The Express Tribune
Tobacco use: GAT survey uncovers startling impact on health
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Minister of State for NHSRC, Saira Afzal Tarar addressing media on the launch of GATS. PHOTO: INP. ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's first-ever Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS) has uncovered several startling figures about the use of tobacco and smokeless ...
Smoking not only kills, it plunges children into POVERTY because parents ...Daily Mail
Over 23m adults use tobacco products in Pakistan: GATSThe Nation
Smoking parents plunging nearly half a million children into poverty, says new ...The Independent
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The Express Tribune
Minister of State for NHSRC, Saira Afzal Tarar addressing media on the launch of GATS. PHOTO: INP. ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's first-ever Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS) has uncovered several startling figures about the use of tobacco and smokeless ...
Smoking not only kills, it plunges children into POVERTY because parents ...
Over 23m adults use tobacco products in Pakistan: GATS
Smoking parents plunging nearly half a million children into poverty, says new ...
Youth Health Magzine
Tests for Multiple Genes for Breast Cancer May Not Be Valid
Youth Health Magzine
Several companies are marketing genetic testing that tests for up to 100 genes, including 20 genes that have been linked to breast cancer. But a group of researchers say that such gene panel testing may not be valid as yet and may not be useful for ...
Multiple gene testing for detection of cancer questioned by expertsEmpire State Tribune
PHENOGEN SCIENCES SUPPORTS RESEARCH FINDING CLINICAL ...Nasdaq
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Youth Health Magzine
Several companies are marketing genetic testing that tests for up to 100 genes, including 20 genes that have been linked to breast cancer. But a group of researchers say that such gene panel testing may not be valid as yet and may not be useful for ...
Multiple gene testing for detection of cancer questioned by experts
PHENOGEN SCIENCES SUPPORTS RESEARCH FINDING CLINICAL ...
Researchers oppose unvalidated gene panel tests for cancer links
Sky News Australia
18 labs may have received live anthrax
Sky News Australia
A total of 18 laboratories may have accidentally received live samples of anthrax from the American military, US authorities say. But as of yet, only one of the facilities - in the US state of Maryland - was confirmed to have received a live sample, the Pentagon ...
4 lab workers, 22 S. Koreans exposed to anthrax: US militaryDAWN.com
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Anthrax mishap that potentially exposed 26 people not human error, US Army ...Radio Australia
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Sky News Australia
A total of 18 laboratories may have accidentally received live samples of anthrax from the American military, US authorities say. But as of yet, only one of the facilities - in the US state of Maryland - was confirmed to have received a live sample, the Pentagon ...
4 lab workers, 22 S. Koreans exposed to anthrax: US military
18 labs may have received live anthrax samples: US officials
Anthrax mishap that potentially exposed 26 people not human error, US Army ...
The Hindu
India tops world hunger list with 194 million people
The Hindu
India is home to 194.6 million undernourished people, the highest in the world, according to the annual report by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations released on Thursday. This translates into over 15 per cent of India's population, ...
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The Hindu
India is home to 194.6 million undernourished people, the highest in the world, according to the annual report by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations released on Thursday. This translates into over 15 per cent of India's population, ...
Number of African Countries Facing Severe Food Shortages Doubles
Latin America has done the most to reduce hunger: FAO
Six Caribbean countries attain MDGs on hunger
Los Angeles Times
Demi Lovato launches mental health campaign, talks 'positive outlook'
Los Angeles Times
Demi Lovato helped launch a mental health campaign on Thursday and is asserting that mental illness is "not something anyone should be ashamed of." The "Give Your Heart a Break" singer recently signed on to be the face of Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental ...
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Los Angeles Times
Demi Lovato helped launch a mental health campaign on Thursday and is asserting that mental illness is "not something anyone should be ashamed of." The "Give Your Heart a Break" singer recently signed on to be the face of Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental ...
Be vocal: Demi Lovato is the face of mental health in new campaign
Demi Lovato is the face of mental health in new campaign
Demi Lovato Loves Wilmer Valderrama More Than Scandal's Olivia Loves Fitz
Times of India
Cancer is the 2nd biggest killer: Report
Times of India
NEW DELHI: Cancer has emerged as the second-leading cause of death globally after cardiovascular diseases. Proportion of deaths due to cancer around the world increased from 12% in 1990 to 15% in 2013 while the number of new cases almost doubled ...
Breast cancer top killer among women, lung cancer among men in IndiaThe Indian Express
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Times of India
NEW DELHI: Cancer has emerged as the second-leading cause of death globally after cardiovascular diseases. Proportion of deaths due to cancer around the world increased from 12% in 1990 to 15% in 2013 while the number of new cases almost doubled ...
Breast cancer top killer among women, lung cancer among men in India
Cancer cases on the rise but death rate is falling
Study: Cancer cases on the rise worldwide
TakePart
Doing their bit to break taboos surrounding menstruation
Times of India
Panaji: May 28 is recognized as Menstrual Hygiene Day and organizations the world over are doing their part to break the myths and taboos surrounding menstruation. On May 28 last year, Berlin-based NGO Wash United initiated an international ...
Periodic taboos: Call for educating girls about menstruationThe Express Tribune
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Times of India
Panaji: May 28 is recognized as Menstrual Hygiene Day and organizations the world over are doing their part to break the myths and taboos surrounding menstruation. On May 28 last year, Berlin-based NGO Wash United initiated an international ...
Periodic taboos: Call for educating girls about menstruation
Ditch the Euphemisms: Menstrual Hygiene Day Calls Out Period Taboos
An Open Letter to My Sisters about Menstruation
The Guardian
Woman comes face to face with her dead brother's transplanted face
The Guardian
A woman has met the man who received the face of her dead brother in a groundbreaking transplant. Rebekah Aversano saw – and touched – the transplanted face for the first time in an emotional meeting with Richard Norris, who was severely disfigured in a ...
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The Guardian
A woman has met the man who received the face of her dead brother in a groundbreaking transplant. Rebekah Aversano saw – and touched – the transplanted face for the first time in an emotional meeting with Richard Norris, who was severely disfigured in a ...
Woman sees her dead brother's donated face on another man
Meet the man wearing someone else's face
World-first face transplant patient Richard Norris meets donor's sister
Zee News
Breast cancer changes bone structure to make it spread: Study
Zee News
New Delhi: A new study has found that breast cancer changes the structure of the bone to make it spread. According to BBC, a team of researchers from the University of Sheffield found that the tumours were effectively 'fertilising' the bone to help themselves ...
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Zee News
New Delhi: A new study has found that breast cancer changes the structure of the bone to make it spread. According to BBC, a team of researchers from the University of Sheffield found that the tumours were effectively 'fertilising' the bone to help themselves ...
Scientists hopeful for breast cancer breakthrough
Breast Cancer: Key to Preventing Secondary Cancers Identified
Researchers uncover how breast cancer can spread to bone
Times of India
'HIV treatment must start at diagnosis'
Times of India
People with HIV should be put on antiretroviral drugs as soon as they learn they are infected, federal health officials said on Wednesday as they announced that they were halting the largest ever clinical trial of early treatment because its benefits were already ...
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Times of India
People with HIV should be put on antiretroviral drugs as soon as they learn they are infected, federal health officials said on Wednesday as they announced that they were halting the largest ever clinical trial of early treatment because its benefits were already ...
Quick start to HIV drug treatment can cut risk of illness, death in half
Early ARV treatment 'a huge benefit'
Early treatment is effective against HIV
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