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Wallabies star pens Chiefs deal
Exeter Chiefs boss Rob Baxter was delighted with the capture of Wallabies star Dean Mumm who has penned a two-year deal at the club.
The south west outfit announced the signing on Monday, with the 28-year-old set to move to the English top flight from New South Wales Waratahs after the conclusion of the current Super 15 season.
The 27-year-old made his Waratahs’ debut back in 2004 and has won more than 30 caps for the Australia national side.
He can also operate at flanker but prefers to do his work in the boiler room, and Baxter feels he has everything required to be a massive part of the club’s future over the next couple of seasons.
“He’s a very good signing for us and a very good player,” he told reporters. “He is a back five forward coming into his physical prime.
“We’ve looked at lot at him and we believe he has got a lot of ingredients that we want him to bring to the club.”
Exeter finished eight in their debut season in the Premiership but are currently fifth in the standings this season with just one regular-season game to go.
Victory over Northampton at the weekend would have guaranteed them a play-off berth but the 18-15 defeat means they must now win at Saracens to have any chance of making the top four.
Despite the disappointment, Baxter feels that it is testament to how far the club has come that top players now want to come and ply their trade in Devon. ...

Researchers find high incidence rates and deaths in first-ever analysis of the disease impacts in Latin America

Today, Latin American researchers and global health leaders revealed preliminary results from the first-ever study to estimate the burden and costs of meningococcal disease in the region. The study found a need for improved surveillance and better understanding of meningococcal epidemiology and information on costs to help devise meningitis vaccination programs.

This new research was coordinated by the Sabin Vaccine Institute in partnership with the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), the International Vaccine Access Center at Johns Hopkins University (JHU’s IVAC) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Dr. Ciro de Quadros, Executive Vice President of the Sabin Vaccine Institute in Washington, D.C., said, “Clearly, meningitis is a real health and economic burden in Latin America. Too many children are debilitated or die from this serious disease, yet it is preventable by vaccines. Our new research proves that we need to improve our strategies to fight meningococcal disease.”

Dr. de Quadros spoke at the conclusion of the first Regional Meningococcal Symposium, convened by the Sabin Vaccine Institute and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), Regional Office of the World Health Organization (WHO). The symposium, which took place March 19 and 20 in Buenos Aires, brought together ...

Wallabies star pens Chiefs deal
Exeter Chiefs boss Rob Baxter was delighted with the capture of Wallabies star Dean Mumm who has penned a two-year deal at the club.
The south west outfit announced the signing on Monday, with the 28-year-old set to move to the English top flight from New South Wales Waratahs after the conclusion of the current Super 15 season.
The 27-year-old made his Waratahs’ debut back in 2004 and has won more than 30 caps for the Australia national side.
He can also operate at flanker but prefers to do his work in the boiler room, and Baxter feels he has everything required to be a massive part of the club’s future over the next couple of seasons.
“He’s a very good signing for us and a very good player,” he told reporters. “He is a back five forward coming into his physical prime.
“We’ve looked at lot at him and we believe he has got a lot of ingredients that we want him to bring to the club.”
Exeter finished eight in their debut season in the Premiership but are currently fifth in the standings this season with just one regular-season game to go.
Victory over Northampton at the weekend would have guaranteed them a play-off berth but the 18-15 defeat means they must now win at Saracens to have any chance of making the top four.
Despite the disappointment, Baxter feels that it is testament to how far the club has come that top players now want to come and ply their trade in Devon. ...

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The group of leftist parties is now in a good position to win the parliamentary elections in South Korea on Wednesday with their platform about the free-trade deal with United States and improvement of social services.

A victory from the opposing Democratic United Party in the National Assembly elections is only what it takes to precede a possible defeat of the scandalized administration in the presidential elections set in December.

Critics of the FTA are saying that the agreement would hurt domestic investment and agriculture. Those sentiments might have been instilled by the American International Trade Commission that estimated US exports to the country can grow to almost USD 11 billion during the initial year of the deal taking effect.

And among the left-leaning young voters, there are those with strong oppositions to what they see as the administration’s favor for bigger businesses, most notably the Chaebol industrial conglomerate.

Regional elections recently have revealed a rather strong backing coming from voters for the redistribution wealth via discounted school fees, free lunches at school and improved welfare payments.

South Korea’s major political force until the late 1980s, Grand National Party, of which the current president Lee Myung Bak is a member, have been attempting to divert the public’s attention to scandals surrounding Lee since he was elected in 2008.

However, it...

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The group of leftist parties is now in a good position to win the parliamentary elections in South Korea on Wednesday with their platform about the free-trade deal with United States and improvement of social services.

A victory from the opposing Democratic United Party in the National Assembly elections is only what it takes to precede a possible defeat of the scandalized administration in the presidential elections set in December.

Critics of the FTA are saying that the agreement would hurt domestic investment and agriculture. Those sentiments might have been instilled by the American International Trade Commission that estimated US exports to the country can grow to almost USD 11 billion during the initial year of the deal taking effect.

And among the left-leaning young voters, there are those with strong oppositions to what they see as the administration’s favor for bigger businesses, most notably the Chaebol industrial conglomerate.

Regional elections recently have revealed a rather strong backing coming from voters for the redistribution wealth via discounted school fees, free lunches at school and improved welfare payments.

South Korea’s major political force until the late 1980s, Grand National Party, of which the current president Lee Myung Bak is a member, have been attempting to divert the public’s attention to scandals surrounding Lee since he was elected in 2008.

However, it...