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Date Title Comments Rating
2004-12-28 Tsunami entirely possible in the Pacific Northwest of the United States 0 None
2004-12-28 PAHO urges donors to wait for assessment of Asian tragedy's needs 0 None
2004-12-28 UN Population Fund warns women, girls especially vulnerable 0 None
2004-12-27 Statement by IMF on South Asia earthquake disaster 0 None
2004-12-27 Red Cross Red Crescent launches appeal for victims of the Bay of Bengal earthquake and tsunamis 0 None
2004-12-27 CARE Australia launches Tsunami emergency appeal 0 None
2004-12-27 American Red Cross response to South Asian Tsunami waves 0 None
2004-12-27 Medecins Sans Frontieres prepares to deliver assistance to Southeast Asia 0 None
2004-12-27 UNICEF ready to respond to quake victims in South Asia 0 None
2004-12-27 United Nations relief experts rush to Indian Ocean countries 0 None
2004-12-27 World Vision launches response to Tsunami devastation 0 None
2004-12-27 Australia pledges $10 million for Tsunami emergency relief 0 None
2004-12-26 World Health Organization's new global report on iodine deficiency 0 None
2004-12-23 Santa can do the job and Christmas is saved! 0 None
2004-12-22 Closing university science departments is threatening the future of medicine in the UK 0 None
2004-12-22 Write to your MPs, BMA tells doctors 0 None
2004-12-21 BMA(NI) response to launch of latest DHSSPS consultation document 0 None
2004-12-21 Sméagol, a 587 year old, hobbit-like male of no fixed abode had issues 0 5
2004-12-21 John Howard dumps Christmas bombshell on emergency support agencies 0 None
2004-12-21 Push for mandatory health warnings on all alcohol products 0 None
2004-12-20 Leading sports medicine and exercise science organization implements ACSM certified Personal Trainer 0 None
2004-12-20 Polls show more teen girls see "alcopop" ads than women age 31-44 0 None
2004-12-20 Scotland’s deep-fried Mars bar is not just an urban myth 0 None
2004-12-20 Can the human eye detect an offside position during a football match? 0 None
2004-12-14 Revised safety advice on chromium picolinate supplements 0 None
2004-12-14 Increased Australian assistance for Sudan and Chad 0 None
2004-12-13 Realistic expectations make holidays happier 0 None
2004-12-13 BMA Scotland welcome research showing majority of Scots welcome ban on smoking 0 None
2004-12-07 No need for mass burial of flood victims 0 None
2004-12-07 FDA protects U.S. human and animal food supply 0 None
2004-12-06 The land of the long white cloud will soon be smoke-free 0 None
2004-12-06 Sexologist unveils a formula for a better sex life 0 None
2004-12-06 Ageing population and widening health insurance expand Asian in vitro diagnostics market 0 None
2004-12-04 300 million people in the developing world are seriously ill from intestinal worms 0 None
2004-12-03 Report finds Listeria Rule sparks major industry changes 0 None
2004-12-03 Disturbing new trend in cybersuicide is emerging 0 None

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