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 Philadelphia |
US abortion doctor guilty of murders  Dr Kermit Gosnell, 72, has been convicted of the first-degree murders of three babies delivered and killed with scissors in late-term aborti...
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Mississippi |
HIV baby 'cured' by treatment
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England |
Malala recovering after surgery
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| Jan.30 |
England |
Malala Yousafzai to get plate placed in her skull
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| Jan.29 |
Baltimore |
Double arm transplant for soldier
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| Nov.26 |
Boston |
First organ transplant surgeon dies
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| Nov.19 |
Canada |
Canada rejects abuse drug delay
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| May. 13 |
Philadelphia |
US abortion doctor guilty of murders | Dr Kermit Gosnell, 72, has been convicted of the first-degree murders of three babies delivered and killed with scissors in late-term abortions | |
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| Mar.3 |
Mississippi |
HIV baby 'cured' by treatment A baby girl in the US born with HIV appears to have been cured after very early treatment with standard drug therapy, researchers say
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| Feb.3 |
 England |
 Malala recovering after surgery  Map of Birmingham United Kingdom A Pakistani schoolgirl who was shot in the head by the Taliban has undergone surgery in Birmingham
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| Jan.30 |
England |
Malala Yousafzai to get plate placed in her skull She will receive a titanium plate in the coming days, to cover an opening in her skull, and an inner ear implant
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| Jan.29 |
Baltimore |
Double arm transplant for soldier Brendan Marrocco, 26, the first US soldier to survive losing four limbs in Iraq, has said he is looking forward to swimming and driving
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| Nov.26 |
Boston |
First organ transplant surgeon dies Dr Joseph Murray, the surgeon who performed the world's first successful human organ transplant, has died. He was 93
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| Nov.19 |
 Canada |
Canada rejects abuse drug delay Health minister has refused to halt approval of a generic form of OxyContin, a narcotic painkiller widely abused in First Nation communities
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| Jul.16 |
USA |
US approves HIV-prevention drug
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| Jul.2 |
USA |
GlaxoSmithKline 'guilty of fraud' GSK is to pay $3bn in the largest healthcare fraud settlement in US history. The drug giant is to plead guilty to promoting two drugs for unapproved...
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| Jan.26 |
 Southern France |
PIP breast implant boss charged Jean-Claude Mas, 72, the owner of a French breast implant maker that sparked a safety scare, has been charged with 'involuntary injury'
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| Jan.20 |
USA |
Mutant bird flu research halted
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| Sep.7 |
Washington |
US charges 91 over health fraud
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| Aug.30 |
Texas |
Legal blow to Texas sonogram law
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| Jun.3 |
Detroit |
Jack Kevorkian dies in US aged 83
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| Dec.14 |
South Korea |
Firm cleared in 'stem cell' deaths
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| May.1 |
USA |
Children's cold, allergy medicine recalled
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| Apr.8 |
London |
Conjoined twins separated
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| Mar.25 |
House of Representatives |
Final vote approves US healthcare reform
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| Mar.21 |
House of Representatives |
U.S. House passes health care vote The House passed the Senate's health care reform bill and a package of measures meant to reconcile differences with the Senate bill
| The compromise bill drafted by top Democrats will cost $940 billion over the next 10 years, cuts the deficit by $138 billion during that period. It would reduce the deficit by another $1.2 trillion in the following decade
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| Mar.19 |
Washington |
Obama hails 'historic' healthcare vote US President has described a congressional vote on healthcare reform due on Sunday as a 'historic' moment in a century-long struggle
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| Feb.27 |
Washington |
Obama adamant on health reform |
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| Feb.25 |
Washington |
Healthcare summit fails to reach accord
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| Feb.22 |
Washington |
Obama pushes to revive healthcare reform
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| Dec.29 |
Northeastern Brazil |
'Needle boy' out of danger after operation |
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| Dec.24 |
U.S. Senate |
Senate passes healthcare reform bill | The bill aims to cover 31 million uninsured Americans and could lead to the biggest change in US healthcare in decades. The bill was adopted by 60 votes to 39, with senators voting along party lines. President Obama is saying it was the most important piece of... | |
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| Nov.21 |
U.S. Senate |
Healthcare bill passes first Senate hurdle
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| Nov.20 |
London |
Vicks nasal spray recalled over bacteria
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| Nov.16 |
Sydney |
Conjoined twins op 'successful' |
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| Nov.7 |
House of Representatives |
US House backs healthcare reforms The House has backed, in a 220-215 vote, a healthcare bill in a step towards reforms promised by President Obama, despite strong opposition
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| Oct.13 |
U.S. Senate |
Senate panel passes health bill A Senate committee has approved a bill to reform healthcare, a key step in President Barack Obama's attempt to overhaul the system
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| Sep.23 |
 Thailand |
HIV/Aids trial offer vaccine hope An experimental HIV vaccine has cut the risk of infection by a third in a major trial by the Thai government and US military
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| Sep.9 |
U.S. Congress |
 Obama urges action on healthcare US President has made one of the most critical speeches of his presidency, as he faced Congress over his plans for healthcare reform
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Washington |
Obama vows action on healthcare |
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| Aug.16 |
Washington |
Obama may soften healthcare plan
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| Jul.22 |
Washington |
Obama defends health care reforms President Obama has defended his plans for health reform in a news conference broadcast live in the US
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| Jan.26 |
Los Angeles |
Woman gives birth to octuplets Woman has given birth to the 6 boys and 2 girls, becoming just the second person recorded to have deliver a set of living octuplets
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England |
Woman given windpipe created in lab
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| Jan.29 |
 New Delhi |
Police broken organ-trafficking scheme Police have broken up what they call a global organ-trafficking scheme and are hunting its alleged mastermind, doctor Amit Kumar
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| Nov.6 |
Southern India |
Girl separated from twin Doctors, who operated on a 2-year-old Lakshmi Tatma who was born with four arms and four legs, say the surgery has been successful.
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United Kingdom |
Terror suspects all linked to Health Service
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| Jun.4 |
Nigeria |
Nigeria sues drugs giant Pfizer
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| Sep.27 |
France |
Zero-gravity surgery 'a success'
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| Jul.26 |
London |
Glaxo has bird flu 'breakthrough'
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| Feb.6 |
France |
Face patient wants 'normal life'
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France |
Face transplant woman thanks team Map of Amiens France| The woman thanked her doctors when she awoke 24 hours after her surgery | |
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| Oct.12 |
Italy |
Twins joined at temple separated
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| Aug.8 |
 South Africa |
S. Africa to distribute AIDS drugs Cabinet has ordered to develop an operational plan to make anti-AIDS drugs available to infected with HIV
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USA |
$36 million AIDS vaccine trial
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| Nov.25 |
Boston |
Human embryo clone created Advanced Cell Technology aim is to use the embryo as a source of stem cells
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| Aug.15 |
Melbourne |
Stem cell breakthrough
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| Aug.10 |
Washington |
Bush OKs limited stem cell funding
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| Aug.7 |
Washington |
Human cloning conference
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| Mar.21 |
Netherlands |
Foot-and-mouth reaches Netherlands
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| Nov.28 |
Netherlands |
Euthanasia legalized
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