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3D printer creates transplant jaw

A 3D printer-created lower jaw has been fitted to an 83-year-old woman's face.
Religious institutions in the United States will be required to subsidise birth control programmes.
  
A Japanese study shows that elderly people who drink green tea are more agile than those who do not.
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 3D printer creates transplant jaw
A 3D printer-created lower jaw has been fitted to an 83-year-old woman's face.
Green tea promotes healthy ageing
A Japanese study shows that elderly people who drink green tea are more agile than those who do not.
The number of children being admitted to hospital with abuse-linked injuries has risen since the economic downturn began.
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 Black women hard hit by traffic fumes
Researchers in Los Angeles show African-American women are most susceptible to the health impact of air pollution.
Doctors give out too many antibiotics
US doctors are found to give unnecessary antibiotics to people for small amounts of urinary bacteria.
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WHO cites grand inequalities
The WHO reports that inequalities within countries are "killing people on a grand scale".
 
 AIDS activist's dream 'died'
An AIDS activist in China's Muslim region of Xinjiang says officials destroyed his group.
 
 China's tough birth policy will stay
Widespread abuses, including late-term forced abortions, continue to be reported.
 

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