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Health TogoAfrican Leaders Take Up Fight Against Fake Drugs, Try to Save Many Children’s Lives
Fake versions of medicines are commonly sold in Africa, claiming the lives of 120,000 children each year. To end this malpractice, the continent’s leaders are now collaborating on an initiative that criminalizes the trafficking of such falsified drugs.
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Health IndiaBitten by a Cobra? Soon They Will Rescue You With Anti-Venom Made From Genetic Engineering
Modern genetics is paving the way to more efficient, animal-friendly snakebite antivenom. Researchers have been using the genome of the India cobra – one of the most dangerous snakes in the world – to lay foundations for producing the perfect antidote to the poisonous venom.
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Society
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Health USABreakthrough in Treatment for Type 1 Diabetes with Artificial Intelligence
A wearable, autonomous blood sugar device certified by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is using artificial intelligence to help treat type 1 diabetes, adapting to each patient’s individual changing insulin needs.
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Animals
Animals AustraliaAustralian Koala Hospital Raises Over 2 Million Dollars in a Bushfire Rescue Mission
An online fundraising campaign set up by a koala hospital in New South Wales, Australia, has raised more than $2.25 million to rescue and rehabilitate koalas dehydrated and burned by devastating recent bush fires.