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The Indian Medical Association, the largest association of modern medicine doctors in India, has called for the suspension of non-emergency medical services for 24 hours across the country after a female trainee doctor was raped and murdered last week at a hospital.
NEW DELHI -- Hundreds of thousands across India have taken to the streets as doctors stage a mass hospital walkout in protest at the rape-murder of a female medic, which has sparked fresh outrage over sexual violence against women.
Sequencing of confirmed case under way to determine whether virus is same deadly Clade 1 variant discovered by Sweden.
Hospitals to suspend non-essential services and medical procedures on Saturday as public fury over brutal attack grows.
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PALO ALTO, California -- U.S. game developer Epic Games, creator of the smash hit Fortnite, on Friday launched its own smartphone game app store, aiming to list thousands of apps in the near future, including those developed by third parties.
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