancy progress at Mama Mia, a pregnancy care clinic in Stockholm. — AFP picNEW YORK, Dec 19 — Children whose mothers were exposed to high levels of fine particulate pollution in late ...
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Midwife Sofie Laaftman (left) checks Christina Singelman's pregnancy progress at Mama Mia, a pregnancy care clinic in Stockholm. — AFP picNEW YORK, Dec 19 — Children whose mothers were exposed to high levels of fine particulate pollution in late ...
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The Dark Corners of Our DNA Hold Clues about Disease
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The so-called “streetlight effect” has often fettered scientists who study complex hereditary diseases. The term refers to an old joke about a drunk searching for his lost keys under a streetlight. A cop asks, "Are you sure this is where you lost them?" The drunk ...
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The so-called “streetlight effect” has often fettered scientists who study complex hereditary diseases. The term refers to an old joke about a drunk searching for his lost keys under a streetlight. A cop asks, "Are you sure this is where you lost them?" The drunk ...
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Flu widespread in Virginia
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Flu has reached the widespread level in Virginia, according to the Virginia Department of Health's weekly flu surveillance report released Thursday. Widespread is the highest level and is based on flu outbreaks or increases in outpatient visits for flulike illness ...
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Flu has reached the widespread level in Virginia, according to the Virginia Department of Health's weekly flu surveillance report released Thursday. Widespread is the highest level and is based on flu outbreaks or increases in outpatient visits for flulike illness ...
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Common Cold Can Be Warded Off With A Hug, Study Finds
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Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University found that the common cold could be warded off by receiving regular hugs. (Photo : Flickr Commons). The best way to ward off the common cold could be by getting a hug, according a new study. Researchers ...
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Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University found that the common cold could be warded off by receiving regular hugs. (Photo : Flickr Commons). The best way to ward off the common cold could be by getting a hug, according a new study. Researchers ...
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Derby the dog runs miles with 3D printed prosthetics
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Derby the dog was born with deformed front legs. Tara Anderson, who agreed to foster him, also works in project management at 3D Systems, a company based in Rock Hill, S.C.. "I had to try and help this dog," Anderson said. She got Derby a cart, but it ...
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Derby the dog was born with deformed front legs. Tara Anderson, who agreed to foster him, also works in project management at 3D Systems, a company based in Rock Hill, S.C.. "I had to try and help this dog," Anderson said. She got Derby a cart, but it ...
Derby the dog runs for first time thanks to 3-D-printed legs
Disabled dog runs with help of 3D-printed prosthetics
PHOTOS: Dog named Derby runs for first time thanks to 3-D-printed legs
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