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British American Tobacco South Africa says 200 of its workers will be out of a job soon, but public health researchers argue they’re using misleading figures to justify the retrenchments.

You may have felt some of the earthquakes that struck to Malta’s south but they are just a tiny fraction of the regular tremors that occur in the area

Announcement of Saudi assistance is the cornerstone of Pakistan’s economic recovery, but it first will have to enact economic reforms to receive the aid.

Andy Street calls for an end to "begging bowl culture" as £2.1bn is allocated to local projects.

Despite the economic impact of BATSA losing sales to illicit cigarettes, experts still consider smoking a public health emergency.

Located just 30 miles east of London, an abandoned oil refinery on the edge of the Thames Estuary has become an unlikely wildlife haven.

The Spear's 500 is a guide to the top private client advisors, wealth managers, lawyers and service providers for HWNs.

Mehdi Jorfi, PhD, discusses the array of techniques in different technologies that can help identify potential interventions for Alzheimer disease.

Mehdi Jorfi, PhD, discusses the array of techniques in different technologies that can help identify potential interventions for Alzheimer disease.

A research team led by the University of California, Irvine has discovered a relationship between Huntington disease mutation and developmental deficits in th