Young people leading drop in HIV spread in Rwanda: study – Xinhua
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Young people leading drop in HIV spread in Rwanda: study
Xinhua KIGALI, July 17 (Xinhua) — The prevalence of HIV/AIDS is falling among young Rwandans because they are having safer sex with fewer partners, the United Nations AIDS (UNAIDS)program said ahead of a major conference next week in Vienna, … Global AIDS Fight Shifts Toward Prevention Healthcare Workers Call For More Money For AIDS Treatments Activists: Stigma fuels HIV/AIDS rates in African-American community |
Gene pattern predicts longevity – Xinhua
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Gene pattern predicts longevity
Xinhua BEIJING, July 3 (Xinhuanet) — Researchers have found a pattern of genes that predicts more accurately who might live a longer life, according to Friday's issue of the journal Science. Researchers led by Paola Sebastiani and Dr. Thomas Perls at Boston … For Most Centenarians, Longevity Is Written in the DNA Study shows genes are key in living to be 100 New genetic model can predict who will live past 100 |
Hurricane Alex makes landfall, kills eight in Mexico – Xinhua
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Hurricane Alex makes landfall, kills eight in Mexico
Xinhua MEXICO CITY, June 30 (Xinhua) — Hurricane Alex killed eight people in two separate incidents in Monterrey, the capital city of the northern Mexican state … Hurricane Alex drenches Mexico's northern coast BP oil spill cleanup work hampered by hurricane Hurricane Alex batters Mexico coast |
US, Russia to avoid diplomatic meltdown amid spy scandal – Xinhua
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US, Russia to avoid diplomatic meltdown amid spy scandal
Xinhua MOSCOW/WASHINGTON, June 30 (Xinhua) — With the will to reset their relations, both the United States and Russia are trying to avoid the spy row from … Russia media slams 'unconvincing' spy scandal Diplomacy withstands spy allegations Don't they know the Cold War is over? |
Russia says suspected spies are its citizens who didn’t harm US interests – Xinhua
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Russia says suspected spies are its citizens who didn't harm US interests
Xinhua MOSCOW, June 29 (Xinhua) — Russian Foreign Ministry said Tuesday that suspected spies detained in the United States were Russians who did nothing to harm … Living the American dream. But all the time spying for Russia Spy Talk: Anna Chapman, accused spy, is Internet sensation Russia to US: Spies? What Spies? |