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Dengue rings alarm bells in Rawalpindi
Daily Times
RAWALPINDI: At least 137 fresh cases of dengue fever were registered on Thursday in three government-run hospitals of Rawalpindi, taking the reported tally of the mosquito-borne viral disease reported within one month to 934. Out of the 137 cases, ...
Two carjackers nabbedPakistan Observer
Dengue sets alarm bells in RawalpindiThe Nation
103 dengue fever patients admitted to Islamabad hospitals so farThe News International
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Daily Times
RAWALPINDI: At least 137 fresh cases of dengue fever were registered on Thursday in three government-run hospitals of Rawalpindi, taking the reported tally of the mosquito-borne viral disease reported within one month to 934. Out of the 137 cases, ...
Two carjackers nabbed
Dengue sets alarm bells in Rawalpindi
103 dengue fever patients admitted to Islamabad hospitals so far
Govt still unable to ensure anti-tobacco rules
The Nation
Islamabad - Taking exception to the sixth extension given to the tobacco industry regarding raising pictorial health warning on cigarette packs to 85 per cent, an anti-tobacco organisation has asked the Ministry of National Health Services, Regulation ...
Civil society cries foul over delay in pictorial warningsPakistan Observer
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The Nation
Islamabad - Taking exception to the sixth extension given to the tobacco industry regarding raising pictorial health warning on cigarette packs to 85 per cent, an anti-tobacco organisation has asked the Ministry of National Health Services, Regulation ...
Civil society cries foul over delay in pictorial warnings
40% of donated blood in Pakistan unsafe: report
Daily Times
KARACHI: Sindh Blood Transfusion Authority (SBTA) administration on Thursday issued blood donation data report collected from Sindh to address concerns about the availability, safety and accessibility of blood for transfusion in order to bring ...
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KARACHI: Sindh Blood Transfusion Authority (SBTA) administration on Thursday issued blood donation data report collected from Sindh to address concerns about the availability, safety and accessibility of blood for transfusion in order to bring ...
Daily Times
Venom experts say global snake bite death tolls 'grossly
Daily Times
Venom specialists said disease and disability caused by snake bites is far higher than official global health estimates suggest and antivenom stocks are running dangerously low. In a joint statement after a five-day conference in Britain, the ...
Nigeria to produce anti snake venomThe Nation Newspaper
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Daily Times
Venom specialists said disease and disability caused by snake bites is far higher than official global health estimates suggest and antivenom stocks are running dangerously low. In a joint statement after a five-day conference in Britain, the ...
Nigeria to produce anti snake venom
Scientists find genes that protect African children from malaria
Daily Times
Scientists have identified specific genetic variations that protect some African children from developing severe malaria and say their discovery will boost the fight against a disease that kills around half a million children a year. In the largest ...
Genes behind malaria resistance reveal an evolutionary historySFGate
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Daily Times
Scientists have identified specific genetic variations that protect some African children from developing severe malaria and say their discovery will boost the fight against a disease that kills around half a million children a year. In the largest ...
Genes behind malaria resistance reveal an evolutionary history
Daily Times
Number of people over 60 years set to double by 2050: WHO
Daily Times
NEW YORK - With advances in medicine helping more people to live longer lives, the number of people over the age of 60 is expected to double by 2050 and will require radical societal change, according to a new report by World Health Organisation ...
Healthy ageing key to successDPS News
Call for laws to protect senior citizens' rightsThe Nation
UN Highlights Urban Sustainability, Inclusiveness For Older PersonsBernama
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Daily Times
NEW YORK - With advances in medicine helping more people to live longer lives, the number of people over the age of 60 is expected to double by 2050 and will require radical societal change, according to a new report by World Health Organisation ...
Healthy ageing key to success
Call for laws to protect senior citizens' rights
UN Highlights Urban Sustainability, Inclusiveness For Older Persons
Fox News
WWE goes pink for Susan G. Komen mission
Miami Herald
WWE (NYSE: WWE) and Susan G. Komen will continue their partnership with WWE Superstars and Divas wearing co-branded Susan G. Komen and WWE apparel, and WWE platforms “going pink” in support of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Surviving breast cancer improvingPittsburg Morning Sun
MRT recognizes breast cancer awareness monthFairborn Daily Herald
Area teams participate in Breast Cancer Awareness MonthTCPalm
Savannah Morning News
DesMoinesRegister.com
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Miami Herald
WWE (NYSE: WWE) and Susan G. Komen will continue their partnership with WWE Superstars and Divas wearing co-branded Susan G. Komen and WWE apparel, and WWE platforms “going pink” in support of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Surviving breast cancer improving
MRT recognizes breast cancer awareness month
Area teams participate in Breast Cancer Awareness Month
NDTV
It's Gotten Harder to Lose Weight and Not For The Reasons You Think
NDTV
That's not an excuse, a group of researchers say, it's science. A study from York University published recently in the journal Obesity Research & Clinical Practice looked at dietary and exercise data for tens of thousands of Americans over the past ...
The reason why you'll never be as thin as your parents were in their 20sPakistan Today
It's Getting Harder to Lose Weight, Study ShowsTIME
It's Harder to Be Thin Than It Was in the '80sNew York Magazine
StyleCaster
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NDTV
That's not an excuse, a group of researchers say, it's science. A study from York University published recently in the journal Obesity Research & Clinical Practice looked at dietary and exercise data for tens of thousands of Americans over the past ...
The reason why you'll never be as thin as your parents were in their 20s
It's Getting Harder to Lose Weight, Study Shows
It's Harder to Be Thin Than It Was in the '80s
Fortune
This bladeless razor has raised more than $2 million on Kickstarter
Fortune
The Skarp razor cuts hair with a little laser. This post is in partnership with Entrepreneur. The article below was originally published at entrepreneur.com. By Catherine Clifford, Entrepreneur. There is nothing more unsexy than razor burn. That's one ...
Ask Hackaday: I Love The Smell Of Burnt Hair In The MorningHackaday
Skarp Razor Laser Revolutionizes Art Of ShavingClapway
You may very soon be able to shave your face with a laserRedOrbit
ZME Science
The i100
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Fortune
The Skarp razor cuts hair with a little laser. This post is in partnership with Entrepreneur. The article below was originally published at entrepreneur.com. By Catherine Clifford, Entrepreneur. There is nothing more unsexy than razor burn. That's one ...
Ask Hackaday: I Love The Smell Of Burnt Hair In The Morning
Skarp Razor Laser Revolutionizes Art Of Shaving
You may very soon be able to shave your face with a laser
BBC News
Study supports cancer link with height
BBC News
A Swedish study of five million people appears to support the theory that height and cancer risk are linked. The study found that taller people had a higher risk of breast cancer and skin cancer, among other cancers. Its results suggested that for ...
Link between tallness, higher cancer risk: studySAMAA TV (press release) (blog)
Taller people more likely to get cancer, say researchersThe Guardian
Tall people at higher risk of cancerThe Australian (blog)
Sky News
Telegraph.co.uk
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BBC News
A Swedish study of five million people appears to support the theory that height and cancer risk are linked. The study found that taller people had a higher risk of breast cancer and skin cancer, among other cancers. Its results suggested that for ...
Link between tallness, higher cancer risk: study
Taller people more likely to get cancer, say researchers
Tall people at higher risk of cancer
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