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A chicken raiser in southern China has been making big bucks by feeding his livestock with medicinal liquor.
The raiser from Jiangxi province has been feeding his chickens with medicinal liquor, mixed with 30 types of herbs for three to seven months,...
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Germany moved Friday against an outbreak of bird flu close to the Polish border, slaughtering 1,400 ducks and geese on a farm at Markersdorf near the city of Goerlitz.
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Patients in remote villages used to pay doctors and medical services with vegetables and farm animals. The practice still flourishes in this agricultural town. But this...
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The government of Uganda is now developing a program to implement a nation-wide male circumcision exercise as part of the strategy to reduce HIV infection rates....
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Men who suffer from premature ejaculation may be able to blame their genes, work suggests.
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