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Medical facilities had been targeted. and things like understanding, for example, that if there is chlorine gas it is very, very dense and can be thrown into bunkers where people are and just to drive people to come outside so that they can be shot. and the doctors we spoke to were very, very concerned that this would happen because what theyre seeing with regards to siege and starvation, theyre worried very much so that chemical weapons will come next. >> tell us a little bit about the struggle...

>> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: you were a trooper in texas and you had been for years. after you served overseas you came back with some strong physical damage and ailments and you lost your job because you couldnt get back out in the streets in that condition. so what are you hoping to accomplish at the supreme court? >> thanks for having me on tonight. what im hopeful for is that there is justice, as many members to serve before their duties and citizen soldiers, they deserve to keep their...

Hometowns that are being destroyed and bombed. they would come in with different ailments. i would take care of little tiny babies up to 90-year-olds. all kinds of illnesses and diseases, broken bones, wounds, fractures, a lot of anxiety, a lot of depression. a lot of dehydration. so we did the best we can to provide them with the care based on what we had, what we sources we h we had a little bit of antibiotics and blood pressure medicines and fluids and that sort of thing. it was getting to th...

>> neil: explain what youre doing in this and what got you going on it. >> i went with the group from the jewish humanitarian organization. we went there with the backbone of the northern american jewish communities. we raise funds for communicatal security, social services and all kinds of populations. it was a fact-finding mission with national leaders to see what was going on, meet the refugees and the needs and the problem is overwhelming and critical needs will be lasting for many years to ...

Drinking coffee can protect the heart instead of triggering its ailments, a study has said.    The revelation comes as there have been worries among some doctors and the public regarding the use of coffee.    According to three research abstracts published on Thursday, drinking two to three cups of coffee daily can lower the risk of getting heart disease, heart failure or a heart issue, or dying early for any reason, by 10% to 15%.   

Researchers at the University of Copenhagen studied the link between ageing, exercise and fat tissue function in Danish men.

Fat tissues play a pivotal role in human health

Pakistan witnessed a spike of 30 per cent in mental illnesses due to COVID-19 in recent months, according to national and international health specialists and r

Pakistan witnessed a spike of 30 per cent in mental illnesses due to COVID-19 in recent months, according to national and international health specialists and r

Pakistan witnessed a spike of 30 per cent in mental illnesses due to COVID-19 in recent months, according to national and international health specialists and r