March2017

News Hour: Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday that Europeans across the world would not be able to walk safely on the streets if they kept up their current attitude. Turkey has been embroiled in...

News Hour: Their clothes torn and dirty, nine barefoot children yell and applaud as a convoy of cars approaches on a busy street in Venezuela’s capital. Volunteers emerge handing out soup and clothes to the delight...

News Hour: Drugs that treat hair loss and prostate enlargement are tied to a small increased risk of depression and self-harm, according to a new study from Canada. The pills were not tied to an increased risk...

News Hour: A baby girl from the Ivory Coast born with four legs and two spines has been successfully separated from a parasitic twin in a rare and complex surgery at a Chicago hospital. Ten-month-old Dominique...

News Hour: Radiation emitted by mobile phone towers is harmful to public health, the Bangladeshi government said in a report today. A committee formed by Ministry of Health investigated several mobile towers in Dhaka, the capital...

News Hour: A police officer was stabbed and the assailant shot by police near the British Houses of Parliament, in what police are treating as a terrorist incident. London’s Metropolitan Police said on Twitter they were called...

News Hour: Sanofi SA and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc have filed a lawsuit seeking a court order declaring that their eczema drug Dupixent, awaiting a U.S. approval decision, does not infringe an Amgen Inc patent for a...

News Hour: Biogen Inc on Tuesday won an intellectual property rights ruling against hedge fund manager Kyle Bass over its top multiple sclerosis pill, Tecfidera, pushing shares up more than 1 percent on a day when...

News Hour: Injuries fell by half and concussions were reduced by almost two thirds after Hockey Canada banned body checking for players younger than 13 years old, researchers say. “Concussions are among the most commonly-occurring injuries...

News Hour: Hong Kong has banned all meat imports from Brazil, the Latin American nation’s agriculture ministry said Tuesday, another blow from a police investigation into corruption among health inspectors and the alleged selling of rotten...