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Pakistani pilgrim gives birth to baby boy in Mina
The Express Tribune
A Pakistani pilgrim gave birth to a baby boy in Mina on Tuesday, the first day of the annual pilgrimage of Hajj. “The delivery was normal and the mother and infant are in good health,” Dr Muhammad Malaibari, director of Mina Al-Wadi Hospital said. This ...
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The Express Tribune
A Pakistani pilgrim gave birth to a baby boy in Mina on Tuesday, the first day of the annual pilgrimage of Hajj. “The delivery was normal and the mother and infant are in good health,” Dr Muhammad Malaibari, director of Mina Al-Wadi Hospital said. This ...
Pakistani pilgrim delivers baby boy in Mina
Pakistani pilgrim gives birth to a baby in Mina
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Health projects: Over 100 health workers unpaid
The Express Tribune
Delay affects progress of HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria, hepatitis, programmes. PHOTO: http://nhsrc.gov.pk/. ISLAMABAD: Over a hundred employees have not been paid since July this year, said a senior official of the Ministry of National Health Services ...
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The Express Tribune
Delay affects progress of HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria, hepatitis, programmes. PHOTO: http://nhsrc.gov.pk/. ISLAMABAD: Over a hundred employees have not been paid since July this year, said a senior official of the Ministry of National Health Services ...
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Telegraph.co.uk
Forget putting on a brave face — crying does us good
Daily Times
The tendency to suppress emotions could be harming our mental health, according to a charity, which suggests that crying more could make us feel better, Daily Mail reports. One in four 18 to 34-year-olds admit they think showing emotions is a sign of ...
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Daily Times
The tendency to suppress emotions could be harming our mental health, according to a charity, which suggests that crying more could make us feel better, Daily Mail reports. One in four 18 to 34-year-olds admit they think showing emotions is a sign of ...
Why men need to learn how to cry
Daily Mail
The vegetables that can make you fat — peas, sweet corn and potatoes
Daily Times
It is what many a potato-lover has long suspected: spuds are bad for the waistline, Daily Mail reports. The humble potato is one of the most fattening vegetables, a study found. The Harvard researchers said that rather than filling up on potatoes, ...
Sweetcorn, potatoes and peas 'could cause weight gain'Fruitnet
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Daily Times
It is what many a potato-lover has long suspected: spuds are bad for the waistline, Daily Mail reports. The humble potato is one of the most fattening vegetables, a study found. The Harvard researchers said that rather than filling up on potatoes, ...
Sweetcorn, potatoes and peas 'could cause weight gain'
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US drug company to cut 5000pc price rise
The Nation
A US drug company that faced a backlash after raising the price of a drug used by Aids patients by over 5,000% has said it will lower the price. Martin Shkreli, the head of Turing Pharmaceuticals, told US media he would drop the price following the ...
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The Nation
A US drug company that faced a backlash after raising the price of a drug used by Aids patients by over 5,000% has said it will lower the price. Martin Shkreli, the head of Turing Pharmaceuticals, told US media he would drop the price following the ...
A defining moment in modern health care
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Smoking, alcohol, obesity tar Europe's bill of health: WHO
The News International
London: "Alarming" rates of smoking, alcohol consumption and obesity in Europe could set back progress in reducing premature mortality, the World Health Organisation said Wednesday in a report on the region´s health. While Europeans are living longer ...
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The News International
London: "Alarming" rates of smoking, alcohol consumption and obesity in Europe could set back progress in reducing premature mortality, the World Health Organisation said Wednesday in a report on the region´s health. While Europeans are living longer ...
Young Europeans may not live as long as grandparents
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SAMAA TV (press release) (blog)
Bolivia wants to ban salt from restaurants
SAMAA TV (press release) (blog)
LA PAZ: Bolivia has a novel idea to cut down the salt intake of its people: banish it from restaurant tables. About a third of Bolivia's population suffers from hypertension, or high blood pressure, and the government blames salt for it. “We must ...
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LA PAZ: Bolivia has a novel idea to cut down the salt intake of its people: banish it from restaurant tables. About a third of Bolivia's population suffers from hypertension, or high blood pressure, and the government blames salt for it. “We must ...
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If You're Sitting Down Don't Sit Still, New Research Suggests
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(Newsroom America) -- New research suggests that the movements involved in fidgeting may counteract the adverse health impacts of sitting for long periods. A team of researchers, co-led by the University of Leeds and UCL, report that an increased risk ...
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Brain-computer link enables paralyzed California man to walk
Reuters
LOS ANGELES A brain-to-computer technology that can translate thoughts into leg movements has enabled a man paralyzed from the waist down by a spinal cord injury to become the first such patient to walk without the use of robotics, doctors in Southern ...
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Reuters
LOS ANGELES A brain-to-computer technology that can translate thoughts into leg movements has enabled a man paralyzed from the waist down by a spinal cord injury to become the first such patient to walk without the use of robotics, doctors in Southern ...
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Times of India
Men can tell if a woman has cheated based on her face alone, research suggests
The Independent
Men may be able to tell how faithful a woman is based on her appearance alone, new research has suggested. The study investigated whether sexual faithfulness could be accurately judged by only looking at the appearance of opposite-sex strangers.
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Men may be able to tell how faithful a woman is based on her appearance alone, new research has suggested. The study investigated whether sexual faithfulness could be accurately judged by only looking at the appearance of opposite-sex strangers.
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