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An experimental vaccine proved 50% effective at preventing latent tuberculosis infection from turning into active disease in a three-year study
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Apparently there are hyenas in this forest. I’m running behind Tadele Geremew Mulugeta, an Ethiopian marathon runner, zigzagging back and
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It’s a long way down. We’re parked at the edge of the Rift Valley, looking out over the vast, faded
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As we walked along the Royal Mile in Edinburgh the day after the marathon, people kept stopping my Kenyan friend,
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The rhythm of daily life in the Ethiopian highlands starts early, with the coolness of the refreshing mountain night giving
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Scientists Discover a Sixth Species of Ebola Virus — in Bats
Scientists have discovered a previously unknown species of Ebola virus, called Bombali virus, that's carried by at least two species
Peer influence, better HIV counseling could encourage boys in Africa to be circumcised
With research showing that male circumcision reduces the odds of getting HIV through heterosexual sex by 60 percent, more boys