The Express Tribune
Polio cases break record, tribal belt most affected
Oman Tribune
Pakistan broke its own 16-year record for the highest number of polio cases diagnosed in a calendar year, after the tally of children afflicted by the debilitating disease crossed the 300 mark, on Tuesday. Even as the bad news filtered in on Tuesday, it seemed ...
International Analysis: How I Helped India Conquer Polio –And The Lessons It ...Andean Airmail & PERUVIAN TIMES
WHO not involved in direct recruitment of polio workersThe News International
Polio count tops 300 with 6 new casesThe Nation
The Express Tribune
Daily Times
Pakistan Today
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Oman Tribune
Pakistan broke its own 16-year record for the highest number of polio cases diagnosed in a calendar year, after the tally of children afflicted by the debilitating disease crossed the 300 mark, on Tuesday. Even as the bad news filtered in on Tuesday, it seemed ...
International Analysis: How I Helped India Conquer Polio –And The Lessons It ...
WHO not involved in direct recruitment of polio workers
Polio count tops 300 with 6 new cases
The Express Tribune
Minister expresses concern over polio campaign
Daily Times
ISLAMABAD: National Health Services Regulation & Coordination State Minister Saira Afzal Tarar on Wednesday expressed concerns over cancellation of polio campaign in parts of Karachi due to security concerns. The minister was informed that five union ...
Polio vaccination: Drive in Peshawar was not satisfactoryThe Express Tribune
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Daily Times
ISLAMABAD: National Health Services Regulation & Coordination State Minister Saira Afzal Tarar on Wednesday expressed concerns over cancellation of polio campaign in parts of Karachi due to security concerns. The minister was informed that five union ...
Polio vaccination: Drive in Peshawar was not satisfactory
CBS Local
Study: Liberia's Ebola Epidemic Could End By Summer
CBS Local
In this handout from the Center for Disease Control (CDC), a colorized transmission electron micrograph (TEM) of a Ebola virus virion is seen. (credit: Center for Disease Control (CDC) via Getty Images) ...
Pace of Ebola Epidemic Slows, But UnevenlyVoice of America
Ebola epidemic in Liberia could end by June: ResearchersBusiness Standard
Ebola could end in Liberia by June: studyThe Express Tribune
Economic Times
Times LIVE
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CBS Local
In this handout from the Center for Disease Control (CDC), a colorized transmission electron micrograph (TEM) of a Ebola virus virion is seen. (credit: Center for Disease Control (CDC) via Getty Images) ...
Pace of Ebola Epidemic Slows, But Unevenly
Ebola epidemic in Liberia could end by June: Researchers
Ebola could end in Liberia by June: study
Smoking is death
Pakistan Observer
Thursday, January 15, 2015 - Smoking is injurious to health, as the American heart association has stated that rates of heart disease in middle-aged men are 50-90% higher among heavy smoker than among the non-smokers. There is extensive evidence that ...
Smoking Cessation Without Weight GainHuffington Post
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Pakistan Observer
Thursday, January 15, 2015 - Smoking is injurious to health, as the American heart association has stated that rates of heart disease in middle-aged men are 50-90% higher among heavy smoker than among the non-smokers. There is extensive evidence that ...
Smoking Cessation Without Weight Gain
The Pharmaceutical Journal
Trying to Quit Smoking? Your DNA Might Be Holding You Back
Huffington Post Canada
If you're trying to quit smoking, new research from the University of Toronto suggests the first thing you need to understand is your DNA. "In this new trial, we've shown that it is possible to optimize quit rates for smokers, while minimizing side effects, ...
Nicotine patch works best for 'slow' smokersFuturity: Research News
Nicotine metabolization rates may impact success of smoking cessation methodHealio
Study shows better ways to stop smokingConcord Monitor
The Sun Daily
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Huffington Post Canada
If you're trying to quit smoking, new research from the University of Toronto suggests the first thing you need to understand is your DNA. "In this new trial, we've shown that it is possible to optimize quit rates for smokers, while minimizing side effects, ...
Nicotine patch works best for 'slow' smokers
Nicotine metabolization rates may impact success of smoking cessation method
Study shows better ways to stop smoking
Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
Ebola Brings West Africa Economic Development to Screeching Halt
Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
A new study by the United Nations Development Program finds the Ebola epidemic is dramatically setting back prospects for economic development in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea. The study urges recovery plans for West Africa's three Ebola-affected ...
