&host=www.rt.com&uri=/news/sci-tech/liquid-condom-lady-charge/comments/&via=1.1 8.254.9.139:80 (Footprint 4.8/FPMCP)&ua=CCBot/1.0 (+http://www.commoncrawl.org/bot.html))
breakingnews
01.02.2010, 18:17
8 comments
Politicians are releasing fantastic amounts of hot air jet-setting around the planet in order to debate the alleged threat of global warming. But what about all the other things killing humans?
18.10.2010, 23:04
9 comments
American food policy has resulted in increasing rates of obesity, particularly among lower-class and minority populations.
10.08.2009, 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.
26.06.2009, 20:45
17 comments
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.
04.06.2009, 21:43
5 comments
A Chinese man was shocked when, after four years of dating, his girlfriend turned out to be a boy.
24.07.2010, 03:26
13 comments
July 23 marks the final day of an international AIDS conference where scientists from around the world have worked to fight and cure the disease. At the same time some continue to deny the conventional wisdom about AIDS.
21.09.2010, 07:42
12 comments
A Russian scientist is trying to convince people they can change the world simply by using their own energy. He claims that thinking in a certain way can have a positive or negative effect on the surrounding environment.
16.06.2009, 17:31
3 comments
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
4 comments
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.
15.02.2010, 07:17
3 comments
Patients in need of a transplant know they could face a dangerously long wait. But now scientists may have some good news on the horizon - as human organs in the future may simply be printed out.
Published: 12 August, 2009, 14:23
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.
What a relief....and I thought Hedonism was Dead!