[ad_1] Paris ambassador to Ankara remembered after Turkish president questioned Macron’s sanity Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s comments questioning the French president’s mental health are part of an attempt to increase his influence among Muslims globally, analysts told The Media Line. Paris recalled Ambassador Hervé Magro of Ankara on Saturday …
Read More »Africa: deaths from Covid-19 exceed 41,000
[ad_1] As of October 25, confirmed Covid-19 cases in 55 African countries have reached 1,709,387. Reported deaths in Africa have reached 41,144 and recoveries to 1,397,522. South Africa has the highest number of reported cases: 714,246, with 18,843 deaths. Other countries most affected are Morocco (194,461), Egypt (106,397), Ethiopia (92,858), …
Read More »South Africa records 1,622 new COVID-19 cases, 24 deaths
[ad_1] A medical worker checks the temperature of a local resident during a regional health screening program in Rustenburg, South Africa, Tuesday, April 7, 2020. South Africa is halfway through a three-week national lockdown and has sealed its borders in An attempt to stop the spread of the coronavirus, which …
Read More »Indian and Pakistani women diagnosed with more aggressive breast cancer at a younger age
[ad_1] Credit: CC0 Public Domain Indian and Pakistani women are diagnosed with breast cancer, including the more aggressive forms of the disease, at a younger age, according to the Rutgers researchers. South Asians are the fastest growing major ethnic group in the United States and breast cancer rates are increasing …
Read More »Activists welcome UN treaty banning nuclear weapons
[ad_1] History was made on Saturday when a treaty outlawing nuclear weapons was finally ratified at the United Nations. The UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) was opened for signature three years ago. The treaty required 50 countries to ratify it before it could enter into force. …
Read More »Ariela explains why Biniyam came home with the baby
[ad_1] Ariela Weinberg, a 90-day fiancee, shocks fans by revealing that she was rear-ended after Biniyam got out of the car with baby Aviel. Ariela Weinberg and Biniyam Shibre face fire for their parenting skills in 90 day fiancé. The TLC couple have become the new parents of baby Aviel …
Read More »South Korea Denies Link Between Deaths and Free Flu Vaccine; drive to continue
[ad_1] South Korean health officials said on Friday, October 23, that they had found no evidence linking recent deaths to the flu vaccination people had received after the government began a vaccination program taking into account the possible simultaneous spread of influenza and COVID-19. South Korea’s Disease Prevention and Control …
Read More »12 Breast Cancer Survivors Give Their Best Advice: E! Online
[ad_1] Never underestimate the pink power! With Breast Cancer Awareness Month upon us, it’s the perfect time to learn about a disease that affects 1 in 8 women according to the American Cancer Society. “Breast cancer does not discriminate, but you can survive when caught early,” said Orange County member …
Read More »Severe Covid-19 Symptoms May Last 20 Days, Study Suggests
[ad_1] The researchers suggested that people who show a severe Covid-19 infection could clear the virus and therefore be infectious for up to 20 days. Whereas, the infection does not last more than 9 days in people with mild or no symptoms of the virus. The review published in the …
Read More »NHS Denies Older People Were Denied Care During Covid’s Early Years | Society
[ad_1] NHS chiefs have denied claims that thousands of frail elderly people were denied life-saving care at the peak of the pandemic to prevent the health service from being overrun. NHS England took the unusual step Sunday of issuing a 12-page rebuttal to allegations in the Sunday Times that patients …
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