12 days ago by King of Balls

Preparations are beginning.... It takes a lot of Balls (or should I say Bayag?) to swallow LIVE TYPHOID. But, hey, who's the King? That's right! It turns out live typhoid is a friendly little fellow. He (?) has explained to the King of Balls WHY it's important to take Vaccine in a Capsule on an empt ...

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12 days ago by admin

VietNamNet Bridge – To confront the outbreak of diseases after recent flooding, the Hanoi Department of Health will provide free cholera and typhoid vaccines for people in some areas in Hanoi as of November 11. Cholera vaccine produced by Vietnam.VietNamNet Bridge – To confront the outbreak of disea ...

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13 days ago by admin

Research on bread indicates that: 1. More than 98 percent of convicted felons are bread users. 2. Fully HALF of all children who grow up in bread-consuming households score below average on standardized tests. 3. In the 18th century, when virtually all bread was baked in the home, the average life e ...

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26 days ago by Suubi Trust

St. Peter’s Methodist Primary School has collected two more gifts to help support healthcare provided to the pupils at the Lira Primary School. In July they raised £188.05 at the end of term production and more recently £102.16 at their Harvest celebration. Earlier this year St. Peter’s raised £255. ...

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42 days ago by INAL

We are all creatures of habit, some habits are due to familiarity; others we can’t even explain. One of mine is reading and finding seemly incongruous connections in the readings to what goes on around me. Because I work in the Health Care field, some of the books on my reading list whether technica ...

Shadjar Al Noor -Really? - shadjar.wordpress.com · 1 reference

50 days ago by ti_blan

I started that last entry with, "Water is life", a line we throw around a lot on the days that we're working in Kisenyi. I'm always encouraging everyone around me to drink more water- I refuse to give the boys medicine for a headache until they've had a full glass of water. Abby and I are on a campa ...

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54 days ago by logicalecology

In my business as a utility director, chlorine has been getting a bad rap. Regulators, and some legislators are putting the pressure on utilities to get rid of chlorine–especially chlorine gas, used to disinfect drinking water and treated wastewater. They’re concerned about its safety. Terrorists in ...

Logical Ecology - logicalecology.wordpress.com · 2 references

58 days ago by mwilliamson5

Miriam Williamson To be published in the November edition of EvaMag This summer, when it was suspected tomatoes may have been a source of salmonella, many people cut them out of their diet, regardless of where they were grown. Eventually, the warning spread to other foods, including jalapenos and ci ...

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60 days ago by admin

Treatment for children with learning difficulties varies from child to child. Here is a case study of one child’s journey through The Institutes Brain Injured Child course. German was born with the umbilical cord wrapped twice around his neck. He was a small and quiet baby and his mother was advised ...

61 days ago by fauzia rafiq

LAHORE: The 22 Waste Enclaves that were recently built by the government to store solid waste prior to its disposal have become homes for the homeless and are also being used by couples as ‘safe’ places for illicit trysts, sources within the Solid Waste Management (SWM) told Daily Times on Monday. T ...

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