Nevirapine is generally safe and well tolerated by children, reports a United Kingdom paper.
What is it that marks out modern women from their 19th-century sisters, trussed up in their bodices and Sunday bonnets? Twenty-first-century women spend a hellish amount of time, money and effort on depilation
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/ 24 February 2003
For the first time black people across the globe have a chance to trace their lineage back to specific areas of Africa. By analysing DNA it is possible to trace the sequence of ancestors along the mother line
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/ 22 February 2003
Abduction by imaginary aliens can be almost as traumatic as being caught up in real horror, according to United States psychologists
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/ 20 February 2003
As politicians and policymakers gathered at 10 Downing Street in February for the first of a series of meetings ahead of the progressive governance conference in July, attention was focused on the possibility of conflict in Iraq. Centre-left politics must be redefined to cope with a more insecure world, said British Prime Minister Tony Blair
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/ 28 November 2002
Plans for a two-tier system for drug pricing will be launched this week by the United Kingdom’s International Development Secretary, Clare Short.
#David McKay Brian Gilbertson, chair of Billiton, collects clocks. Isn’t that odd as well as intriguing? Odd because Gilbertson is renowned in mining circles for the more outward shows of his material success: the ostentatious commuting to and from his Johannesburg office by helicopter, the Porsche apparently permanently on display in an underground bay at […]