Cuba's Ebola aid latest example of 'medical diplomacy' Channel News Asia
Cuba's pledge to deploy a 165-strong army of doctors and nurses to help fight the Ebola outbreak is the latest example of the Communist country's decades-old tradition of 'medical diplomacy'. PHOTOS. File photo: The Cuban national flag being raised in ...
Ebola crisis: Nursing student returns from 'terrifying' aid tripCBC.ca
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Cuba's pledge to deploy a 165-strong army of doctors and nurses to help fight the Ebola outbreak is the latest example of the Communist country's decades-old tradition of 'medical diplomacy'. PHOTOS. File photo: The Cuban national flag being raised in ...
Ebola crisis: Nursing student returns from 'terrifying' aid trip
Authorities failing to keep pace with Ebola outbreak
The Sluggish Fight Against Ebola
Three new polio cases found in Pakistan's Khyber Agency Firstpost
According to health officials, the three cases have been reported in Khyber Agency, Dawn online reported. None of these three children were ever been given oral polio vaccine, the officials said. The officials said a public awareness campaign to highlight the ...
Three Khyber children affected by polioDAWN.com
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According to health officials, the three cases have been reported in Khyber Agency, Dawn online reported. None of these three children were ever been given oral polio vaccine, the officials said. The officials said a public awareness campaign to highlight the ...
Three Khyber children affected by polio
Another anti dengue day The Nation
Anti-dengue day will be observed in Punjab tomorrow (September 14). Sweeping will be carried out in government departments to remove the dengue breeding sites and hotspots. Seminar and walks will be organised for creating awareness among the ...
Public health: Anti-dengue Day on SundayThe Express Tribune
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Anti-dengue day will be observed in Punjab tomorrow (September 14). Sweeping will be carried out in government departments to remove the dengue breeding sites and hotspots. Seminar and walks will be organised for creating awareness among the ...
Public health: Anti-dengue Day on Sunday
Psychological elements of displacement Pakistan Today
The militancy and the military operations in FATA have caused massive damage not only to the region's infrastructure and economy but also to the human element, both socially and psychologically. However, the Pakistani military operations and the US drone ...
Post-War Aid Packages Lack Mental Health ProvisionsNeon Tommy
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The militancy and the military operations in FATA have caused massive damage not only to the region's infrastructure and economy but also to the human element, both socially and psychologically. However, the Pakistani military operations and the US drone ...
Post-War Aid Packages Lack Mental Health Provisions
Fish consumption may lower risk of hearing loss in women Insidermedicine
(September 12, 2014 - Insidermedicine) From Nashville - A new report published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition finds that fish consumption may lower a woman's risk of hearing loss. Researchers studied data on over 65,000 women taking part ...
Study: Eating Fish May Lower Risk of Hearing Loss on WomenYour-Story.org
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(September 12, 2014 - Insidermedicine) From Nashville - A new report published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition finds that fish consumption may lower a woman's risk of hearing loss. Researchers studied data on over 65,000 women taking part ...
Study: Eating Fish May Lower Risk of Hearing Loss on Women
Hear, hear! Eating fish can reduce hearing loss for women
Eating Fish Linked With Lower Risk Of Hearing Loss In Women
[Editorial] War against smoking The Korea Herald
The government has announced a drastic increase in cigarette prices to fight cigarette smoking, which is a serious problem in Korea. The announcement included nonprice-related antismoking programs like tougher packaging rules and restrictions on ...
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The government has announced a drastic increase in cigarette prices to fight cigarette smoking, which is a serious problem in Korea. The announcement included nonprice-related antismoking programs like tougher packaging rules and restrictions on ...
South Korea to hike cigarette price by 80 per cent
South Korea to hike cigarette price by 80%
Sufficient sleep linked to fewer sick days Health24.com
Adults who say they sleep between seven and eight hours per night miss fewer work days due to sickness than others, according to a Finnish study. The researchers calculate that if insomnia, apnoea and other kinds of sleep disturbances were eliminated, the ...
Scientists Have Reaffirmed the Sleep "Sweet Spot"Mic
Sleeping seven to eight hours a night linked to taking fewer sick daysReuters
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Adults who say they sleep between seven and eight hours per night miss fewer work days due to sickness than others, according to a Finnish study. The researchers calculate that if insomnia, apnoea and other kinds of sleep disturbances were eliminated, the ...
Scientists Have Reaffirmed the Sleep "Sweet Spot"
Sleeping seven to eight hours a night linked to taking fewer sick days
Weight discrimination study fuels debate NHS Choices
Much of the media has reported that discriminatory “fat shaming” makes people who are overweight eat more, rather than less. The Daily Mail describes how, “telling someone they are piling on the pounds just makes them delve further into the biscuit tin”.
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Much of the media has reported that discriminatory “fat shaming” makes people who are overweight eat more, rather than less. The Daily Mail describes how, “telling someone they are piling on the pounds just makes them delve further into the biscuit tin”.
Fat-Shaming: How the Slim and Sanctimonious Help to Cause Our Obesity ...
'Fat shaming' does not aid weight loss, says study
Telling someone they're fat makes them eat more - study
Tobacco giant licenses rival e-cigarette product in UK Irish Examiner
A new nicotine inhaler to be sold by a unit of British American Tobacco has been licensed in Britain as a medicinal product, marking the arrival of a novel alternative in the fast-growing market for electronic cigarettes. The cigarette-shaped Voke Inhaler marks a ...
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A new nicotine inhaler to be sold by a unit of British American Tobacco has been licensed in Britain as a medicinal product, marking the arrival of a novel alternative in the fast-growing market for electronic cigarettes. The cigarette-shaped Voke Inhaler marks a ...
Voke Inhaler wins licence from MHRA * Licensing amendment needed...
Nicotine Inhaler Device (Voke) Similar to E-Cigarette Approved in UK
BAT will sell UK govt approved cigarette alternative
Ffirst iPS stem cell implant surgery carried out in Japan Times of Oman
Tokyo: Japanese researchers on Friday conducted the world's first surgery to implant "iPS" stem cells in a human body in a major boost to regenerative medicine, two institutions involved said. A female patient in her 70s with age-related macular degeneration ...
Japanese doctors test new method for restoring impaired visionFox News Latino
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Japan carries out first iPS stem cell retina surgeryChannel News Asia
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Tokyo: Japanese researchers on Friday conducted the world's first surgery to implant "iPS" stem cells in a human body in a major boost to regenerative medicine, two institutions involved said. A female patient in her 70s with age-related macular degeneration ...
Japanese doctors test new method for restoring impaired vision
Woman Receives First Stem Cell Therapy Using Her Own Skin Cells
Japan carries out first iPS stem cell retina surgery
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