State of the world's nursing 2025
<p>Central to the achievement of the Agenda for Sustainable Development is an adequate, equitably distributed and fully supported health workforce. Nurses are the largest occupational group and represent
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Close encounters
A recent study by Fred Spoor, a researcher from University College, London, has given fresh insights illto the lives of Cro-Magllons alld Nealldertals. The study hints at trade alldcultural
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The first humans
Were the Neandertals our ancestors or a different species? Experts have unearthed intriguing aspects of the lives of these intelligent and compassionate creatures
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Not so fast
FAULTY AIDS test kits manufactured by the Chicago-based Abbott laboratories Incorporated, have forced thousands of Europeans to face the anxiety of undergoing the test all over again.
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Trouble in the air
The winter of 1995 96 has witnessed record lows in the levels of ozone in some areas of the Northern Hemisphere, affecting Europe in particular
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Ozone research goes Dutch
Dutch researchers are excited at the prospect of overtaking the Americans and becoming leaders in ozone research
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Fishy outcomes
THE squabble over fishing quotas in the European Union (EU) came to a disappointing halt in Brussels last month. EU fisheries ministries, meeting to discuss the fishing quotas for this year,
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Undercover bio patenting
A recentforum on patenting life forms in Munich chose to remain a hush hush affair leaving out people's groups
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Drug wars
EUROPEAN pharmaceutical companies, specially those based in Germany and are bell bent on blocking the of the low priced Spanish and wipme drugs in the European Union When Spain and
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Weather wonders!
IT WAS the inexorable hand of climate that spurred human evolution. This is the latest finding of Peter researcher, working with the University of Columbia's Lamont-Doherty Observatory, us. No
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Dyke disaster
After 50 complacent years, Europe's state of the art dyke system is softened for the kill by raging riverine floods