The Express Tribune
World Cancer Day observed: Seminars, workshops held to create awareness ...
Daily Times
LAHORE: World Cancer Day was observed across the world, including Pakistan, on Wednesday in order to create awareness among the public about the disease. To raise awareness about cancer and to encourage its prevention, detection and treatment, ...
Change in lifestyle can cut cancer riskThe News International
Garlic May Help You Keep Stomach Cancer at Bay, Say ScientistsThe New Indian Express
Reaching out: Work on cancer hospital in Lahore from next yearThe Express Tribune
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Daily Times
LAHORE: World Cancer Day was observed across the world, including Pakistan, on Wednesday in order to create awareness among the public about the disease. To raise awareness about cancer and to encourage its prevention, detection and treatment, ...
Change in lifestyle can cut cancer risk
Garlic May Help You Keep Stomach Cancer at Bay, Say Scientists
Reaching out: Work on cancer hospital in Lahore from next year
Times LIVE
Weekly Ebola case total rises for 1st time this year
Fox News Latino
The weekly total of Ebola cases in the three countries most affected by the current epidemic - Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone - rose for the first time this year, according to the latest tally released Wednesday by the World Health Organization. Last week, 124 ...
Weekly Ebola cases rise for time this yearSierra Leone Times
Ebola Weekly Cases Rise for First Time This Year in West AfricaBloomberg
Ebola Trial Vaccine Anxiety: Legislature Summons ExecutorsFront Page Africa
BBC News
Zee News
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Fox News Latino
The weekly total of Ebola cases in the three countries most affected by the current epidemic - Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone - rose for the first time this year, according to the latest tally released Wednesday by the World Health Organization. Last week, 124 ...
Weekly Ebola cases rise for time this year
Ebola Weekly Cases Rise for First Time This Year in West Africa
Ebola Trial Vaccine Anxiety: Legislature Summons Executors
UN News Centre
UN Marks `World Cancer Day`
Student Operated Press
As the international community pauses on World Cancer Day to remember the millions of preventable deaths caused by the disease, the head of the UN agency that contributes nuclear techniques to fight cancer said today that a huge percentage of the ...
PAEC keeps pace with latest cancer researchPakistan Observer
Session on cancer held at QAUThe News International
Government urged to put more emphasis on cancer reductionBusiness Recorder
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Student Operated Press
As the international community pauses on World Cancer Day to remember the millions of preventable deaths caused by the disease, the head of the UN agency that contributes nuclear techniques to fight cancer said today that a huge percentage of the ...
PAEC keeps pace with latest cancer research
Session on cancer held at QAU
Government urged to put more emphasis on cancer reduction
World Cancer Day marked
Daily Times
(PAEC) on Wednesday arranged a function here at Nuclear Medicine Oncology and Radiotherapy Institute (NORI) to mark World Cancer Day to create awareness among the people. Addressing the participants of the event, Secretary Foreign Affairs Aizaz ...
Government urged to reduce prices of cancer drugsThe News International
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Daily Times
(PAEC) on Wednesday arranged a function here at Nuclear Medicine Oncology and Radiotherapy Institute (NORI) to mark World Cancer Day to create awareness among the people. Addressing the participants of the event, Secretary Foreign Affairs Aizaz ...
Government urged to reduce prices of cancer drugs
AsiaOne
Cancer places $21.5 billion strain on China's economy
AsiaOne
Cancer cases are rising rapidly in China and are estimated to cost the country 100 billion yuan (S$21.5 billion) a year, according to health organisations and experts. The World Health Organisation, marking World Cancer Day, which falls on Feb 4, said more ...
Lung cancer now deadlier than breast cancer in rich countriesDAWN.com
New hope in breast cancer research as scientists identify new 'genetic risk factors'Irish Examiner
Genetic variants linked to cancerBelfast Telegraph
The Hindu
Jerusalem Post Israel News
Times LIVE
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AsiaOne
Cancer cases are rising rapidly in China and are estimated to cost the country 100 billion yuan (S$21.5 billion) a year, according to health organisations and experts. The World Health Organisation, marking World Cancer Day, which falls on Feb 4, said more ...
