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Falling immunizations bring 15-year high for measles epidemic

Measles are one of the first diseases that occur when immunization coverage rates begin to fall, which leads to large-scale outbreaks. Fortunately, even though measles is a highly contagious viral disease, it is vaccine-preventable.
In the Media by Nancy Houser - 5 comments

Ghana High Commissioner visits Vancouver Special

Vancouver - Ghana’s High Commissioner to Canada, Dr. Richard Turkson recently paid what could be described as a very fruitful visit to Vancouver, in the Canadian province of British Columbia during which he met with members of the Ghanaian community.
Digital Journal Report by Gibril Koroma

Marijuana DUI standard has first hearing in Colorado Senate

Denver - A new bill that would set the standard for driving under the influence of pot has entered the Colorado Senate for a preliminary hearing on Monday.
In the Media by Edward Xiao - 1 comment

Plane crashes into Arizona school killing four people

Eagar - Four people have died in a small plane crash yesterday when a Cessna appeared to be having trouble crashed into a high school in Arizona. NTSB is on the scene investigating the accident and trying to recover what remains of the planes and its passengers.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 3 comments

Malawi's 1.5% growth in tourists in 2009 Special

Lilongwe - Malawi registered an increase in tourists from 742,000 tourists in 2008 to 752, 000 tourists in 2009 representing 1.5 percent increase, according to Malawi government's Annual Economic Report for 2010.
Digital Journal Report by Chancy Namadzunda

Annapolis High School pitcher tosses no-hitter

Dearborn Heights - A.J. Hall, of Annapolis High School in Dearborn Heights, Mich., pitched a no-hitter against the Thurston team of Redford this week.
In the Media by Matt Harding - 1 comment

U.S. unemployment hits 9.8%, 263,000 jobs cut in September

The unemployment rate has risen to 9.8 percent in the United States. That number does not include those who have given up looking for employment or are underemployed. Jobs losses in Sept. especially high in construction and government sectors.
In the Media by Kay Mathews

Unemployment hits 14-year high in United Kingdom

Britain's Office for National Statistics showed that unemployment has risen to reach 2.43 million, the highest level since 1995.
In the Media by Kevin Jess - 1 comment

Defence Spending At An All Time High

The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) says military spending around the world has increased dramatically, according to a report in the institute’s Yearbook On Armaments, Disarmament and International Security.
In the Media by Christopher Szabo

Teen pregnancy results are in, the Southern U.S. wins again

Deep south values prevail as teen pregnancy rates soar. The report also revealed that Hispanic and Black teens have a high number of teen pregnancy rates.
In the Media by Nikki Weingartner - 16 comments
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