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Article written by sport mail reporter. 

The world of football was united in support of Sir Alex Ferguson on Saturday evening after it was revealed the former Manchester United manager is fighting for his life. The Scotsman, now 76, suffered a brain haemorrhage and has since undergone life-saving surgery, a procedure his old club described as having gone 'very well.'

Sportsmail will provide you with all the latest updates on the legendary manager's health throughout the day, as well as news on how the football fraternity have reacted to the worrying news. <!-- Global site tag (gtag.js) - Google Analytics -->

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Article written by Christopher Stanley, Smileband will be looking in to a next concept of a Heath formative assessments that would give people a backbone to the health care that we all feel neglected due to the health services that are unable to keep a formative structure within its social society public duty. Our concept will work as an ambassador of health specialist that have a strong motive to all structured purposes within human health. It’s will be a planning stage idea that will concept in to a development of support to people living society. Smileband hold all understanding based around people views and expressions that vague our true existence to its required length of distinguish subtracted clear internal organs fade our purpose to the living world as we are a temple to our living soul. Please support us through our researched news and health issue that we keep people within the public eye that is a vision of our true understanding to what’s going on in the world and the health issue that infects us through social connections. <!-- Global site tag (gtag.js) - Google Analytics -->

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Article written by Colin Fernandez, 

Scientists have made a major step forward to creating life in the laboratory without using sperm or eggs. Two different kinds of stem cells were combined in a dish - and they grew into an early form of embryo.

Creating embryos from stem cells would create an unlimited supply of identical embryos, which would be useful for medical research.

The development is hoped to shed light on one of the biggest causes of infertility - embryos failing to implant in the womb.

It will also be useful for testing the effects of new medical treatments. Researchers say that the technique - carried out in mice - could result in a mouse being created without using sperm or eggs within three years.

But experts warn that if the technique could be replicated in people, it may lead to the creation of an army of human clones.

It could take as long as two decades before the technique is likely to be perfected to create human embryos out of stem cells, the experts warned.

How does the technology work? 

Researchers combined two different types of embryonic stem cells from mice. <!-- Global site tag (gtag.js) - Google Analytics -->

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Article written by idaz medical, 

Hantavirus infection can be a severe and sometimes fatal disease. It was first recognized in 1993 in the four corners region of the United States. 

The risk of exposure is associated with wild rodent contact, such as deer mice. Early symptoms include fever, aches, and gastrointestinal upset. Four to 10 days after early phase, respiratory signs can occur, including shortness of breath and pulmonary edema.

Arizona will usually see an average of 3 to 5 cases of Hantavirus a year. This number can increase depending on the rodent populations and a number of exposures to individuals.

Arizona 5 year median: 4 cases

Transmission 
Transmission occurs when people inhale infected viral droplets from rodent urine, droppings, or nesting material. Although rare, bites from an infected rodent can also spread Hantavirus. Incubation is typically 2 weeks, ranging from 1-6 weeks.

Isolation Precautions 
Standard precautions are recommended in healthcare settings.

Prevention for Patients 

• Wear mask and gloves when cleaning up rodent waste material
• Do not sweep up droppings, use wet disinfectant (1:10) bleach solution
• Seal holes in and around homes so rodents cannot enter
• Store food in rodent-proof containers.

Public Health Actions 
Environmental partners should be notified to do an assessment of the home.

Public health will conduct an epidemiological investigation on a case or suspect case. <!-- Global site tag (gtag.js) - Google Analytics -->

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Article written by Christopher Stanley. 

The arrival records for tens of thousands of immigrants from the Windrush generation have been found in the National Archives. The find strengthen the cases for those trying to prove they are British citizens who were being told they had to leave the UK.

The ledger, found after an investigation by the Financial Times, shows arrivals at ports until 1960 with more than 85,000 people arriving from Caribbean countries. These include citizens who arrived from the Caribbean on Empire Windrush in 1948 - it was the ship's name that would come to define the generation.

The information, compiled by the Board of Trade, could proof vital in helping those under threat claim UK citizenship.

The Home Office destroyed its cache of landing slips eight years ago, in a bid to up data protection. But the department since rejected applications for UK citizenship because of a lack of evidence to support their arrival date claims.

The move came despite staff warnings that the move would make it harder to check the records of older Caribbean-born residents experiencing residency difficulties, it was claimed.

The revelations come after Prime Minister Theresa May issued her second grovelling apology in two days to the Caribbean migrants threatened with deportation. <!-- Global site tag (gtag.js) - Google Analytics -->

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Article was written by Christopher Stanley,

 

Smileband is a small organisation that works in the social environment speaking with people based on development, we aim to support key established organisations that aim support across different fields with autism, children with cancer in the uk, HIV in Africa, homeless in the uk, poverty, children in the Caribbean, Africa, war related issue subject to children being killed and homes being destroyed, we enjoy connected with people in social community as it’s based on hard talking as this inspires us to build on relations, 

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We support 10 charitable organisations that are main body developments that do fantastic work within there field of line. As we aim to keep support to these organisations for future reference as a CSR program within our organisation. We are a given force that obtains its prosperity from achievement and success in our social media development as this is our true concept of development. 

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