Lung cancer now deadlier than breast cancer in rich countries
New hope in breast cancer research as scientists identify new 'genetic risk factors'
Genetic variants linked to cancer
WVTF
Study to Understand Why Virginia Girls Opt Out of HPV Vaccine
The Charlottesville Newsplex
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (NEWSPLEX) -- Although Virginia was one of the first states to pass legislation mandating the human papilloma virus vaccine for sixth-grade girls, the Commonwealth has fallen behind the national average of the number of girls ...
Why Girls Aren't Getting HPV VaccinationWVTF
World Cancer Day: 29 hospitals for over 180m populationThe Express Tribune
Human papillomavirus: Push for more high school students to be immunised ...ABC Online
The Nation
Business Recorder
The Hindu
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The Charlottesville Newsplex
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (NEWSPLEX) -- Although Virginia was one of the first states to pass legislation mandating the human papilloma virus vaccine for sixth-grade girls, the Commonwealth has fallen behind the national average of the number of girls ...
Why Girls Aren't Getting HPV Vaccination
World Cancer Day: 29 hospitals for over 180m population
Human papillomavirus: Push for more high school students to be immunised ...
CBS News
Electronic devices may keep teens from sleeping
CBS News
Spending too much time using electronic devices during the day harms teens' sleep, a new study suggests. The research included nearly 10,000 Norwegian teens, aged 16 to 19, who were asked how much screen time (computer, smartphone, tablet, video ...
Doctors Confirm: Screen Time Affects Teens' SleepNDTV
Smartphones, computers tied to sleeping problems in teensEconomic Times
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CBS News
Spending too much time using electronic devices during the day harms teens' sleep, a new study suggests. The research included nearly 10,000 Norwegian teens, aged 16 to 19, who were asked how much screen time (computer, smartphone, tablet, video ...
Doctors Confirm: Screen Time Affects Teens' Sleep
Smartphones, computers tied to sleeping problems in teens
CRIENGLISH.com
China steps up cancer monitoring
Xinhua
BEIJING, Feb. 4 (Xinhua) -- China's health watchdog wants better cancer registration nationwide for speedy and accurate monitoring of the disease. The government started recording information on cancer patients, including cancer type, longevity, gender ...
Registry to obtain cancer patients data on the cardsDAWN.com
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Xinhua
BEIJING, Feb. 4 (Xinhua) -- China's health watchdog wants better cancer registration nationwide for speedy and accurate monitoring of the disease. The government started recording information on cancer patients, including cancer type, longevity, gender ...
Registry to obtain cancer patients data on the cards
Pakistan Tribe
UK Parliament Nodded For Three-Parents Babies
Pakistan Tribe
LONDON – Member of British Parliament have voted for the creation of babies with from two women and one man, PakistanTribe received international media reports. According to the details UK has first time legally approved the creation of babies with the ...
U.K. Parliament okays three-person babiesKHQ Right Now
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Pakistan Tribe
LONDON – Member of British Parliament have voted for the creation of babies with from two women and one man, PakistanTribe received international media reports. According to the details UK has first time legally approved the creation of babies with the ...
U.K. Parliament okays three-person babies
Forbes
Cheap Smartphone Device Detects HIV, Syphilis In 15 Minutes: Study
Bernama
WASHINGTON, Feb 5 (Bernama) -- The US and Rwandan researchers say they have developed a low-cost smartphone accessory capable of detecting HIV and syphilis from a finger prick of blood in just 15 minutes, Xinhua news agency reported. This is the ...
Smartphone HIV test tracks disease in research trialSan Francisco Chronicle
Smartphone can test for HIV, syphilisBangkok Post
Smartphone App Helps Detect HIV, SyphilisScience World Report
Healthline
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Bernama
WASHINGTON, Feb 5 (Bernama) -- The US and Rwandan researchers say they have developed a low-cost smartphone accessory capable of detecting HIV and syphilis from a finger prick of blood in just 15 minutes, Xinhua news agency reported. This is the ...
Smartphone HIV test tracks disease in research trial
Smartphone can test for HIV, syphilis
Smartphone App Helps Detect HIV, Syphilis
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