Dental News Pakistan
Two-year moratorium imposed on establishing medical colleges
Daily Times
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) has extended the moratorium on establishment of new medical and dental colleges in order to enhance and maintain the standards of the medical and dental colleges. According to PMDC, already ...
Moratorium on establishment of new dental/medical colleges extendedDental News Pakistan
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Daily Times
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) has extended the moratorium on establishment of new medical and dental colleges in order to enhance and maintain the standards of the medical and dental colleges. According to PMDC, already ...
Moratorium on establishment of new dental/medical colleges extended
Food enrichment key to fight malnutrition: Speaker
The Nation
Islamabad - Large-scale fortification with essential vitamin and minerals in wheat flour, edible oil and ghee is the key to improved nutrition in Pakistan, said Dr Baseer Khan Achakzai, director nutrition, at a seminar organised jointly by The Micronutrient ...
'Large scale fortification of staple food is key to address malnutrition'Daily Times
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The Nation
Islamabad - Large-scale fortification with essential vitamin and minerals in wheat flour, edible oil and ghee is the key to improved nutrition in Pakistan, said Dr Baseer Khan Achakzai, director nutrition, at a seminar organised jointly by The Micronutrient ...
'Large scale fortification of staple food is key to address malnutrition'
Govt should ban tobacco ads: PEW
The Nation
ISLAMABAD (Online): The Pakistan Economy Watch suggested steps to discourage rising trend of smoking. General Secretary of the Pakistan National Heart Association said that smoking or chewing tobacco in form of gutka, naswar and paan causes slow ...
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The Nation
ISLAMABAD (Online): The Pakistan Economy Watch suggested steps to discourage rising trend of smoking. General Secretary of the Pakistan National Heart Association said that smoking or chewing tobacco in form of gutka, naswar and paan causes slow ...
The Express Tribune
Thar commission report likely to remain confidential
The Express Tribune
MITHI / HYDERABAD: Doing nothing to dispel apprehensions of a cover-up, the two members of the fifth commission formed by the Sindh government to probe the issues faced by Tharparkar hinted that the report was likely to remain confidential on Sunday.
Four more children die in Tharparkar, toll hits 191ARY NEWS (press release) (blog)
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The Express Tribune
MITHI / HYDERABAD: Doing nothing to dispel apprehensions of a cover-up, the two members of the fifth commission formed by the Sindh government to probe the issues faced by Tharparkar hinted that the report was likely to remain confidential on Sunday.
Four more children die in Tharparkar, toll hits 191
Daily Mail
Polyphenols found in potatoes shown to prevent weight gain
Daily Mail
Are POTATOES the ultimate diet food? How a chemical compound found in spuds is shown to prevent weight gain. By Margot Peppers for MailOnline. Published: 16:03 EST, 15 December 2014 | Updated: 16:13 EST, 15 December 2014. 68 shares. 33. View
Obesity can be controlled with potato extractBusiness Recorder
Potato extract may counter obesity and type 2 diabetes, study suggestsDiabetes.co.uk
Potato Extract May Help Control ObesityRedOrbit
IrishCentral
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Daily Mail
Are POTATOES the ultimate diet food? How a chemical compound found in spuds is shown to prevent weight gain. By Margot Peppers for MailOnline. Published: 16:03 EST, 15 December 2014 | Updated: 16:13 EST, 15 December 2014. 68 shares. 33. View
Obesity can be controlled with potato extract
Potato extract may counter obesity and type 2 diabetes, study suggests
Potato Extract May Help Control Obesity
RT
Faceless 'Sharia-compliant' doll launched in UK
RT
A £25 faceless doll – which goes along with a strict interpretation of Islam that forbids the depiction of faces – has sparked backlash among some Muslims after it was launched in Britain by a former teacher. Hijab-clad Romeisa – named after a follower of ...
Muslim academic Fawaz Gerges critcises 'Islamic doll' with no facial featuresMetro
Meet the faceless Deeni doll for Muslim girlsGloucestershire Echo
Leading Islamic academic labels faceless Muslim Deeni Doll 'foolish'The Independent
DAWN.com
Daily Mail
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RT
A £25 faceless doll – which goes along with a strict interpretation of Islam that forbids the depiction of faces – has sparked backlash among some Muslims after it was launched in Britain by a former teacher. Hijab-clad Romeisa – named after a follower of ...
