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Private schools refuse measles vaccine
DAWN.com
ISLAMABAD: As many as ten leading private schools in the capital have refused to allow their students to be vaccinated, following a scare regarding the measles vaccine that is being administered to children as part of a new government inoculation drive.
Measles vaccine 'reactions': Children ate rat poison, doctor saysThe Express Tribune
There's more than one way to persuade people to vaccinateScience News (blog)
Voices in the vaccine debate - Part 3The Catholic Review (blog)
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DAWN.com
ISLAMABAD: As many as ten leading private schools in the capital have refused to allow their students to be vaccinated, following a scare regarding the measles vaccine that is being administered to children as part of a new government inoculation drive.
Measles vaccine 'reactions': Children ate rat poison, doctor says
There's more than one way to persuade people to vaccinate
Voices in the vaccine debate - Part 3
Daily Times
GAVI Global commits $825m for child immunisation
Daily Times
ISLAMABAD: A high level delegation led by Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation, Chief Executive Officer, Dr Seth Berkeley and World Health Organization, Regional Director, Dr Ala Alwan met the National Health Services Minister Saira Afzal Tarar ...
Vaccination crisisDAWN.com
Punjab government strengthening routine immunisation under EPIBusiness Recorder (press release) (blog)
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Daily Times
ISLAMABAD: A high level delegation led by Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation, Chief Executive Officer, Dr Seth Berkeley and World Health Organization, Regional Director, Dr Ala Alwan met the National Health Services Minister Saira Afzal Tarar ...
Vaccination crisis
Punjab government strengthening routine immunisation under EPI
RT
Nano 'drones' could help prevent certain type of heart attack - study
RT
Targeted nanomedicines 1000 times smaller than the tip of a human hair may be able to deliver anti-inflammatory drugs to arterial fat deposits in order to combat atherosclerotic plaque buildup, thus preventing heart attack risk, according to a new study.
Nano-drones may knock cholesterol out of bloodstream: studyDaily Times
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RT
Targeted nanomedicines 1000 times smaller than the tip of a human hair may be able to deliver anti-inflammatory drugs to arterial fat deposits in order to combat atherosclerotic plaque buildup, thus preventing heart attack risk, according to a new study.
Nano-drones may knock cholesterol out of bloodstream: study
NJ.com
Why I Don't Like The Term 'Mental Illness'
Huffington Post Canada
I have to admit something embarrassing. I am a registered psychologist working in private practice and I don't know what the term mental illness means. Well, on a general level I know that it refers to psychological problems, but I don't know exactly what is ...
Mental Health Bill Command PaperVox Online News
Auto Mental-Health Care Needs a New Delivery ModelWall Street Journal (blog)
Local Elected Officials Discuss Mental Health at Turning Point Town Hall MeetingChicago Tribune
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Huffington Post Canada
I have to admit something embarrassing. I am a registered psychologist working in private practice and I don't know what the term mental illness means. Well, on a general level I know that it refers to psychological problems, but I don't know exactly what is ...
Mental Health Bill Command Paper
Auto Mental-Health Care Needs a New Delivery Model
Local Elected Officials Discuss Mental Health at Turning Point Town Hall Meeting
Toothpaste-mouthwash combo effective against harmful bacteria, study says
The Globe and Mail
A study of mouth microbes finds that antibacterial toothpaste and mouthwash with essential oils work much better in combination than separately to banish bacteria that cause gum disease. Researchers looked at bacteria clinging to wires used in dental ...
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The Globe and Mail
A study of mouth microbes finds that antibacterial toothpaste and mouthwash with essential oils work much better in combination than separately to banish bacteria that cause gum disease. Researchers looked at bacteria clinging to wires used in dental ...
Issue guidelines for edu institutions, coaching centres: CCA
Kashmir Reader
Srinagar: The Coaching Centres Association (CCA) Wednesday castigated the government for “mishandling of swine flu cases” in the Valley. In a statement, CCA chairman G N Var termed the situation as grave and said government must immediately publish ...
