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JERRY DAVICH: A columnist and a colonoscopy: You now have a family history of colorectal cancer

It’s so convenient to neglect our health. That is, until you hear the word “cancer” hundreds of times over a six-month period.

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Recruitment: Police commence medical screening of successful candidates – The Sun Nigeria

Recruitment: Police commence medical screening of successful candidates – The Sun Nigeria
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Messiah University launches educational partnership with NAIOMT

Messiah University launches educational partnership with NAIOMT - Messiah University launches educational partnership with NAIOMT

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Struggling for Health, Labor and Justice: Los Mineros of Cananea, Mexico

New Solutions: The Drawing Board is a monthly feature produced by the journal New Solutions. Read more about it here. By Anne Fischel and Lin Nelson

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Mandatory fortification of flour with folic acid has potential to prevent neural tube defects

The UK Government's current proposal to fortify one type of flour with folic acid is inadequate as it suggests a low dose that would fail to prevent hundreds of cases of severe birth defects each year, according to a new paper by UCL's Professor Sir Nicholas Wald.

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