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53 Killed, 357 Injured In Gaza By Israeli Military Operations

Recent Israeli military operations in Gaza have resulted in 53 deaths and 357 injuries, adding to the ongoing conflict's toll. The situation calls for urge...

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Two PRCS Medics Killed In Israeli Bombardment In Gaza

Tragic loss of PRCS medics in Gaza due to Israeli bombardment underscores risks faced by healthcare workers in conflict zones.

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Why the U.N. revised the numbers of women and children killed in Gaza

Here's a closer look at the United Nations' breakdown of casualties. The overall total of more than 35,000 Palestinians killed since Oct. 7, based on Gaza Health Ministry figures, has not declined.

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United Nations Clarifies Gaza Death Toll Amid Confusion

UN clarifies Gaza death toll at 35,000, reducing women and children casualties by half due to updated documentation methods.

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Gaza Death Toll Rises To 34,654 In Ongoing Conflict

Gaza conflict: 34,654 deaths, 77,908 injuries reported. UNRWA highlights impact on women. Urgent need for peaceful resolution.

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Death Toll In Gaza Strip Rises To Over 34,000

Ministry of Health in Gaza reports 34,049 deaths in Gaza due to conflict. Urgent calls for peace and protection of civilians. International community seeks...

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Mass Graves Discovered In Northern Gaza

Health workers in northern Gaza are exhuming corpses from mass graves near Al-Shifa Hospital, where Israeli forces killed hundreds of Palestinians during a...

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92 Killed In Gaza In Past 24 Hours

The conflict in Gaza intensifies, resulting in tragic loss of life with civilians affected. International attention and humanitarian intervention are needed.

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Choice Not Chance in the Context of International Gambling Care Networks

According to the statistics 1 in 5 adults is affected by gambling. For this reason, one of the top gambling tips for newcomers is to find reliable gambling support.

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India’s problem — different drugs, identical brand names

The consequences of confusion between medications with identical brand names at the pharmacy can be serious for patients

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How British American Tobacco lobbied Kenya to water down nicotine pouch warnings

Exclusive: tobacco giant said it would pull investment from a Nairobi factory if its request for smaller health labels was not met, leaked documents show

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CNN lets Israeli military censor news

"War-crime" and "genocide" are taboo words, network insider tells The Intercept

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India’s alarming ‘fixed dose combination’ problem

Pharmaceutical companies in India use these fixed dose combination drugs to escape liability under multiple laws without much concern for public health

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Israel says its troops have entered Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City

The Israeli military said in a posting on social media that it was launching "a precise and targeted operation against Hamas in a specified area" of the Gaza Strip's largest medical facility.

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How are Gaza casualty updates affected by Israeli attacks on hospitals?

The hospitals in Gaza are under heavy assault by the Israeli military, making it difficult to document casualty figures.

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With ACT and NZ First promising to overhaul Pharmac, what’s in store for publicly funded medicines?

Never before has Pharmac – the government’s medicine procurement agency and decision maker – featured so prominently in an election.

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Long Covid's 'missing thousands' in NZ

New Zealand may have 100,000-150,000 people affected by Long Covid and ME, and of those, 85 percent will be moderately to very severely affected and needing significant support, says Emeritus Professor Warren Tate

The Guardian - UK

The week in audio: The Rest is Football; Terribly Famous; File on 4: Jon Holmes, Generation Shame; This Cultural Life

Gary Lineker tackles some offside topics in his new podcast, while a celebrity series discusses all things Adele. Plus, Jon Holmes on the painful search for his birth parents, and the return of a Radio 4 favourite

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Clock ticks for care and support pay equity deal

Legislation allowing pay equity claims for care and support workers will expire at the end of the year and unions are pushing for the Ministry of Health and the Public Service Commission to come to the party.

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Why pharmacy ownership matters

If pharmacists lose control of their businesses, the biggest issue will be public safety, writes Tara Officer

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Supply of medicines to NZ threatened after vaccine disclosure – Ombudsman

After the Government mistakenly released confidential information about Covid-19 vaccines, the health ministry says it was 'made clear' this could have implications for broader pharmaceutical and therapeutic supply.

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Fact check | Notification giving MBBS status to nursing graduates is fake, says Ministry of Health

The Ministry of Health has alerted the public of a fake notification that is doing the rounds, in which the Indian Nursing Council has seemingly announced that nursing candidates would be considered equal to MBBS graduates.

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Disabled Ministry plans for up to 2500 new carer employees

Hundreds of people may be deemed to work for the Govt and not for their disabled family members, if the Court of Appeal upholds a decision.

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NZ 'too small' for PwC-style tax rort

Despite the tax advice scandal rocking the Australian business community, experts say the symbiotic relationship between the big four accounting firms and the New Zealand Government is apparently no cause for concern.

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What does the end of the COVID emergency mean to you? Here's what Kenyans told us

Our reporter spoke to residents of Kibera, known as Africa's largest urban slum. Many had not yet heard that the World Health Organization ended the state of "emergency." They had strong reactions.

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