CCA accuses govt of 'mishandling' swine fluRising Kashmir
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Kashmir Reader
Srinagar: The Coaching Centres Association (CCA) Wednesday castigated the government for “mishandling of swine flu cases” in the Valley. In a statement, CCA chairman G N Var termed the situation as grave and said government must immediately publish ...
CCA accuses govt of 'mishandling' swine flu
CCA criticizes government handling of swine flu cases
Catholic Online
Unbelievable: Secret to success may lie in your sleeping habits
Catholic Online
Reports show many of the world's most successful people get very little sleep at night. Traditional research advises people between 18-64 years old get seven to nine hours of sleep for a healthy lifestyle. New studies are showing that some of the most ...
Are you getting enough sleep? Why a post-lunch power nap could be good for youBT.com
Snoozing habits of the world's most successful peopleThe Nation
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Catholic Online
Reports show many of the world's most successful people get very little sleep at night. Traditional research advises people between 18-64 years old get seven to nine hours of sleep for a healthy lifestyle. New studies are showing that some of the most ...
Are you getting enough sleep? Why a post-lunch power nap could be good for you
Snoozing habits of the world's most successful people
Infographic: Sleeping habits revealed of world's most successful leaders
Clarksville Leaf Chronicle
Getting cholesterol under control
Clarksville Leaf Chronicle
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – When many people hear the word “cholesterol” they likely have a negative reaction. It's true that cardiologists often spend their days counseling patients to lower their cholesterol, but many patients are surprised to learn that HDL ...
Do you know your cholesterol count? Only 13 percent in Alabama do.AL.com
Poll highlights cholesterol knowledge gapMedical Marketing and Media
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Raw Story
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Clarksville Leaf Chronicle
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – When many people hear the word “cholesterol” they likely have a negative reaction. It's true that cardiologists often spend their days counseling patients to lower their cholesterol, but many patients are surprised to learn that HDL ...
Do you know your cholesterol count? Only 13 percent in Alabama do.
Poll highlights cholesterol knowledge gap
Can Statin Drugs Increase Your Risk for Diabetes?
New York Times
New approach to blocking HIV raises hopes for AIDS vaccine
The Guardian Nigeria
A NEW compound has blocked Human Immuno-deficiency Virus (HIV) infection so well in monkeys that it may be able to function as a vaccine against Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), the scientists who designed it reported midweek. The study ...
San Diego researchers working on break-through drug for HIV/AIDSSan Diego 6
HIV strain found in Cuba could be most aggressive ever studied in humansThe Independent
Scientists Discover A New Way To Block HIVTechCrunch
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The Guardian Nigeria
A NEW compound has blocked Human Immuno-deficiency Virus (HIV) infection so well in monkeys that it may be able to function as a vaccine against Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), the scientists who designed it reported midweek. The study ...
San Diego researchers working on break-through drug for HIV/AIDS
HIV strain found in Cuba could be most aggressive ever studied in humans
Scientists Discover A New Way To Block HIV
NBCNews.com
UN Ebola chief cautions Liberians against complacency despite progress
Xinhua
MONROVIA, Feb. 19 (Xinhua) -- The head of United Nations Mission for Ebola Emergency Response (UNMEER) Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed cautioned Liberians against complacency as new cases are emerging in the country despite progress made. The UN ...
More unsafe burials in Ebola-hit statesIndependent Online
Liberia Ebola fight success hailedIrish Examiner
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Xinhua
MONROVIA, Feb. 19 (Xinhua) -- The head of United Nations Mission for Ebola Emergency Response (UNMEER) Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed cautioned Liberians against complacency as new cases are emerging in the country despite progress made. The UN ...
More unsafe burials in Ebola-hit states
Liberia Ebola fight success hailed
Ebola in Guinea
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