By Tom Miles GENEVA (Reuters) – Cases of a crippling vaccine-derived polio virus could spread in Ebola-ravaged Guinea and in Mali after a Guinean toddler traveled to Mali and became the country’s first polio case in more than four years, the World Health Organization said on Monday. Two cases were reported in Ukraine last week.. Preliminary tests showed the 19-month-old was paralyzed on July 20, seven days before being brought
British scientists say they have genetically modified chickens in a bid to block bird flu and that early experiments show promise for fighting off the disease that has devastated the U.S. poultry and egg industries. Health regulators around the world have yet to approve any animals bred as genetically modified organisms (GMOs) for use in food because of long-standing safety and environmental concerns. Bird flu has become a global concern
Spain can take a giant stride towards qualification for Euro 2016 when they travel to Macedonia on Tuesday night.
Smart juvenile Recorder, owned by the Queen and trained by William Haggas, will miss the rest of the season.
Wales full-back Leigh Halfpenny has been ruled out of the World Cup with a cruciate ligament injury.
A review of the pick of Monday’s action at Windsor, where Sunflower impressed in making a winning debut.
Rob Kearney will not take part in full training early this week as Ireland continue to treat their full-back with kid gloves.
Amy Duggar wore a princess ball gown at her wedding and was joined by several of her family members and former 19 Kids and Counting co-stars, including her famous aunt and uncle Jim…
Are you ready, Joan Rangers? Last week, Fashion Police made its triumphant and unforgettable return with a hilarious VMAs episode that broke down all the wild and wacky looks on the red…
They are fighters, victims, murderers and survivors whose anonymous yet deeply personal interviews form the backbone of a new film from French photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand that seeks to capture our experience on Earth. In the opening moments of “Human” — which premieres Saturday at both the Venice Film Festival and the United Nations in New York — a convicted killer on Death Row in the United States explains how he
