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In scenes similar to the TV series "The Walking Dead", zombies were seen dancing in the streets of Málaga on April 15, 2012, as the people protested against cuts in the social health system.
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An independent panel of experts in Massachusetts has released a report on the health hazards posed by wind turbines. Although the panel found no conclusive evidence of serious health problems, their findings left the door open for further research.
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As efforts to undermine the Clean Air Act continue, President Barack Obama caved to corporate pressure in announcing Friday he would ditch an EPA clean-air regulation targeting smog, a move he states is due to "regulatory burdens.”
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Toronto -
The Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario is urging the Toronto Mayor and City Councillors to reconsider the province of Ontario's offer of two public health nurses, which is an estimated $170,000.
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A coalition of public health groups met with White House officials on Thursday and are urging President Obama to use his leadership position for creating a National Cancer Prevention Plan to rid Americans’ daily exposure to cancer-causing chemicals.
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Could two transformers in Ontario be the root of health concerns? That's the question posed by a family during a recent article. How likely is it that those concerns can be linked to TransAlta's substation near Orangeville?
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Data gathered during a recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Miami have shown that consumption of energy drinks by young adults and children can lead to a number of health problems.
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Emergence of the superbug New Delhi metallo-β-lactamase (NDM-1) has raised a lot of discussion on global public health in general and antibiotic usage in particular.
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Scots adults have the highest health risk factors on Earth. Heavy drinking, obesity, and combinations of health hazards affect 86% of the population. 97.5% have at least one risk issue.
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The saga of North America's first legal supervised safe injection site looks set to continue, after a ruling by the B.C. Court of Appeal today struck down an appeal from the federal government, aimed at closing the facility.
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Is the lack of public toilets a health risk?
 Toronto Public Health joined forces with the World Health Organization to raise awareness about tuberculosis this week.
 Manitoba's chief public health officer has had his contract terminated by the province.
Campaigners are calling for more defibrillators to be put in public places, they say this will help save hundreds of lives.
The father of a baby who died from pseudomonas is told by the health minister that there will be no public inquiry into the deaths.
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