Needle less: hepatitis-B

Article Abstract:

Approximately 8% of Romanians carry the often-deadly hepatitis-B virus because of past practices of giving children frequent shots and blood transfusions. A vaccine could prevent new cases, but the ability to keep a cold chain is limited, and medical personnel still reuse syringes.

Health aspects, Romania, Vaccines, Hepatitis B, Epidemics

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Less separate, more equal

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Laws passed in the early 1990s limiting immigrants and refugees has slowed the flow of immigrants into Western Europe, but already-established immigrants are finding it easier to integrate. Joblessness and birth rates are still higher among immigrants, but are coming down.

Laws, regulations and rules, Children, Immigrants, Emigration and immigration, Western Europe, Children of immigrants, Citizenship

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When 1 + 4 = less than 3

Article Abstract:

'Wisden' is an almanac of the English sport cricket. The book contains mostly match reports, statistics and records of top scores. Since the game changed in 1963 when one-day county games were introduced, many of the records are unlikely to be broken.

History, Cricket, Cricket (Sport)

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