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Have you ever wonder whether those outrageous cases seen on TV hospital dramas are can actually happen in reality?
You may not but apparently Glamour, UK Edition, has.
To seek the "truth", Glamour actually went to consult experts and the experts came up with examples from 3 different "cases".
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Female combat medics in the fight every day, earn respect
Anybody who's been in the Army knows that the question of whether women can be effective in the Army has been answered in the affirmative.
Photo - Army combat medics, Spc. Aimee Collver (right) and Spc. Vanessa Bolognese (center), both with the 25th Infantry Division’ 3rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, Personal Security Detachment, take a moment to interact with the local population and relax during a mission in Amerli, Iraq, July 11. Photo by Army Spc. Mike Alberts.
1 Aug 07
by Spc. Mike Alberts
3rd Brigade Combat Team Public Affairs
KIRKUK, Iraq – Temperatures exceeded 115 degrees during the five-hour mission in Amerli that day. More than 50 Soldiers were on site and tensions were high; Amerli was the scene of a massive suicide truck bombing just four days earlier.
Soldiers kept alert, but visibly struggled under the weight of dozens of pounds of battle gear. Throughout the sun-scorched day, all but two So
Libya has begun distributing compensation money to families whose children died of HIV in Libyan hospitals. This may influence Libya’s High Judicial Council, which will soon decide the fate of several Bulgarian medics who were sentenced to death after being accused of having deliberately infected patients with HIV.
Perhaps a diplomatic breakthrough is near.
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A court in Libya hearing a defamation trial involving five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor will deliver a verdict on 27 May.
The decision was taken at a hearing in Tripoli on Sunday that saw defence lawyers try to get the case dismissed.
The six are accused of making false claims of [...]
Comment: It will be tough for the medics but my prayers are with them. I think the world has seen enough violence as it is. SEPANG, May 2 (Bernama) -- The Malaysian Defence Forces are sending their third medical team for a United Nations (UN) mission in Western Sahara.A spokesman of the ATM Medical Division said the 20-member team from the Royal Medical Corps would serve under the UN banner for six months.The ATM despatched their first medical team to the area in May last year, replacing the one from South Korea who completed their 12-year mission from 1994.The medical mission is part of the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (Minurso) that was established following the agreement between the Moroccan government and a movement called Polisario.Minurso was deployed in September 1991 to monitor the ceasefire and to organise and conduct a referendum which will allow the people of Western Sahara to decide the territory's future status.
A Libyan court has sentenced five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor to death for knowingly infecting hundreds of Libyan children with HIV. The medics have been in detention since 1999, during which time 52 of the 426 infected children have died of Aids. The nurses and doctor were sentenced to death in 2004, but the Supreme Court quashed the ruling after protests over the fairness of the trial. The defendants say they are being made scapegoats for unhygienic hospitals.Libya sentences medics to death - full story via bbc news Study backs Libya HIV case medicsTechnorati TagsNews Libya HIV Aids
