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Sweet delirium - Thousands of people are queuing up for a sleepless night, racked by fever. Why?

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TB claims slammed as `dangerous'

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No way out – Young Chinese women are killing themselves at an alarming rate.Understanding why could upset Western notions about suicide. Phyllida Brownreports

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Seabirds' dirty diet spreads disease

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Pig transplants `should be banned'

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Science : They heard it on the grapevine. . .

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Vacuum cleaner gets to the roots of asthma

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WHO told to sharpen its focus

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The WHO strikes mid-life crisis - Next year, the World Health Organization is 50 years old. Unfortunately, there will be no shortage of party poopers at the birthday celebrations

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Science : Arthritic French mice rewrite the textbooks

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Science : Heart attacks that begin in the womb

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