Another Naegleria case emerges in Sindh
DAWN.com
KARACHI: A middle-aged man was found afflicted with the deadly Naegleria fowleri, commonly known as the brain-eating amoeba, at a private hospital in the city on Wednesday, taking the tally of naegleria cases to four in Sindh this year, sources and local ...
Nagleria Prevention Centre set up in cityDaily Times
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DAWN.com
KARACHI: A middle-aged man was found afflicted with the deadly Naegleria fowleri, commonly known as the brain-eating amoeba, at a private hospital in the city on Wednesday, taking the tally of naegleria cases to four in Sindh this year, sources and local ...
Nagleria Prevention Centre set up in city
The Nation
Bone marrow transplantation to be started at Children Hospital
The Nation
LAHORE - Adviser to Punjab Chief Minister on Health Kh Salman Rafiq has said that bone marrow transplantation would start at Children's Hospital within one year. Addressing a symposium on Thalassemia at Children' Hospital on Wednesday, he said that ...
Rs 200m allocated for bone marrow transplant project in Children's HospitalDaily Times
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The Nation
LAHORE - Adviser to Punjab Chief Minister on Health Kh Salman Rafiq has said that bone marrow transplantation would start at Children's Hospital within one year. Addressing a symposium on Thalassemia at Children' Hospital on Wednesday, he said that ...
Rs 200m allocated for bone marrow transplant project in Children's Hospital
Daily Times
Study finds antidepressants can help eradicate baby blues
Daily Times
But for thousands of mothers, their initial joy can give way to a deep and severe depression. While around 85 per cent of new mothers suffer the 'baby blues', 15 per cent go on to be plagued by postnatal depression. Much scientific literature has warned ...
No stigma, help is needed for postnatal depression | EDITORIALThe Maitland Mercury
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Daily Times
But for thousands of mothers, their initial joy can give way to a deep and severe depression. While around 85 per cent of new mothers suffer the 'baby blues', 15 per cent go on to be plagued by postnatal depression. Much scientific literature has warned ...
No stigma, help is needed for postnatal depression | EDITORIAL
NYOOOZ
Pakistani heart patient saved by Indian doctors: report
Kashmir Images
MUMBAI: A Pakistani national was given a new lease on life by Indian doctors who performed a risky heart surgery on him at Bandra's Asian Heart Institute in Mumbai, said a report published in The Times of India. 57-year-old Zafar Ahmed Lali, who weighed ...
Heart doctors in Mumbai give Pakistani national a new lease of lifeNYOOOZ
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Kashmir Images
MUMBAI: A Pakistani national was given a new lease on life by Indian doctors who performed a risky heart surgery on him at Bandra's Asian Heart Institute in Mumbai, said a report published in The Times of India. 57-year-old Zafar Ahmed Lali, who weighed ...
Heart doctors in Mumbai give Pakistani national a new lease of life
Khattak suspends MRSH MS, DMS on public complaint
Pakistan Observer
Wednesday, May 20, 2015 - Peshawar—Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pervez Khattak paid a surprise visit to Mian Rashid Shaheed Hospital (MRSH), Pabbi District Nowshera on Tuesday afternoon and suspended Medical Superintendent (MS) and ...
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Pakistan Observer
Wednesday, May 20, 2015 - Peshawar—Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pervez Khattak paid a surprise visit to Mian Rashid Shaheed Hospital (MRSH), Pabbi District Nowshera on Tuesday afternoon and suspended Medical Superintendent (MS) and ...
3News NZ
'Psychiatric' risk for gamers
3News NZ
Gamers are putting themselves at risk of developing psychiatric disorders because of the effect it has on brains, new research suggests. Scientists at the University of Montreal in Canada analysed how players of action games like Call of Duty, Tomb Raider, ...
Video Games May Have Negative Effects on the BrainDiscover Magazine (blog)
Study Suggests Video Game Benefits Could Come At A Neurological CostHuffington Post UK
Video game link to psychiatric disorders suggested by studyThe Guardian
Radio Pakistan (press release)
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3News NZ
Gamers are putting themselves at risk of developing psychiatric disorders because of the effect it has on brains, new research suggests. Scientists at the University of Montreal in Canada analysed how players of action games like Call of Duty, Tomb Raider, ...
