Displaced People In Baghdad Earn Their Living Through Scavenging

Around half million residents live in a vast slum named Naser City, one among the dozens squatter settlements that sprung up around Baghdad since the American invasion of 2003.

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Researchers Hopeful To Unravel Secrets Of Climate Change & Natural Disasters Of The Past

Like trees on its stem, the Dead sea have rings. The sea bed adds two layers of sediment every year. The researchers will analyze half a million years of geological history deciphering the trend and using them to help understand the future, according to Zvi Ben-Abraham of the Israel Academy of Sciences.

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Russia Is Now Confronting With Growing Cases of HIV

Russia now has a burgeoning growth of HIV victims where more than half million are officially registered cases. The United Nations HIV/AIDS (Unaids) program and others, have estimated the number to be closer to one million.

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Public Education Is The Key To Alleviate Our Environmental Woes

Educating the citizenry about the distinction between biodegradable and non biodegradable and what it can do to our environment is one step on the right direction to prevent the environmental woes that we are now confronting.

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How To Cope Up With Dandruff

There are many reasons why a person can develop dandruff. It might be due to yeast infection on the scalp, stress, nutritional deficiencies and improper use of hair products like dyes, gels, hair sprays, blower, hair iron and not shampooing regularly.

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Tomato Is Beneficial To Your Cardiovascular Health

With the alarming rate among adults having high blood pressure, one can sincerely calls for an advocacy for healthy eating habits and lifestyle practices to avoid cardiovascular diseases.

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Savants Have Found Where FMD Virus Starts Infection In Cattle

Foot and mouth disease (FMD), is a highly infectious vesicular disease of cloven footed animals, primarily of cattle, swine and occasionally of sheep, deer and bison.

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Ultraviolet Radiation Exposure From Sun, Left Whales Sunburned

Like humans, the light skinned whales seemed to have the most difficulty dealing with the sun. Blue whales had more severe skin damage than their darker skinned counterparts, fin whales and sperm whales, even though the latter spend so much time at the surface.

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