Jarrod Lyle going through "scary" period in cancer recovery
Jun 21, 2018
Jarrod Lyle's wife says the Australian golfer is struggling through a "really scary" period in his third battle with cancer
Australia court convicts woman of murdering mom to gain kids
Jun 21, 2018
An Australian jury has convicted an infertile woman of murdering a mother-of-four in a plot to gain custody of the children
From shrieks in bucket to laughs, Brazil Zika baby improves
Jun 6, 2018
A Brazilian boy who became a symbol of Zika-caused microcephaly is gradually improving with heavy doses of attention and care
Some Brazil 'Zika kids' try school, others fight to survive
Jun 6, 2018
Some Brazilian toddlers with microcephaly try out school while others, afflicted with myriad health problems, fight to survive
Former tennis No. 1 Maria Bueno hospitalized with cancer
Jun 5, 2018
Former No. 1-ranked tennis player Maria Bueno of Brazil is hospitalized in serious condition because of a mouth cancer
Rights group says disabled in Brazil needlessly confined.
May 23, 2018
Human Rights Watch says thousands of physically and mentally disabled children and adults in Brazil are "needlessly confined" to institutions where they suffer neglect and abuse
104-year-old Australian scientist seeks Swiss euthanasia
May 1, 2018
Australian supporters of voluntary euthanasia fear doctors will try to prevent a 104-year-old scientist from flying to Switzerland this week to end his life through that country's program of legal assisted dying
2,000 Kachin trapped by Myanmar fighting lack food, medicine
Apr 19, 2018
Leaders in the Kachin ethnic community say 2,000 civilians are trapped in the jungle after fleeing clashes between Myanmar's army and Kachin guerrillas and need urgent medical attention
Brazil yellow fever vaccination campaign far short of goal
Apr 13, 2018
Brazil's yellow fever vaccination efforts have fallen significantly short of their goal, the Health Ministry acknowledged this week, and an official said Friday that more than 16 million people in the targeted population still need to be immunized
Australian farm sells melons after fatal listeria outbreak
Apr 10, 2018
An Australian farm has recommended selling cantaloupes despite being blamed for an outbreak of the deadly listeria bacteria that the World Health Organization said killed seven people and caused a miscarriage in Australia
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