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Three Arrested in Lahore for Beating Polio Vaccinators
Newsweek Pakistan
Health workers were attacked after they visited a house twice in one day to confirm no children had been missed in immunization drive. Police in Lahore arrested three men for beating up two polio vaccinators, officials said on Friday, the latest case of violence ...
Three arrested for beating polio vaccinatorsPakistan Today
Three accused nabbed for beating polio vaccinators in LahoreFrontier Post
Three arrested for beating polio vaccinators in PakistanGlobalPost
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Newsweek Pakistan
Health workers were attacked after they visited a house twice in one day to confirm no children had been missed in immunization drive. Police in Lahore arrested three men for beating up two polio vaccinators, officials said on Friday, the latest case of violence ...
Three arrested for beating polio vaccinators
Three accused nabbed for beating polio vaccinators in Lahore
Three arrested for beating polio vaccinators in Pakistan
DAWN.com
Khyber vaccinators decide to boycott anti-polio drive
DAWN.com
LANDI KOTAL: Health workers and their supervisors on Saturday announced boycott of the upcoming anti-polio vaccination campaign in Jamrud and Landi Kotal, which is scheduled to start on Dec 8. The decision was made at a meeting attended by a large ...
Polio vaccination campaign to be boycottedFrontier Post
Staff boycott polio driveThe Nation
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DAWN.com
LANDI KOTAL: Health workers and their supervisors on Saturday announced boycott of the upcoming anti-polio vaccination campaign in Jamrud and Landi Kotal, which is scheduled to start on Dec 8. The decision was made at a meeting attended by a large ...
Polio vaccination campaign to be boycotted
Staff boycott polio drive
The Nation
Two more famine affected children died in Tharparkar
The Nation
MITHI- Two more children died today due to the merciless drought in Tharparkar, mounting the death toll to 124. A five-year-old girl and a one-year-old boy died in the civil hospital Mithi. The provincial health minister and secretary health, were on a three-day ...
Tharparkar drought claims lives of two more childrenThe Express Tribune
Two more children die in TharparkarSAMAA TV
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The Nation
MITHI- Two more children died today due to the merciless drought in Tharparkar, mounting the death toll to 124. A five-year-old girl and a one-year-old boy died in the civil hospital Mithi. The provincial health minister and secretary health, were on a three-day ...
Tharparkar drought claims lives of two more children
Two more children die in Tharparkar
The Nation
Experts deplore lowest breastfeeding practice in Pakistan
The Nation
Islamabad - Deploring Pakistan's highest bottle-feeding rate in South Asia, the speakers at a breastfeeding advocacy seminar called for strict implementation on legislation ordinance on breastfeeding and marketing code. Every year the world breastfeeding ...
'Bottle-feeding rate is highest in working women'Daily Times
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The Nation
Islamabad - Deploring Pakistan's highest bottle-feeding rate in South Asia, the speakers at a breastfeeding advocacy seminar called for strict implementation on legislation ordinance on breastfeeding and marketing code. Every year the world breastfeeding ...
'Bottle-feeding rate is highest in working women'
The Nation
DG pays visits to monitor Ebola preparedness at airports
The Nation
Islamabad - Surprise visits by high officials of the ministry of national health services, regulations and coordination, the coordinating body for international health regulations, are under way in different parts of the country. During the current week, the director ...
Provinces told to remove WHO concern over EbolaDAWN.com
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The Nation
Islamabad - Surprise visits by high officials of the ministry of national health services, regulations and coordination, the coordinating body for international health regulations, are under way in different parts of the country. During the current week, the director ...
Provinces told to remove WHO concern over Ebola
The Express Tribune
Threat of polio
Arab News
World Health Organization, Pakistan chapter, has denied that it has suspended its anti-polio campaign in the country. It says it is reviewing security situation in the country to re-start the drive against the global threat. Recently, a vaccination team was targeted ...
Time to wake up on polioThe Express Tribune
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Arab News
World Health Organization, Pakistan chapter, has denied that it has suspended its anti-polio campaign in the country. It says it is reviewing security situation in the country to re-start the drive against the global threat. Recently, a vaccination team was targeted ...
Time to wake up on polio
Science World Report
Bitter Wild Cucumbers May Hold a Compound for Future Medicinal Applications
Science World Report
Scientists have discovered that the same genes that are responsible for the intense, bitter taste of wild cucumbers may just be the same compound that could be used to treat cancer and diabetes. While this "bitterness" gene was removed from pumpkin and ...
Bitter wild fruits can help treat cancerThe Nation
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Science World Report
Scientists have discovered that the same genes that are responsible for the intense, bitter taste of wild cucumbers may just be the same compound that could be used to treat cancer and diabetes. While this "bitterness" gene was removed from pumpkin and ...
Bitter wild fruits can help treat cancer
Bitter compounds in Cucumber may help treat Cancer, Diabetes Nov 29, 4:30 pm
These Bitter Foods May Help Treat Cancer
Daily Mail
Does having fewer friends make us less lonely?
Daily Times
For most people the idea of losing friends overtime can leave them fearful of being alone in old age, but new research suggests that having fewer friends can actually make us less lonely. A study that examined the friendships of nearly 400,000 students has ...
Teens Have Fewer Friends, But They're Less Lonely Than Ever BeforeHuffington Post
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Daily Times
For most people the idea of losing friends overtime can leave them fearful of being alone in old age, but new research suggests that having fewer friends can actually make us less lonely. A study that examined the friendships of nearly 400,000 students has ...
Teens Have Fewer Friends, But They're Less Lonely Than Ever Before
Frontier Post
Nervous system plays bigger role in infections, says study
Khaleej Times
Learning more about that role could lead to early diagnosis and treatment of people affected by pandemics or outbreaks of contagious or deadly diseases, such as flu or Ebola, the study added. Toronto: The nervous system may play a bigger role in infections ...
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Khaleej Times
Learning more about that role could lead to early diagnosis and treatment of people affected by pandemics or outbreaks of contagious or deadly diseases, such as flu or Ebola, the study added. Toronto: The nervous system may play a bigger role in infections ...
Nervous system plays bigger role in infections than thought
Nervous system plays bigger role in infections
Neurons more involved in detecting infections than known
Albany Times Union
Overuse of medicine
DAWN.com
THE spectre of antibiotic resistance is looming large on public health horizons the world over. Two recent reports from the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organisation (WHO) have brought the menace of growing ...
Have a cold? Don't ask your doctor for antibioticsWashington Post
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DAWN.com
THE spectre of antibiotic resistance is looming large on public health horizons the world over. Two recent reports from the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organisation (WHO) have brought the menace of growing ...
Have a cold? Don't ask your doctor for antibiotics
Think Twice about that Antibiotic.
Bacteria's ability to resist drugs an international issue
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