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Food crisis sows seed for change
By Alexandra Spieldoch In July, World Trade Organization director general Pascal Lamy organized a mini-ministerial to complete the Doha Development Round, and couched it as a necessary means to... (photo: WN)
A team of doctors operate on Marlie Casseus at Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Thursday, Oct. 5, 2006. Marlie has undergone several surgeries in Miami to remove a tumor-like mass that engulfed her face.
Cancer   Doctors   Health   Photos   Women		  Scientific American 
Arm swelling after breast cancer surgery common
By Megan Rauscher NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Following surgery for breast cancer, many women will experience arm swelling - a bothersome condition doctors refer to as lymphedema. Lymphedema is a... (photo: AP Photo / Lynne Sladky)
Cinnamon - Spice - cinnamon sticks - wnhires - (rt1)  CBS News 
Common Spices May Help Diabetes
The spice cabinet may prove to be a source of help for diabetes patients. Some of the most commonly used dried herbs and spices may help block the inflammation believed to drive diabetes and other... (photo: WN)

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Stray kitten tests positive for rabies
By Artie Tefft, Artie Tefft, NBC 10WJAR-TV CRANSTON, R.I. - CRANSTON, R.I. – A stray kitten found in Cranston tested positive for rabies. The Rhode Island Department of... (photo: Renzelle Mae Abasolo)

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The world's top car-owning countries
Despite its aggressive renewable energy policies, Europe's economy is getting more dependent on oil. The reason: cars. And Europe is hardly alone. Although industrialized... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag )

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Road - Vehicles - Cars - Traffic - Transportation - Pollution - Emissions - Davao City - Philippines The Daily Tribune
Makati nets 3,295 smoke belchers in 1st smoke belchers in 1st
08/08/2008 Sustaining its intensified campaign against smoke belchers, the Makati Pollution and Control Office (MPCO) had apprehended a total of 3,295 smoke-belching... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
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In a file photo a Delta passenger jet lands at the Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Airport, Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2005 in Hebron, Ky. Delta Air Lines Inc. filed a formal request with bankruptcy court late Friday to terminate its pilots´ pe Business Journal
Delta to launch Atlanta-Mumbai service
> Delta Air Lines Inc. said Thursday it plans to start a new daily nonstop route between Atlanta and Mumbai, India beginning Nov. 1, pending foreign government approval.... (photo: AP Photo/David Kohl)
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Beijing's air quality oxymoron
I'm temporarily far away from Beijing in Kashgar, the westernmost city in China, a Muslim outpost on the Old Silk road. Kashgar has got to be one of the few major Muslim... (photo: creative common)
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China - Beijing 2008 Olympic. (ps1) The Miami Herald
Bush arrives in Beijing for Summer Olympics
BEIJING -- President Bush has arrived in Beijing for the Summer Olympics amid tensions with the Chinese over his demand that the rising world power grant more freedom to... (photo: WN / patricia)

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Soya beans pods World's greatest soybean farmer spills his secrets, thousands of farmers hang on every word Star Tribune
Corn Farm NY farmers look to reap more cash this year Newsday
Rice Fields - Tugbok - Davao City - Philippines High fertilizer prices imperil rice output The Manila Times
Melon Strange sex life of melons exposed The Daily Telegraph
Aids
Britain´s Queen Elizabeth II, left, meets patients and staff at a specialist Aids clinic and childre HIV patients fare just as well with nurses: studies Scientific American
Bill Clinton Clinton rallies the troops in war on AIDS Toronto Sun
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Mexico's President Felipe Calderon delivers a speech during the opening ceremony of the 17th International AIDS Conference in Mexico City,, jsa1 'Circumcision to control Aids' News24
Tobacco Pandemic
Cigarretes - Tobacco Tobacco exports climb 55 percent in April-June The Times of India
Smoking, tobacco, industry, health, disease. tp1 Loophole in tobacco regulation bill San Diego
Air Canada / aaeh Smoke scare rattles Air Canada flyers Canoe
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