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04.03.2010, 22:21
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Condoms for children aged 12 and 14 have been designed in Switzerland after a study showed that sexually active teenagers avoid using contraceptives due to unsuitable sizes.
25.05.2009, 19:06
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Children infected with diseases through having unprotected sex have reached unprecedented levels in the UK. Whilst the finger is being pointed at the government, others insist that shrinking moral standards are to blame.
26.06.2009, 20:45
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Female genital mutilation, usually associated with Africa, the Middle East and South-East Asia, is a growing problem in Europe. Despite criticism, the barbaric practice is thriving with more immigrants coming to Europe.
16.06.2009, 17:31
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Pioneering art psychotherapists in Egypt are pushing the unconventional method into mental health wards. But will the method bring new perspective for psychiatric patients in Egypt?
26.06.2009, 19:05
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The UN considers female circumcision torture. Human rights activists worldwide see it as a major women’s rights violation and a broader debate is needed, says Thomas Von Der Osten-Sacken from human rights NGO – WADI.
12.08.2009, 14:23
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A new microbicide gel, which turns semi-solid and traps HIV viruses in sperm will allow women protect themselves from diseases and pregnancy without their partner’s being aware, US scientists hope.
03.03.2009, 22:48
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A new website helping to debunk myths about the link between HIV and circumcision has been launched by the World Health Organization (WHO).
14.07.2009, 18:58
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The British National Health Service has released a sexual education pamphlet for students advising teachers to stress the advantages of an enjoyable – and frequent – sex life.
21.02.2009, 16:52
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Cholera is the latest mainstream evidence of the wretched conditions in Zimbabwe. But when the fog of the cholera epidemic clears, the world will find that Zimbabwe’s medical crisis is a beast with many vile faces.
02.02.2009, 11:16
One of the most important details of ancient Egyptian art – cylinders in the hands of pharaohs – is now being widely used in medicine.
Published: 10 August, 2009, 20:38
What do you get when you combine slang, hip-hop, gaming and HIV? “Pamoja Mtaani,” an award-winning video game designed to change the lives of a young population battling the HIV epidemic.
