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29/7/2010
What a person does for a living could play in role in how they die, according to new research.

Parent/child conflict differs by country
American parents are more likely than European parents to have conflicts with their adult children, finds a new study.
Nurses not to blame
The Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa said it was concerned about the deaths of 22 babies in June alone at the Kimberley Hospital Complex.
Uruguay vs Philip Morris
Uruguay's government said it may loosen up the country's tough laws on smoking to avoid a dispute with Philip Morris, drawing criticism from anti-tobacco activists.
Iceman’s genetic profile mapped out
Scientists said they had decoded the genome of a mummified Stone Age hunter found in the Italian Alps.
HIV testing progress in Gauteng
About 340,000 people have taken part in Gauteng's HIV-testing campaign since it started in April, the provincial health department said.
Seven officials suspended for fraud
Seven officials have been suspended by the Eastern Cape health department after it was apparently defrauded of millions of rands, a spokesman said.
Good friends lengthen life
Family and friends may boost your longevity by up to seven years, making as much of a difference as not smoking, a new analysis shows.
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