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Air quality in China's capital, Beijing, has once again hit serious levels, with thick smog and a sandstorm blanketing the city.
BBC: Smog and sandstorm engulf China's capital
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The case of gynaecologist Richard Neale once again raises serious questions about how effective the General Medical Council (GMC) is at regulating the medical profession.
BBC: Neale case puts spotlight on GMC
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Our best scientists and public health officials (FDA, EPA, state and local health departments) are once again quite serious about protecting us, and they have the expensive equipment to do so, measuring radiation in milk, water and food down to a single picocurie.
FORBES: The Cost Of Minuscule Levels Of Radiation