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It Turns Out We Really Didn't Know What People Are Dying From
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Dr. Christopher Murray in Tanzania on his quest to find out causes of death around the world. His chief collaborator Alan Lopez, is seated behind him. Courtesy of Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation. Jeremy Smith, author of <em>Epic Measures.</em>.
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Dr. Christopher Murray in Tanzania on his quest to find out causes of death around the world. His chief collaborator Alan Lopez, is seated behind him. Courtesy of Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation. Jeremy Smith, author of <em>Epic Measures.</em>.
Daily News & Analysis
No Mers infections reported in South Korea for two days straight
The Straits Times
SEOUL - No new cases of Middle East respiratory syndrome (Mers) were reported in South Korea on Monday, its Health Ministry said, marking the second-consecutive days that no cases were reported. The number of people infected remained at 182, the ...
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The Straits Times
SEOUL - No new cases of Middle East respiratory syndrome (Mers) were reported in South Korea on Monday, its Health Ministry said, marking the second-consecutive days that no cases were reported. The number of people infected remained at 182, the ...
Korea reports no new MERS cases for 2nd consecutive day
Park calls for drastic measures to boost consumption
South Korea reports 32nd MERS death
Sierra Leone Telegraph
Is Sierra Leone sleep walking into another round of Ebola epidemic?
Sierra Leone Telegraph
The Ebola epidemic in West Africa which has taken the life of over 11,000 people in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia, may have significantly receded, especially with Liberia being declared Ebola free, but Sierra Leone and Guinea continue to record new ...
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Sierra Leone Telegraph
The Ebola epidemic in West Africa which has taken the life of over 11,000 people in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia, may have significantly receded, especially with Liberia being declared Ebola free, but Sierra Leone and Guinea continue to record new ...
Sierra Leone will jail Ebola law violators
Sierra Leone announces new curfew to halt Ebola
Ebola persists but raging heads fight about politics
USA TODAY
Your biggest travel risk this summer? The sun
USA TODAY
Don't get burned this summer. I don't just mean that figuratively — like being singed by surprise fees and surcharges — I mean it literally. Don't get burned by the sun. It can happen anytime, anywhere, even on an overcast day. Stop me if you already know this ...
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USA TODAY
Don't get burned this summer. I don't just mean that figuratively — like being singed by surprise fees and surcharges — I mean it literally. Don't get burned by the sun. It can happen anytime, anywhere, even on an overcast day. Stop me if you already know this ...
Protect Your Young Ones With These 4 Simple Rules of Sun Protection
Confusing labels on sunscreen bottles 'are putting Brits at risk of being burned'
Survey finds worrying lack of understanding about sunscreens
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