Malaria Warning To Business Travellers -- Malaria myths are putting travellers of ethnic origin...
                   
prweb.com     May 15, 2008            

Black & Asian business travellers from the UK could be exposing themselves to the deadly disease, malaria, after a new survey revealed that 50% of travellers who originate from a malarious area believe they have natural immunity when travelling to a country with a malaria risk.1 (PRWeb May 15, 2008) [read full story]                    


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Most algae in Mediterranean safe for humans, experts say

earthtimes.org     Aug 5, 2008          

Dusseldorf, Germany - An algae bloom reported off the coast of Italy's north-western coastal region of Liguria poses no problem to holidaymakers in the Mediterranean, according to scientists at Germany's Centre for Travel...                    

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El Mirage parents busted after toddler eats marijuana

drugpolicycentral.com     Aug 4, 2008   4 related          

Local News: El Mirage parents busted after toddler eats marijuana ! child, police, marijuana : YourWestValley.com El Mirage parents busted after toddler eats marijuana El Mirage parents busted after toddler eats marijuana...                    

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31 Northwest Hospital Physicians Named Among Seattle's Top Doctors By Seattle Metropolitan Magazine

redorbit.com     Aug 4, 2008   1 related          

SEATTLE, Aug. 4 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Northwest Hospital & Medical Center today announced that 31 doctors affiliated with the hospital have been recognized with 'Golden Stethoscope Awards' and named among Seattle's top...                    

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Uganda: Katine Growing From Strength to Strength

allafrica.com     2 hrs ago   1 related          

JOSHUA KYALLO is the Country Director for the African Medical Research Foundation (Amref). Among other things, the 50-year-old NGO is implementing the Katine Project in Soroti District, in which The Weekly Observer is a...                    

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