South Korean Parliament Passes Law Banning Type Of Cloning, Broadening Embryonic Stem Cell Research Reported May 20, 2008 South Korea's Parliament on Friday passed a law that bans inserting human somatic cells -- or cells that can form tissues and organs -- into animal eggs and allows researchers to use human embryonic stem cells to treat "general" … [Read more...]
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Mothers try tricks to make kids drink milkReported July 26, 2008 DUBAI - Ten-year-old Ali raced out of the house and headed for the play area with his mother following him with the unfinished glass of milk, but to no avail. The youngster had already reached out of bounds on his bicycle. Mothers all over the GCC struggle with the same problem almost everyday, a new survey … [Read more...]
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New study suggests military members don't get help for mental problemsReported February 13, 2008 MONTREAL - A new survey of active and reserve members of the Canadian Forces suggests many soldiers don't seek help for mental disorders and such problems as alcoholism. The study of 8,441 soldiers was carried out during the last year by McGill University, the … [Read more...]
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Being kind to someone can give you faith in humanity, improve your mental healthReported December 26, 2007 TORONTO - A random act of kindness, such as smiling at someone or shovelling snow or cutting the grass for an elderly neighbour, "gives you faith in humanity," says the organizer of a kindness campaign. It's also good for your mental health when you're kind to … [Read more...]
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