Reuters reports in the video below that archaeologists have discovered bones, fossils and stone tools from the earliest known humans, or hominids, in Europe.
Archaeologists have discovered evidence that humans were active in Europe about 1 million years ago but they had never found any human remains - until now.
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Benjamin Brewer, a family physician who writes for the Wall Street Journal, points out that the supply of primary care physicians is not up to the task of handling a surge of new patients unleashed by proposals for universal health care. (See Primary Health Care Needs Fixing Before Universal Care Can Work.) In fact, primary care can’t even handle the load it’s under today, and things will get worse anyway as the population ages and the number of primary care docs fails to keep up.
I heard about EDTA chelation therapy often. I was not knowing about it previously but then I read about it on internet and found that it is used in the treatment of coronary artery diseases. (CAD)
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