2007
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Legislation requiring safety testing of tens of thousands of chemicals comes into effect across the EU.
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Legislation requiring safety testing of tens of thousands of chemicals comes into effect across the EU.
A US man with a rare form of TB is moved to a special clinic as calls widen for anyone in contact with him to be checked.
Supplementing foods like bread with folic acid could cut the risks of a stroke by a fifth, a study suggests.
A computer decision analysis system could help cut the rate of Caesareans performed in the UK, experts claim.
Parents can now check surgery survival rates at every specialist children’s heart centre in the UK online.
Spiegel Online reports here: US President George W. Bush has unveiled plans for combating climate change, calling for the 15 worst emitters of greenhouse gases to meet and agree on emissions goals by 2008. The proposal could be intended to block Merkel’s plans for the G-8 summit next week.
Scottish Catholics should reject politicians who defend abortion, the country’s most senior Catholic claims.
A non-nicotine drug specifically designed to help smokers quit is approved for use on the NHS.
Thousands of cases of the hospital bug Clostridium difficile have not been reported in recent years, data shows.