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Punjab Health Department launches vaccination apps
The News International
ISLAMABAD: The Punjab Health Department has introduced android-based E-vaccs card for updating vaccination records of children during immunisation campaigns. The E-vaccs card is developed by the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB).
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The News International
ISLAMABAD: The Punjab Health Department has introduced android-based E-vaccs card for updating vaccination records of children during immunisation campaigns. The E-vaccs card is developed by the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB).
Alarming statistics: '46% of K-P's children miss out on routine inoculation'
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Smart vaccination programme
Daily Times
'Pakistan is progressing against polio'
Daily Times
ISLAMABAD: National Health Services Minister Saira Afzal Tarar said on Thursday the country has made major progress in stopping poliovirus transmission. She is leading a delegation to the Independent Monitoring Board convened in Abu Dhabi. Sharing ...
International monitors praise Pakistan for 'polio turnaround'The News International
Polio eradicators hail historic progress, aim to "finish the job"Reuters
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Daily Times
ISLAMABAD: National Health Services Minister Saira Afzal Tarar said on Thursday the country has made major progress in stopping poliovirus transmission. She is leading a delegation to the Independent Monitoring Board convened in Abu Dhabi. Sharing ...
International monitors praise Pakistan for 'polio turnaround'
Polio eradicators hail historic progress, aim to "finish the job"
Effort to wipe out polio well positioned
Daily Times
Most countries woefully unprepared to fight resistant superbugs: WHO
Daily Times
Only 34 countries have national plans to fight the global threat of antibiotic resistance, meaning few are prepared to tackle “superbug” infections which put even basic healthcare at risk, the WHO said on Wednesday. In a survey of government plans to tackle ...
World failing in fight against antibiotic resistance: WHODAWN.com
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Daily Times
Only 34 countries have national plans to fight the global threat of antibiotic resistance, meaning few are prepared to tackle “superbug” infections which put even basic healthcare at risk, the WHO said on Wednesday. In a survey of government plans to tackle ...
World failing in fight against antibiotic resistance: WHO
Alarm over drug resistance prompts WHO global action plan
WHO report finds systems to combat antibiotic resistance lacking
Asian Tribune
No other way out: We need to early diagnose TB and treat with drugs...
Asian Tribune
It may sound rhetorical but some of the 'absolute must' steps for progressing towards ending tuberculosis (TB) are to early and accurately diagnose TB and treat with the standard combination of drugs that are sensitive and work for a particular patient.
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Asian Tribune
It may sound rhetorical but some of the 'absolute must' steps for progressing towards ending tuberculosis (TB) are to early and accurately diagnose TB and treat with the standard combination of drugs that are sensitive and work for a particular patient.
Los Angeles Times
Diabetes rises with daily soda -- including diet soda -- consumption
Los Angeles Times
A comprehensive study of European adults has found that compared with people who drink a single sugar-sweetened drink daily, those who drink water, coffee or tea instead are at 14% lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes. The research found that ...
Well | Easing Diabetes Risk, One Beverage at a TimeNew York Times (blog)
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Los Angeles Times
A comprehensive study of European adults has found that compared with people who drink a single sugar-sweetened drink daily, those who drink water, coffee or tea instead are at 14% lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes. The research found that ...
Well | Easing Diabetes Risk, One Beverage at a Time
Swapping orange squash for a cup of tea cuts diabetes risk
Sugary drinks linked to diabetes risk
The Independent
Weight Watchers founder, Nidetch dies in Florida
Daily Sabah
The 91-year-old founder of weight loss company Weight Watchers International Inc., Jean Nidetch, died of natural causes early on Wednesday, a company spokeswoman said. Nidetch struggled with weight throughout her life and founded the now wildly ...
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Daily Sabah
The 91-year-old founder of weight loss company Weight Watchers International Inc., Jean Nidetch, died of natural causes early on Wednesday, a company spokeswoman said. Nidetch struggled with weight throughout her life and founded the now wildly ...
The Most Important Female Founder Who You've Probably Forgotten
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Times LIVE
South African court grants man right to end his life
Irish Examiner
A terminally ill man has been granted the right to end his life in South Africa, where euthanasia is illegal. For the first time in the country, Judge Hans Fabricius yesterday ruled that Robin Stransham-Ford could be euthanised with no legal or professional ...
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Irish Examiner
A terminally ill man has been granted the right to end his life in South Africa, where euthanasia is illegal. For the first time in the country, Judge Hans Fabricius yesterday ruled that Robin Stransham-Ford could be euthanised with no legal or professional ...
Terminally ill man dies naturally after being granted right to end his life
#RightToDie advocate dies before landmark ruling
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The Australian
Vaccine reduces cervical cancer risk for young Australian women
Xinhua
CANBERRA, May 1 (Xinhua) -- The cervical cancer vaccine has halved the rate of cancer-causing abnormalities in Australian females aged under 20 as the results of a nationwide vaccination program begin to be realized, medical authorities said on Friday.
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Xinhua
CANBERRA, May 1 (Xinhua) -- The cervical cancer vaccine has halved the rate of cancer-causing abnormalities in Australian females aged under 20 as the results of a nationwide vaccination program begin to be realized, medical authorities said on Friday.
HPV: Young women less likely to test positive for cervical cancer precursors ...
Vaccine brings down cervical cancer cases
Fox News
Metabolic 'Map' May One Day Help Predict Obesity Risk
Doctors Lounge
Researchers say they have successfully linked certain byproducts of digestion to the risk of excess body fat. The findings were published in the April 29 issue of Science Translational Medicine. THURSDAY, April 30, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Researchers ...
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Doctors Lounge
Researchers say they have successfully linked certain byproducts of digestion to the risk of excess body fat. The findings were published in the April 29 issue of Science Translational Medicine. THURSDAY, April 30, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Researchers ...
What urine reveals about obesity
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NEWS.com.au
Two minutes of walking means longer lives
NEWS.com.au
TRADING just two minutes of sitting for walking can help you live longer, scientists claim. GETTING motivated for that much time of every hour otherwise spent languishing on a sofa or remaining stuck behind a desk reduced the risk of dying by a third, a US ...
Even a Little Walking Can Improve Your Health, Study SuggestsLive Science
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NEWS.com.au
TRADING just two minutes of sitting for walking can help you live longer, scientists claim. GETTING motivated for that much time of every hour otherwise spent languishing on a sofa or remaining stuck behind a desk reduced the risk of dying by a third, a US ...
Even a Little Walking Can Improve Your Health, Study Suggests
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