Muslim academic Fawaz Gerges critcises 'Islamic doll' with no facial features
Meet the faceless Deeni doll for Muslim girls
Leading Islamic academic labels faceless Muslim Deeni Doll 'foolish'
CBC.ca
Malaria in Barbados?
Nation News
Barbadians have been querying whether it was Ebola, but it appears that is not so. According to the United States Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, malaria “is a mosquito-borne disease caused by a parasite. People with malaria often experience ...
Ebola outbreak: Canadian company in race to provide rapid testing in West AfricaCBC.ca
Sharp fall in malaria deaths world-wide in 2000-2013: WHOBusiness Recorder
Fragile Gains Against MalariaNew York Times
Bio & Tech Insights
Care2.com
The Epoch Times
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Nation News
Barbadians have been querying whether it was Ebola, but it appears that is not so. According to the United States Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, malaria “is a mosquito-borne disease caused by a parasite. People with malaria often experience ...
Ebola outbreak: Canadian company in race to provide rapid testing in West Africa
Sharp fall in malaria deaths world-wide in 2000-2013: WHO
Fragile Gains Against Malaria
Headlines & Global News
Antibiotics resistance could kill 10m a year by 2050
Channel News Asia
A British government-commissioned review has found that resistance to antibiotics could account for 10 million deaths a year and hit global gross domestic product by 2.0 to 3.5 per cent by 2050. PHOTOS. File photo of various pharmaceutical drugs.
The Coming Cost of Superbugs: 10 Million Deaths Per YearWired
Antibiotics Resistance Could Kill 10 Million By 2050Headlines & Global News
Antibiotics resistance could kill 10 million a year by 2050Yahoo News
dunyanews.tv (press release) (blog)
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Channel News Asia
A British government-commissioned review has found that resistance to antibiotics could account for 10 million deaths a year and hit global gross domestic product by 2.0 to 3.5 per cent by 2050. PHOTOS. File photo of various pharmaceutical drugs.
The Coming Cost of Superbugs: 10 Million Deaths Per Year
Antibiotics Resistance Could Kill 10 Million By 2050
Antibiotics resistance could kill 10 million a year by 2050
NBCNews.com
Angelina Jolie: 'I Have Chicken Pox'
NBCNews.com
An especially deadly outbreak of Ebola burned unseen in a remote part of Sierra Leone for several weeks, giving public health experts a reality check. It's also a perfect embodiment of the warning that they've been giving for months: that a single spark can set ...
Sierra Leone bans Christmas, New Year's celebrations to prevent spread of EbolaWashington Post
Ebola toll rises to more than 6800: WHOThe Daily Star
Ebola outbreak: residents in Sierra Leone yet to change behaviour, UN saysCBC.ca
Fox News
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NBCNews.com
An especially deadly outbreak of Ebola burned unseen in a remote part of Sierra Leone for several weeks, giving public health experts a reality check. It's also a perfect embodiment of the warning that they've been giving for months: that a single spark can set ...
Sierra Leone bans Christmas, New Year's celebrations to prevent spread of Ebola
Ebola toll rises to more than 6800: WHO
Ebola outbreak: residents in Sierra Leone yet to change behaviour, UN says
Grand Forks Herald
Specialized, competitive workouts among top 2014 fitness trends
Grand Forks Herald
People take part in an aerobics class at a shopping centre in Malaga, southern Spain, August 1, 2014. Picture taken August 1, 2014. REUTERS/Jon Nazca. Specialized, competitive workouts among top 2014 fitness trends. By Reuters Media Today at 12:20 ...
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Grand Forks Herald
People take part in an aerobics class at a shopping centre in Malaga, southern Spain, August 1, 2014. Picture taken August 1, 2014. REUTERS/Jon Nazca. Specialized, competitive workouts among top 2014 fitness trends. By Reuters Media Today at 12:20 ...
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