Ebola's Causing A Preventable Hunger Crisis, But No One's Stopping ItHuffington Post
Ebola Cases Drop Off in West AfricaNBCNews.com
New Ebola cases drop to lowest levels in monthsAl Jazeera America
USA TODAY
Sierra Leone Telegraph
Aljazeera.com
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Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
A new study by the United Nations Development Program finds the Ebola epidemic is dramatically setting back prospects for economic development in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea. The study urges recovery plans for West Africa's three Ebola-affected ...
Ebola's Causing A Preventable Hunger Crisis, But No One's Stopping It
Ebola Cases Drop Off in West Africa
New Ebola cases drop to lowest levels in months
Newsweek
British Hospital Testing Patient for Ebola
Newsweek
Some of the ultrastructural morphology displayed by an Ebola virus virion is revealed in this undated handout colorized transmission electron micrograph (TEM) obtained by Reuters August 1, 2014. Cynthia Goldsmith/CDC/Reuters. Filed Under: World, Ebola.
UK hospital testing woman for EbolaIrish Examiner
British hospital says has suspected Ebola caseReuters
Suspected Ebola case in UKSky News Australia
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Newsweek
Some of the ultrastructural morphology displayed by an Ebola virus virion is revealed in this undated handout colorized transmission electron micrograph (TEM) obtained by Reuters August 1, 2014. Cynthia Goldsmith/CDC/Reuters. Filed Under: World, Ebola.
UK hospital testing woman for Ebola
British hospital says has suspected Ebola case
Suspected Ebola case in UK
Al-Arabiya
Excessive work can drive you to booze: study
Al-Arabiya
The paper, published in The BMJ journal, reported that long working hours boosted the likelihood of higher alcohol intake by 11 percent overall. (Shutterstock). Text size A A A. Agence France Presse, Paris Wednesday, 14 January 2015. It's true: working too ...
Long working hours linked to 'risk of alcohol abuse', study findsMetro
Does overwork lead to problem drinking?The Guardian
Working too much could lead to drinking too much: studyNew York Daily News
Toronto Sun
CTV News
The Australian
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Al-Arabiya
The paper, published in The BMJ journal, reported that long working hours boosted the likelihood of higher alcohol intake by 11 percent overall. (Shutterstock). Text size A A A. Agence France Presse, Paris Wednesday, 14 January 2015. It's true: working too ...
Long working hours linked to 'risk of alcohol abuse', study finds
Does overwork lead to problem drinking?
Working too much could lead to drinking too much: study
BBC News
Inactivity 'kills more than obesity'
BBC News
A lack of exercise could be killing twice as many people in Europe as obesity, a 12-year study of more than 300,000 people suggests. University of Cambridge researchers said about 676,000 deaths each year were down to inactivity, compared with 337,000 ...
Inactivity is bigger killer than obesity, claims studyIrish Independent
Scientists recommend 20-minute daily walk to avoid premature deathThe Guardian
Lack of exercise 'deadlier than obesity'The Australian (blog)
Belfast Telegraph
Express.co.uk
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BBC News
A lack of exercise could be killing twice as many people in Europe as obesity, a 12-year study of more than 300,000 people suggests. University of Cambridge researchers said about 676,000 deaths each year were down to inactivity, compared with 337,000 ...
Inactivity is bigger killer than obesity, claims study
Scientists recommend 20-minute daily walk to avoid premature death
Lack of exercise 'deadlier than obesity'
The Hoops News
12% of patients taking aspirin unnecessarily for heart attack prevention
The Hoops News
A new study reveals that many Americans prefer using low dose of Aspirin daily with the expectation that it would reduce the risk of stroke. A report appeared in Philly.Com suggests that around 69,000 adults in US are long term Aspirin users and nearly 12 ...
More Than 1 in 10 Taking Aspirin for Their Heart Are Inappropriately Doing SoSavingAdvice.com
Studies reveal that 11% of people who take aspirin to prevent heart disease ...Geek Infinite
Aspirin Could Be Doing More Harm Than GoodViral Global News
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Capitalberg
Yahoo News
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The Hoops News
A new study reveals that many Americans prefer using low dose of Aspirin daily with the expectation that it would reduce the risk of stroke. A report appeared in Philly.Com suggests that around 69,000 adults in US are long term Aspirin users and nearly 12 ...
More Than 1 in 10 Taking Aspirin for Their Heart Are Inappropriately Doing So
Studies reveal that 11% of people who take aspirin to prevent heart disease ...
Aspirin Could Be Doing More Harm Than Good
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