en-pk-hotdailynews: 2015-01-13 Pakistan Health

Anti-polio move underway
The Nation
LAHORE - Prime Minister's Focal Person for Polio Eradication Ayesha Raza Farooq inaugurated a three-day anti-polio campaign in Model Town on Monday. EPI Director Dr Munir Ahmed, WHO Team Leader Dr Ubaidul Islam and other officials were also ...

Polio campaign begins in Punjab   Business Recorder
Health commitments: Polio vaccination drive resumes   The Express Tribune

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Trial of doctors' killers demanded in military courts
Daily Times
KARACHI: Different organizations of doctors on Monday unanimously demanded of the federal and provincial governments to arrests the culprits involved in doctors; killing in Karachi and their cases be tried in military courts. Pakistan Medical Association ...

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Daily Times

National report: Kidney patients now living longer
The Michigan Daily
A University-based data project has found patients with kidney disease are living longer than in the past. The United States Renal Data System, whose coordinating center is located in the School of Public Health Building, reported fewer cases of end-stage ...

Passive smoking increases risk of dementia   The Nation
Most effective treatment for common kidney disorder found   Daily Times

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News Tribe

Pakistani surgeon breaks US doctor's Guinness world record
News Tribe
RAWALPINDI: The Guinness Book of World Record management has certified that a Pakistani consultant surgeon Dr Naeem Taj achieved a new record after 'removing gall stones and gall bladder from the youngest person ever'. Dr. M. Naeem Taj, a talented ...

Pak surgeon sets another Guinness world record   The Nation

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Daily Mail

Women cry more than men & for twice as long
Daily Times
As stereotypes go, it is one of the oldest. But women do shed a tear more often than men, a study shows. The researchers said hormonal differences between the sexes could be to blame, but social conditioning plays a part too. Women well up between 30 ...

Women cry more than men 'because of the media'   RT (blog)
Is it okay to cry in work? 4:42PM   Glamour.com
No more tears: men really do cry less than women   Telegraph.co.uk

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Geek Infinite

An optimist boasts a healthy heart, study says
Geek Infinite
According to a recent study release, people who are more optimistic in attitude in all walks of life tend to be healthier in terms of their hearts. Being an optimist doesn't only lead to a better outlook towards life but also is helpful in maintaining a better ...

Optimists Have Healthier Hearts   Newser
Optimism is a way to healthy heart, says study   America Herald
Optimists have a healthy heart   Consolidate Times
Capitalberg
U.S. News & World Report
The Globe and Mail
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Daily Times

Treatment vows to tackle sagging skin caused by looking at tablets
Daily Times
It is one of the downsides of the technological age - the premature wrinkling around the neck suffered by those who constantly look down at their smartphones and tablets, Daily Mail reports. But beauty experts have come up with the answer to combat the ...

YSL Releases Cream Promising To Rid "Tech Neck" Wrinkles   iDigitalTimes.com
Smartphones Cause Premature Wrinkling: Study   Newsmax Health
Smartphones and tablets cause skin wrinkling condition dubbed 'tech-neck'   Telegraph.co.uk
TelecomTV
International Business Times UK
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The Indian Express

Almonds Reduce Belly Fat, Reports Study
SMN Weekly
According to the latest study, consuming almonds could reduce belly fat along with protecting against heart disease. The details of this study were published in the Journal of the American Heart Association. Researchers of Penn State University stated that ...

Almonds Can Reduce Belly Fat, Study Finds   Forbes
Snacking on almonds can reduce belly fat!   Daily Times
Almonds could reduce belly fat: Study   Financial Express

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