1. Eyes Wide Shut
(Newsletter)

...pital in the Gaza Strip could die if Israel continues to prevent fuel and essential supplies to the territory, doctors say. CONTINUE... Abbas mulls snap elections Top_news By Agencies  &nb...

2. Tanzania convicts albino's killers
(News/Culture)

...heir skin, eyes and hair - are prized in some regions of Tanzania and other African countries, where many witchdoctors say they bring wealth and good luck. Albino hunters kill their victims and harves...

3. Fake TV News
(Opinions/Daily)

...s and often leads to sleep interruption due to the severity of the itch. While the cause of eczema is unknown, doctors say it can result from genetics, environmental factors or an over-reactive immune...

4. Hospitals Come Under Siege
(Opinions/Iraq)

... about 110 km west of capital Baghdad on the Euphrates river, are being raided regularly by the U.S. military, doctors say. "The maternity hospital and the general hospital in our city are the tw...

5. IRAQ: Increase in TB cases worrying, doctors say
(Opinions/Iraq)

AMARAH, 13 June (IRIN) - Iraqi doctors say they are concerned over an increase in Tuberculosis (TB) cases in the southeastern city of Amarah, fueled by a shortage of medicine and poor living condition

6. Low quality cigarettes causing health problems
(Opinions/Iraq)

...hey can seriously damage health. Youssef Ahmed, 16, became very sick after smoking a new brand of cigarettes. Doctors say he has a serious lung disease caused by some kind of toxins found in the ciga...

7. Bolivia faces dengue epidemic
(Archived/News/S+T)

Bolivia has declared a health emergency as a dengue fever epidemic spreads across much of the country.

8. Zimbabwe rejects cholera criticism
(Archived/News/Arab)

Zimbabwe has accused Britain and the US of planning an invasion, as pressure mounts for Robert Mugabe, the president, to step down amid a cholera outbreak, food shortages and economic collapse.

9. 'Lives at risk' from Gaza fuel cuts
(Archived/News/Arab)

...pital in the Gaza Strip could die if Israel continues to prevent fuel and essential supplies to the territory, doctors say. ...

10. Spain windpipe transplant success
(Archived/News/S+T)

Doctors have given a woman a windpipe with tissue grown from her own stem cells, eliminating the need for anti-rejection drugs.