India to screen, track passengers for Ebola Times of Oman
New Delhi: India yesterday announced a slew of steps in the light of the outbreak of Ebola virus in west African countries, including screening and tracking of passengers originating or transiting from there, and asked its nationals to defer non-essential travel to ...
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New Delhi: India yesterday announced a slew of steps in the light of the outbreak of Ebola virus in west African countries, including screening and tracking of passengers originating or transiting from there, and asked its nationals to defer non-essential travel to ...
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Fears rise Ebola is taking hold in Nigeria after second death in Lagos
Aspirin may prevent cancer in elderly Oman Daily Observer
Taking aspirin can significantly reduce the risk of developing — and dying from cancers of the digestive tract, new research has found. Taking aspirin for 10 years could cut bowel cancer cases by around 35 per cent and deaths by 40 per cent, while rates of ...
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Taking aspirin can significantly reduce the risk of developing — and dying from cancers of the digestive tract, new research has found. Taking aspirin for 10 years could cut bowel cancer cases by around 35 per cent and deaths by 40 per cent, while rates of ...
Study links aspirin with "dramatic" cut in cancer rates
Daily aspirin 'reduces cancer risk,' study finds
Aspirin significantly cuts risk of cancer: scientific review
Over 4 lakh people vaccinated agaist polio in North Waziristan Business Standard
Over four lakh internally displaced persons (IDPs) have been vaccinated against the crippling polio disease in the restive northwest Pakistan where a full- scale military operation against militants has displaced nearly 1 million people. Health officials in Khyber ...
Two more polio cases in Pakistan push 2014 tally to 104PakTribune.com
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Over four lakh internally displaced persons (IDPs) have been vaccinated against the crippling polio disease in the restive northwest Pakistan where a full- scale military operation against militants has displaced nearly 1 million people. Health officials in Khyber ...
Two more polio cases in Pakistan push 2014 tally to 104
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Aid group president: 2nd American with Ebola is weak but improving, her ... seattlepi.com
ATLANTA (AP) — Aid group president: 2nd American with Ebola is weak but improving, her husband says. Printable Version. Email This · Tweet · Need to Register? X. Remember Me. Forgot your password? Click to View RSS Feed ...
Ebola-infected Americans show signs of recovery after experimental 'cocktail'The Guardian
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Caring for the infants: Health experts stress need to promote breastfeeding The Express Tribune
"Malnutrition is the underlying cause of almost 35% of the preventable deaths of under-fives in the country," Every One campaign provincial manager Iqbal Ahmed Detho. PHOTO: STOCK IMAGE. KARACHI: Only around 37.1 per cent children below the age of ...
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"Malnutrition is the underlying cause of almost 35% of the preventable deaths of under-fives in the country," Every One campaign provincial manager Iqbal Ahmed Detho. PHOTO: STOCK IMAGE. KARACHI: Only around 37.1 per cent children below the age of ...
37.1% children below 6 months breastfed
FAISALABAD The City The News International
FAISALABAD: Tick-borne diseases are a serious threat to the livestock, said University of Agriculture Faisalabad Vice-Chancellor Dr Iqrar Ahmad Khan. Chairing the inaugural session of a three-day workshop on tick-borne diseases arranged by the ...
Parasitology workshop: Tick-borne diseases serious threat to livestock says UAF ...The Express Tribune
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FAISALABAD: Tick-borne diseases are a serious threat to the livestock, said University of Agriculture Faisalabad Vice-Chancellor Dr Iqrar Ahmad Khan. Chairing the inaugural session of a three-day workshop on tick-borne diseases arranged by the ...
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Awareness about donation of organs stressed The News International
PUNJAB Minister for Excise, Taxation and Finance Mujtaba Shuja-ur-Rehman has asked the doctor's community to create awareness among the masses regarding donation of human organs to save the ailing humanity. He said that 50,000 people died each ...
Healing touch: Govt committed to quality healthcare, says MujtabaThe Express Tribune
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PUNJAB Minister for Excise, Taxation and Finance Mujtaba Shuja-ur-Rehman has asked the doctor's community to create awareness among the masses regarding donation of human organs to save the ailing humanity. He said that 50,000 people died each ...
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Study: Writing helps breast cancer survivors ecns
Chinese survivors of breast cancer have a better chance to recover if they write about their fears and emotions, a new study from the University of Houston suggests. The study, published in the scholarly journal Health Psychology, showed that recovering ...
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Chinese survivors of breast cancer have a better chance to recover if they write about their fears and emotions, a new study from the University of Houston suggests. The study, published in the scholarly journal Health Psychology, showed that recovering ...
Are Men More Likely to Get Brain Cancer? Daily Beast
New research shows that a protein that helps suppress tumors, especially in the brain, is more likely to be inactive in men, proving there's still many basic facts we don't know about cancer. In the biography of cancer, retinoblastoma (RB) is a lead character.
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New research shows that a protein that helps suppress tumors, especially in the brain, is more likely to be inactive in men, proving there's still many basic facts we don't know about cancer. In the biography of cancer, retinoblastoma (RB) is a lead character.
Little bit of videogaming improves kids' wellbeing The Star Online
Videogaming is not essential to basic life processes but it's a lot of fun and, according to a new study, a little play everyday can actually help improve a kid's wellbeing. – Reuters. A new study finds that one hour of videogaming per day can help improve ...
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Videogaming is not essential to basic life processes but it's a lot of fun and, according to a new study, a little play everyday can actually help improve a kid's wellbeing. – Reuters. A new study finds that one hour of videogaming per day can help improve ...
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