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TIRANA, July 5 (Xinhua) -- Macedonia has confirmed its first cases of the A/H1N1 flu in two patients who got infected abroad, news reports from Skoje said Sunday. Macedonian Health Minister Bujar Osmani told a press conference on Saturday that a London-based referential lab has confirmed the two cases after further testing the samples sent by Macedonia. One of the patients is still being hospitalized, but... [read full story]
A new study has disclosed that people using excessive salt are more prone to development of cardiovascular diseases and strokes. The link between dietary salt intake levels and occurrence of stroke and cardiovascular disease...
Nov 25, 2009 (LBO) - Sri Lanka's foreign reserves had climbed to 5.2 billion US dollars by November 20, helped by strong capital inflows and International Monetary Fund loans, the Central Bank said. Gross official reserves were...
There was an old line in the Statehouse press corps that legislative rules were made for breaking. The rules are overridden in innumerable ways every session for matters mundane -- and occasionally major. And it's also true...
Mwanza — About 4,000 residents of Muleba District in Kagera Region, have been rendered homeless as a result of heavy rain that was accompanied with strong winds. The rain has affected residents of 10 sub-villages in Mubunda...
