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Rawalpindi: Dengue virus spreads as 7 people infected
DunyaNews Pakistan
RAWALPINDI (Dunya News) – 7 persons were confirmed to have dengue virus on Tuesday, bringing the total count of dengue patients to 62, reported Dunya News. According to hospital sources, there has been a sharp increase in the number of patients ...
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DunyaNews Pakistan
RAWALPINDI (Dunya News) – 7 persons were confirmed to have dengue virus on Tuesday, bringing the total count of dengue patients to 62, reported Dunya News. According to hospital sources, there has been a sharp increase in the number of patients ...
Kidneys of 3000 children fail in Pakistan every year
The News International
KARACHI: Kidneys of 3,000 children fail every year as 20 per cent increase in kidney complaints has been witnessed in Pakistan. Kidney disorders need to be tackled in the initial stage because they are silent killers causing hypertension and many other ...
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The News International
KARACHI: Kidneys of 3,000 children fail every year as 20 per cent increase in kidney complaints has been witnessed in Pakistan. Kidney disorders need to be tackled in the initial stage because they are silent killers causing hypertension and many other ...
Livemint
Too Much TV Time Tied to Higher Odds for Blood Clot in Lung: Study – WebMD
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How Watching Too Much TV Could Kill YouMoney Talks News (blog)
Netflix And Blood Clots: Watching TV 5 Hours A Day Raises Risk Of Fatal ...Medical Daily
Too Much TV Time Tied to Higher Odds for Blood Clot in Lung: StudyU.S. News & World Report
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How Watching Too Much TV Could Kill You
Netflix And Blood Clots: Watching TV 5 Hours A Day Raises Risk Of Fatal ...
Too Much TV Time Tied to Higher Odds for Blood Clot in Lung: Study
Daily Mail
Older people are now cleverer than ever
Daily Times
Older people are now cleverer than ever before, scientists have found. But while today's over-50s may be the brightest in history, their health is getting worse, according to studies. Researchers believe an increase in the use of technology, more ...
Digital keeps middle-aged brains youngTimes LIVE
Computer, cell phone use may improve seniors' mental age by 4 to 8 yearsMcKnight's Long Term Care News
Study Reveals Good News And Bad News For People Over 50Huffington Post
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Daily Times
Older people are now cleverer than ever before, scientists have found. But while today's over-50s may be the brightest in history, their health is getting worse, according to studies. Researchers believe an increase in the use of technology, more ...
Digital keeps middle-aged brains young
Computer, cell phone use may improve seniors' mental age by 4 to 8 years
Study Reveals Good News And Bad News For People Over 50
NYOOOZ
Imams role critical in fighting PTSD: Dr Margoob | Kashmir NYOOOZ
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A large number of Imams from across Ganderbal district today actively participated in a workshop aimed at engaging them in a Low Cost Mental Health Initiative for promotion of mental health in the district which was organised by the SAWAB Centre of ...
Around 60% men, 58% women exposed to trauma in IOK: ExpertKashmir Media Service
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A large number of Imams from across Ganderbal district today actively participated in a workshop aimed at engaging them in a Low Cost Mental Health Initiative for promotion of mental health in the district which was organised by the SAWAB Centre of ...
Around 60% men, 58% women exposed to trauma in IOK: Expert
Irish Examiner
Weight linked to Alzheimer's risk
Irish Examiner
One more reason to watch the waistline: New research says people's weight in middle age may influence not just whether they go on to develop Alzheimer's disease, but when. Obesity in midlife has long been suspected of increasing the risk of Alzheimer's.
Mid-Life Obesity May Speed up Alzheimer'sThe Chosun Ilbo
Body Mass Index predicts how soon Alzheimer's will developTelegraph.co.uk
Overweight in midlife may speed up Alzheimer'sThe Nation
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Irish Examiner
One more reason to watch the waistline: New research says people's weight in middle age may influence not just whether they go on to develop Alzheimer's disease, but when. Obesity in midlife has long been suspected of increasing the risk of Alzheimer's.
