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Developing Countries Face Shortage Of Medical Workers Trained To Treat HIV/AI bi13160794 Many developing countries are facing a shortage of workers -- leaving health care gaps nations high HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis burdens -- Reuters reports. Although Africa has 25% of the world's disease burden, has only 3% of the world's health care workers, Reuters reports, adding that the continent also most affected by brain drain worldwide

Medical examiner: Trooper's death a suicide (Republican-American) bi13160794 The untimely death of a state police sergeant Tuesday night has been ruled a suicide, a spokeswoman for the office of the chief examiner said on Thursday

Marijuana factory filled a medical need, growers told police (Republican-Amer bi13160794 Torrington residents arrested last week for running a marijuana factory on Weigold Road told police the marijuana they were growing and processing was for use, according to court records

Rossford man medical office space developer (Bowling Green Sentinel-Tribune) bi13160794 ROSSFORD - Don Helvey a office space developer who recently opened own business, NuEquity Developments, LLC. His..

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