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A new TV documentary reveals that superbugs are multiplying in the polluted wastewater flowing from pharmaceutical plants in India
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The ‘ndrangheta’s Dutch flower power
How the Italian mafia is at home in the Netherlands
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Less than half of antibiotics used in hospitals worldwide are prescribed appropriately, confirms a comprehensive new study
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Spat over Germany's 'best-ever world cup team camp'
Former partners fall out over Germany’s team camp during Brazil world cup
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How racial profiling works in Germany
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Sloppy hygiene in hospitals causes more deaths than road traffic accidents
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Racial profiling by police isn’t just an American problem: I’m experiencing it in Germany
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“I’ll be heading back to the Philippines. This time though, hell is a bit hotter.“
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Projected death toll from drug-resistant superbugs 'based on incomplete data and flawed assumptions'
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Doctors eagerly welcome big pharma's money
EXCLUSIVE: 71,000 doctors in Germany received millions of euros from the pharmaceutical industry.
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More antibiotics, more resistant germs
Antibiotic consumpion varies largely between countries
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50,000 call for German health insurance to boycott dirty antibiotics manufacturers
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Fighting workers’ rights
Transparency International is in court trying to curtail the rights’ of its own employees
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Inside CETA
Le Monde and Correctiv break down the trade deal with Canada: how will CETA affect us?
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Antibiotics in the water
In India, high levels of antibiotic resistant germs have yet again been found in the water close to pharmacological plants
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Lost life
More than two million Europeans are infected in hospital every year, according to the most comprehensive study to date
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Fraud-friendly Bahrain
Is the Gulf kingdom’s royal family hiding a wanted fraudster?
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Pigs and bacteria
In Denmark, worries about antibiotic resistance stemming from pig farming