Mid-Life Obesity May Speed up Alzheimer's
Body Mass Index predicts how soon Alzheimer's will develop
Overweight in midlife may speed up Alzheimer's
The American Bazaar
Could voice test detect the first signs of Alzheimer's?
Daily Times
A voice test that helps diagnose Parkinson's disease could also help spot signs of Alzheimer's.Doctors already study speech patterns, which are undetectable to the human ear, as speech is one of the first things affected in sufferers of Parkinson's ...
Indian American scientist Sona Patel using voice response to find cure for ...The American Bazaar
Weird Science: Will Alzheimer's One Day Be Diagnosed via Smartphone?Sputnik International
Voice Test Could Detect Early Alzheimer'sNewsmax
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Daily Times
A voice test that helps diagnose Parkinson's disease could also help spot signs of Alzheimer's.Doctors already study speech patterns, which are undetectable to the human ear, as speech is one of the first things affected in sufferers of Parkinson's ...
Indian American scientist Sona Patel using voice response to find cure for ...
Weird Science: Will Alzheimer's One Day Be Diagnosed via Smartphone?
Voice Test Could Detect Early Alzheimer's
UN News Centre
President approves confirmation of three additional judges of BHC
Associated Press of Pakistan
UNITED NATIONS, Sept 1 (APP): The U.N. World Health Organization (WHO) Tuesday appealed for a safe corridor to reach more than 3 million people in war-torn Yemen's most populated governorate, Taiz, where "an extreme spike" in cases of dengue fever ...
Dengue Fever Outbreak In Yemen Prompts WHO Appeal For Safe Humanitarian CorridorRTT News
UN Officials Warn of Dengue Outbreak in War-Torn YemenTasnim News Agency (press release)
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Associated Press of Pakistan
UNITED NATIONS, Sept 1 (APP): The U.N. World Health Organization (WHO) Tuesday appealed for a safe corridor to reach more than 3 million people in war-torn Yemen's most populated governorate, Taiz, where "an extreme spike" in cases of dengue fever ...
Dengue Fever Outbreak In Yemen Prompts WHO Appeal For Safe Humanitarian Corridor
UN Officials Warn of Dengue Outbreak in War-Torn Yemen
Yemen: 'worrying outbreak' of dengue fever prompts UN health agency appeal for ...
IBNLive
Mid-day naps at office boost productivity, reduce blood pressure
IBNLive
London: Mid-day naps at office not only boost productivity but also reduce blood pressure significantly, a study has suggested. Midday sleep is a habit that nowadays is a privilege, owing to long and demanding working culture and intense daily routine.
Afternoon naps may improve your healthTimes of India
Midday nap beneficial for blood pressureFox News
Spanish-style siesta could reduce blood pressure, medicationsCTV News
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IBNLive
London: Mid-day naps at office not only boost productivity but also reduce blood pressure significantly, a study has suggested. Midday sleep is a habit that nowadays is a privilege, owing to long and demanding working culture and intense daily routine.
Afternoon naps may improve your health
Midday nap beneficial for blood pressure
Spanish-style siesta could reduce blood pressure, medications
CBS Local
Daily Marijuana Use Amongst College Students On The Rise
CBS Local
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A new study is raising the red flag about what's going on behind closed doors on college campuses. Researchers found daily marijuana use amongst college students is on the rise, surpassing cigarette use. Meghan McCorkell has more ...
Daily pot smoking on US college campuses at 35-year highDaily Times
Study: College students daily marijuana at highest rate in 35 yearsWTSP 10 News
Study: Pot more common than cigarettes among college studentsWFSB
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CBS Local
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A new study is raising the red flag about what's going on behind closed doors on college campuses. Researchers found daily marijuana use amongst college students is on the rise, surpassing cigarette use. Meghan McCorkell has more ...
Daily pot smoking on US college campuses at 35-year high
Study: College students daily marijuana at highest rate in 35 years
Study: Pot more common than cigarettes among college students
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