How conservative Africa is killing its women ... 6.4m abortions every year Namibian
UNSAFE abortions are costing Zambia US$2,4m year – which could have been avoided if women in the country had access to safe termination services. Zambia is not alone, nor even the most difficult country in Africa for women dealing with unwanted or risky ...
Deceptive or Informative: Pro-choice and anti-choice people go toe-to-toe on ...The Community Word (blog)
Op-ed: It's time to put a woman's health, safety and rights firstSalt Lake Tribune
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UNSAFE abortions are costing Zambia US$2,4m year – which could have been avoided if women in the country had access to safe termination services. Zambia is not alone, nor even the most difficult country in Africa for women dealing with unwanted or risky ...
Deceptive or Informative: Pro-choice and anti-choice people go toe-to-toe on ...
Op-ed: It's time to put a woman's health, safety and rights first
Poor response to Ebola causing needless deaths, says World Bank head IBNLive
Dakar/Lagos: The world's "disastrously inadequate response" to West Africa's Ebola outbreak means many people are dying needlessly, the head of the World Bank said on Monday, as Nigeria confirmed another case of the virus. In a newspaper editorial, ...
Containing The Ebola OutbreakLeadership Newspapers
Nigeria records another Ebola case in oil city, 17 cases totalReuters
Nigeria Reports One New Ebola CaseWall Street Journal
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Dakar/Lagos: The world's "disastrously inadequate response" to West Africa's Ebola outbreak means many people are dying needlessly, the head of the World Bank said on Monday, as Nigeria confirmed another case of the virus. In a newspaper editorial, ...
Containing The Ebola Outbreak
Nigeria records another Ebola case in oil city, 17 cases total
Nigeria Reports One New Ebola Case
Liberia's President warns Ebola outbreak could become a 'global crisis' CNN
(CNN) -- Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf said Monday that the situation over the massive Ebola outbreak in her country "remains grave." "Our health delivery system is under stress. The international community couldn't respond quickly," Johnson ...
The lessons of the Ebola outbreak suggest a larger, faster response is neededWashington Post
First Ebola case in Senegal is top priority emergency —WHONigerian Tribune
Senegal monitors contacts of first Ebola patientUSA TODAY
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(CNN) -- Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf said Monday that the situation over the massive Ebola outbreak in her country "remains grave." "Our health delivery system is under stress. The international community couldn't respond quickly," Johnson ...
The lessons of the Ebola outbreak suggest a larger, faster response is needed
First Ebola case in Senegal is top priority emergency —WHO
Senegal monitors contacts of first Ebola patient
Golf, gardening and holidays see skin cancer soar: Number of hospital ... Daily Mail
Gardening, golf and package holidays are behind soaring hospital admissions for skin cancer, researchers warn. Rates have risen by around 40 per cent in just four years and almost 124,000 now need hospital treatment annually. Experts are particularly ...
Skin cancer referrals up by 41 per cent in 5 yearsThe Independent
Alarm at large rise in cases of skin cancerHerald Scotland
Hospitals see rapid rise in skin cancerBBC News
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Gardening, golf and package holidays are behind soaring hospital admissions for skin cancer, researchers warn. Rates have risen by around 40 per cent in just four years and almost 124,000 now need hospital treatment annually. Experts are particularly ...
Skin cancer referrals up by 41 per cent in 5 years
Alarm at large rise in cases of skin cancer
Hospitals see rapid rise in skin cancer
Tea helps reduce non-cardiovascular death risk by almost a quarter Free Press Journal
Washington : A new study has revealed that drinking tea helps in curbing non-cardiovascular mortality by 24 percent. Professor Nicolas Danchin said that drinking tea would be a better choice than coffee, although both are important for the way of life people ...
Tea cuts risk of deaths not related to cardiac woesTimes of India
Drink Tea, Live Longer?WTAJ
Swap after-dinner coffee for a healthier cup of teaNew Zealand Herald
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Washington : A new study has revealed that drinking tea helps in curbing non-cardiovascular mortality by 24 percent. Professor Nicolas Danchin said that drinking tea would be a better choice than coffee, although both are important for the way of life people ...
Tea cuts risk of deaths not related to cardiac woes
Drink Tea, Live Longer?