Video Games May Have Negative Effects on the Brain
Study Suggests Video Game Benefits Could Come At A Neurological Cost
Video game link to psychiatric disorders suggested by study
The Express Tribune
Health Dept., Some Vendors Support E-Cig Ban for Minors
WILX-TV
Business at A Clean Cigarette depends on selling odorless, flameless devices that people can puff. But if you're under age 18, don't expect them to sell to you. "You can't," said Cary Lee, president of A Clean Cigarette. "You've gotta have a mission in life.
Electronic Cigarette Market Is Growing for Awareness About the Health Effect of ...Digital Journal
Debate over e-cigarettes re-kindled by new studyErieTVNews
Cigarette packaging clearly targets specific demographics: researchVancouver Sun
ABC Online
The Globe and Mail
National Review Online
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WILX-TV
Business at A Clean Cigarette depends on selling odorless, flameless devices that people can puff. But if you're under age 18, don't expect them to sell to you. "You can't," said Cary Lee, president of A Clean Cigarette. "You've gotta have a mission in life.
Electronic Cigarette Market Is Growing for Awareness About the Health Effect of ...
Debate over e-cigarettes re-kindled by new study
Cigarette packaging clearly targets specific demographics: research
Irish Examiner
€168m charity funds squandered in US
Irish Examiner
A Tennessee man and his family used much of the $187m (€168m) it collected for cancer patients to buy themselves cars, and take luxury cruise holidays, pay for college tuition and employ family members with six-figure salaries, federal officials have alleged ...
Cancer Charities Charged With $187 Million Fraud for Using Funds on Jet Skis ...Slate Magazine (blog)
Cancer Charity Scam a Cautionary Tale to GiversNewsweek
'Sham' cancer charity penalized by regulators had been sued by PennsylvaniaTribune-Review
West Texas News
Spokane Public Radio
CNN
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Irish Examiner
A Tennessee man and his family used much of the $187m (€168m) it collected for cancer patients to buy themselves cars, and take luxury cruise holidays, pay for college tuition and employ family members with six-figure salaries, federal officials have alleged ...
Cancer Charities Charged With $187 Million Fraud for Using Funds on Jet Skis ...
Cancer Charity Scam a Cautionary Tale to Givers
'Sham' cancer charity penalized by regulators had been sued by Pennsylvania
USA TODAY
Study: Cold kills 20 times more people than heat
USA TODAY
Cold weather is 20 times as deadly as hot weather, and it's not the extreme low or high temperatures that cause the most deaths, according to a study published Wednesday. The study found the majority of deaths occurred on moderately hot and moderately ...
Cold temps cause more premature deaths than heat: studyCTV News
Moderately cold weather 'more deadly than heatwaves or extreme cold'The Guardian
Cold snap is 20 times more lethal than a heatwaveDaily Mail
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USA TODAY
Cold weather is 20 times as deadly as hot weather, and it's not the extreme low or high temperatures that cause the most deaths, according to a study published Wednesday. The study found the majority of deaths occurred on moderately hot and moderately ...
Cold temps cause more premature deaths than heat: study
Moderately cold weather 'more deadly than heatwaves or extreme cold'
Cold snap is 20 times more lethal than a heatwave
Irish Examiner
Prolonged paracetamol 'risk to unborn boys'
Irish Examiner
Prolonged paracetamol use by pregnant women may reduce testosterone production in their unborn sons, research has found. Scientists at the University of Edinburgh said their study adds to existing evidence that too much paracetamol in pregnancy may ...
Paracetamol/Tylenol in pregnancy may lower testosterone in boysAsiaOne
Pregnancy paracetamol 'risk for unborn sons'The Times (subscription)
Painkiller fertility risk to unborn baby boysHerald
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Irish Examiner
Prolonged paracetamol use by pregnant women may reduce testosterone production in their unborn sons, research has found. Scientists at the University of Edinburgh said their study adds to existing evidence that too much paracetamol in pregnancy may ...
Paracetamol/Tylenol in pregnancy may lower testosterone in boys
Pregnancy paracetamol 'risk for unborn sons'
Painkiller fertility risk to unborn baby boys
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