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Jan

14

2023

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By William D. Ricker

How do You Dissolve Kidney Stones in 24 hours Using Natural Remedies

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How do You Dissolve Kidney Stones in 24 hours - Kidney stones are a common problem for many people, and the pain and discomfort they cause can be unbearable. Fortunately, there are ways to dissolve kidney stones quickly, without having to resort to surgery or medications. In this article how do you dissolve kidney stones in 24 hours, we will discuss what kidney stones are and how you can naturally dissolve them quickly. We will also look at some natural remedies that have been proven to help dissolve kidney stones faster. By following these tips, you can find relief from…

Dec

29

2022

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By Fredric M. Wiseman

Experts warn of the emergence of COVID Variants amid the soaring cases in China

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Experts warn of the emergence of COVID Variants amid the soaring cases in China. China has announced that visitors will no longer be required to be quarantined from January 8, the most recent major shift in stricter restrictions which have been keeping the country mostly closed to the outside world since the beginning of this pandemic. The country's National Health Commission has stopped the daily release of cases; officials in various cities believe there are hundreds of thousands who've contracted the disease over the past few months. The crematoriums and hospitals are overloaded across the nation, France24 reported. As the…

Oct

25

2022

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By Kevin Bonner

German Africa Prize won by researchers who discovered an omicron

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Researchers from Botswana as well as South Africa, who separately discovered the COVID-19 variant of the omicron were awarded the award for 2022. German Africa Award. The virologist Sikhulile Moyo from Botswana and South African bioinformatics researcher Tulio de Oliveira have been awarded the German Africa prize for their work in identifying the COVID-19 variant of omicron. Through their studies and notifying the variant through the World Health Organization (WHO) They "contributed substantially to greater understanding of the nature of the pandemic as well as the rapid response from the world in response," an independent jury for the prize concluded.…

Oct

24

2022

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By Kevin Bonner

The universal access to safe drinking water will require more investment that is backed by strong institutions of the government like WHO, UNICEF, World Bank

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Governments should invest in the development of healthy drinking systems that are not just increasing the amount of money available, but also by enhancing the capacity to plan, coordinate and regulate the provision of services in order seeking to provide everyone with safe drinking water, and to reduce the impacts from climate changes, according to WHO, UNICEF, and the World Bank in a report that was released today. The State of the World's Drinking Water report reveals that more than 2.5 billion persons have had access to safe drinking water in the last two decades. The progress, though positive but…

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