Swap after-dinner coffee for a healthier cup of tea
An apple a day - or any other fruit - cuts heart disease risk by 40% Mirror.co.uk
Researchers have found that people who eat fruit daily are much less likely to have cardiovascular disease than those who eat none. The study of 500,000 people also found the more fruit you eat, the more your heart disease risk falls. It also cuts blood ...
Eating fruit every day can slash risk of heart diseaseExpress.co.uk
Eating at least one piece of fruit a day cuts risk of heart attack by 40%Daily Times
British study touts benefits of daily fruit intakeNewstalk ZB
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Researchers have found that people who eat fruit daily are much less likely to have cardiovascular disease than those who eat none. The study of 500,000 people also found the more fruit you eat, the more your heart disease risk falls. It also cuts blood ...
Eating fruit every day can slash risk of heart disease
Eating at least one piece of fruit a day cuts risk of heart attack by 40%
British study touts benefits of daily fruit intake
Scientists discover new detect malaria parasite Business Standard
Scientists have revealed a new way to use magnetic resonance relaxometry (MRR), a close cousin of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), to detect a parasitic waste product in the blood of infected patients. This technique developed by a research team from ...
New method to diagnose malaria foundZee News
Magnet technology can accurately detect malariaBGR India
Scientists Create 'Affordable and Reliable' Malaria Test Using MagnetsInternational Business Times UK
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Scientists have revealed a new way to use magnetic resonance relaxometry (MRR), a close cousin of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), to detect a parasitic waste product in the blood of infected patients. This technique developed by a research team from ...
New method to diagnose malaria found
Magnet technology can accurately detect malaria
Scientists Create 'Affordable and Reliable' Malaria Test Using Magnets
Tests show no sign of Ebola in Swedish man Hindu Business Line
Medical authorities in the Swedish capital said on Monday that tests on a man brought into hospital over the weekend and suspected of potentially carrying Ebola showed no signs of the deadly disease. The Swedish man, whose name was not disclosed, had ...
Suspected Ebola patient tests negative in SwedenChannel News Asia
Ebola Outbreak Spreads Fear As Suspected Case Found In SwedenNeon Nettle
Medical tests reveal no Ebola virus in Sweden patientShanghai Daily (subscription)
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Medical authorities in the Swedish capital said on Monday that tests on a man brought into hospital over the weekend and suspected of potentially carrying Ebola showed no signs of the deadly disease. The Swedish man, whose name was not disclosed, had ...
Suspected Ebola patient tests negative in Sweden
Ebola Outbreak Spreads Fear As Suspected Case Found In Sweden
Medical tests reveal no Ebola virus in Sweden patient
Dengue fever in Japan confirms 19 new cases iStreet Research
2 19 cases of dengue fever was confirmed today by Japan's health authority in addition to the 3 previous cases they already had. This brings the number of infected people to 22. The patients who were diagnosed with dengue fever are all locals and were ...
Japan Reports 19 New Dengue Fever CasesYour-Story.org
19 new cases of dengue fever are being verified by Japan GovtUpstart Magazine
Dengue fever probe points to Yoyogi Park mosquitoes; 22 people affected so farThe Japan Times
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2 19 cases of dengue fever was confirmed today by Japan's health authority in addition to the 3 previous cases they already had. This brings the number of infected people to 22. The patients who were diagnosed with dengue fever are all locals and were ...
Japan Reports 19 New Dengue Fever Cases
19 new cases of dengue fever are being verified by Japan Govt
Dengue fever probe points to Yoyogi Park mosquitoes; 22 people affected so far
Wine only good for heart when you exercise: study Business Standard
Drinking moderate amounts of wine may provide protection against heart disease - but only in people who exercise, a new study has found. According to the study by Professor Milos Taborsky from the Czech Republic, wine only protects against ...
Wine can be healthy - but only if you exerciseCITY A.M.
Wine Alone Can't Cut Heart Risk, Exercise NeededCounsel & Heal
Wine + Exercise Helps HeartWTAJ
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Drinking moderate amounts of wine may provide protection against heart disease - but only in people who exercise, a new study has found. According to the study by Professor Milos Taborsky from the Czech Republic, wine only protects against ...
Wine can be healthy - but only if you exercise
Wine Alone Can't Cut Heart Risk, Exercise Needed
Wine + Exercise Helps Heart
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