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09.04.2009, 10:13
A group of young mothers from the Moscow region have had their breasts removed when they caught severe infections after giving birth.
01.04.2009, 13:12
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Fourteen women with mental disabilities have been sterilised in the Perm region of Russia against their will and without an appropriate court ruling.
27.03.2009, 10:14
Thousands of Russians die as a result of medical errors each year, but those responsible for giving poor treatment continue practicing because there is no law to punish them.
15.04.2008, 07:04
Scientists in Russia's Perm region are investigating the deaths of around 40,000 birds at a poultry farm. It’s still unclear whether they were caused by bird flu.
16.04.2009, 08:45
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A young man from the capital of Russia’s Udmurtian Republic was diagnosed with cancer, and had to undergo an operation which revealed the shocking truth – he had no cancer but… a tree growing in his lung.
09.04.2009, 12:35
A US judge has given the green light to a suit under product liability laws against a New York sperm bank which allegedly sold defective sperm. This is claimed to have caused a baby to contract a genetic condition.
28.10.2010, 12:28
The Russian media seem to have been doing their best to promote the country’s reputation as the prime source of cyber crime, as reports of police closing in on the “world’s biggest spammer” pop up in their dozens.
08.04.2009, 21:23
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The unbearable cruelty of Nikita Chemezov’s parents has placed the boy on the edge, struggling between life and death. The methods used in ‘disciplining’ the child have even shocked old-salt policemen.
18.05.2009, 15:08
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For just a moment, cast aside your notions of a lawless, littered land of deadbeats and drunks, and consider this: Russia leads the pack in two cool categories: organic food and small jeans.
20.10.2009, 10:48
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After being hit by a car, a dog called Toozik lost the use of his back legs. Thanks to the care of Russian vets, two wheels have given him a new lease of life, and that life has now taken him to America.
Published: 26 April, 2009, 19:22
Russia has tightened preventive measures to stop the spread of swine flu, which has already killed at least 81 people in Mexico. Anyone arriving from North America with symptoms of the deadly virus will be quarantined.
its good to see russia taking initiatives, to prevent swine flu accidentally being transported there. The question is will other coutries do anything similar?