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Spellbound by a belly dancer
BAGHDAD : An Iraqi spellbound by the sinuous rnowiixntB of a belly dancer threw a million dinar cheque at her feet, reports Reuter.
The Al-Jumhourlya newspaper on Thursday quoted eyewitnesses as saying he paid the tribute at a Baghdad night club.
The generosity humbled that of many similarly lovcstruck members of the audience, who threw her "thousands of 50-dinar notes," it said. Such gestures arc traditional in many parts of the Arab world.
One million dinars is a fortune. It is worth 3.2 million dollars at the official exchange rate and about 100.000 dollars at the black market rate.
'H's better to make love dressed'
BOGOTA : A Catholic bishop accused the government Thursday of promoting adultery by sponsoring a shocking anti-AJDS television announcement that features a naked man, reports AP.
The 11 cal th Ministry spot, which has been aired on both of Colombia’s television channels for about three weeks, tells viewers that "its better to make love dressed, but the only clothing you need is a condom "
It shows a side view of a naked man lying on a bad.
The spot has caused a stir in Colombia, one of Latin America's most traditional Roman Catholic countries. Abortion remains illegal and divorce was made lawful only last July.
Bishop Dario Castrillon called the spot "shameful and cynical." and told reporters that Health Minister Camilo Gonzalez was promoting adultery. He called on the minister to "respect Christian morality."
Health Minister Camilo Gonzalez said the television an nounecment is meant exclusively "to help prevent the spread of the HIV virus." He denied the campaign promoted promts cuity.
Loss of libido
LONDON : Thousands of women who have a hysterectomy surgical removal of ihe womb - could lose their sex drive because they arc nol given Hormone Replacement Therapy (HITT). British doctors said on Thursday, reports Reuter Friday from l-ondon.
They told u news conference in London that failure lo prescribe hormone replacement increased the risk of heart attack or the brittle bone disease osteoporosis.
Nick Siddte, a gynaecologist at London's University Colk-gc Hospital, said a deficiency in oestroge n after hysterectomy caused hot flushes, headaches and loss of libtelo in the- short term. In the long term it increased the- risk of heart attacks and strokes.
* "Cl’S (General Practitioners). gynaecologists and patients need lo work together lo ensure all wonxn who becunx- oestrogen deficient after Hysterectomy get the HRT they need." Dr John Lockky said.
Doctors said only a small percentage- of ihc 60.000 wonx-n who heave a hysterectomy in Britain each year were given HRT.
Baby's mattress causes cot deaths
LONDON : British scientists said on Thursday they had new evidence suggesting that «<>l death, the- biggest kilter of ba bk-s In Britain. was caused by poisonous funx-s from babies mat tresses, reports Rculen
The- theory pul forward by Biochemist Baerry Richardson and his team Is that clicmieals tn mattresses react over time with a normally harmless household fungus to produce toxic gases.
The risk Is higher If a Liby Is put face down on the mattress or over-wnippexl. Richardson said in a report.
The medical establishment dismissed this theory two years ago. But Richardson said the new findings, which discovered a common link between more than 100 cases of Sudden Infant Jk-ath Syndronx (SIDS) tn England and Wales, could no longer be ignored.
Cot death kilted 1.379 babies last year in Britain, which has the highest rate of cot deaths tn western Europe.
"It must be concluded that the primary cause of SIDS 1s generation of phosphine, arsine, sttbtne and released toxic gases through bio-dctcrioruUon of mattress materials contain tng phosphorous, arsenic and antimony compounds.” said Richardson, who works In the channel Island of Gucmaey.