Nearly 30 per cent of world population is overweight AsiaOne
More than 2.1 billion people globally - or nearly 30 per cent of the world's population - are now overweight or obese, with the figure set to rise further by 2030, according to a study published Thursday. Obesity is now blamed for around 5 per cent of all deaths ...
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More than 2.1 billion people globally - or nearly 30 per cent of the world's population - are now overweight or obese, with the figure set to rise further by 2030, according to a study published Thursday. Obesity is now blamed for around 5 per cent of all deaths ...
Can the world's obesity measures combined can make a difference?
Obesity rivals smoking and war among self-inflicted health risks
Global obesity tipping the economic scales
Patient with Ebola symptoms being monitored in New York Business Standard
New York, Nov 21 (IANS/EFE) A person showing symptoms of Ebola has been subjected to medical tests at a New York hospital, after returning from the Ebola-hit country of Mali. The patient, who has not been publicly identified, has been put in quarantine in ...
New York, Missouri patients test negative for Ebola virusReuters UK
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New York, Nov 21 (IANS/EFE) A person showing symptoms of Ebola has been subjected to medical tests at a New York hospital, after returning from the Ebola-hit country of Mali. The patient, who has not been publicly identified, has been put in quarantine in ...
New York, Missouri patients test negative for Ebola virus
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Ebola rears its head in Mali again: Death of doctor takes fresh outbreak toll to five
The new 'average' Barbie still sets beauty standards New York Post
Billed as the embodiment of a realistic woman, the new Lammily doll is based on measurements from the Centers for Disease Control that represent the average 19-year-old female body. Artist Nickolay Lamm caused a viral stir last winter with his digital ...
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Billed as the embodiment of a realistic woman, the new Lammily doll is based on measurements from the Centers for Disease Control that represent the average 19-year-old female body. Artist Nickolay Lamm caused a viral stir last winter with his digital ...
Artist Creates 'Normal' Barbie Doll - Cellulite Optional
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US military may extend anti-Ebola mission in West Africa IBNLive
Washington: The US military may extend its mission to combat the spread of Ebola in West Africa beyond six months, if there was a surge of new cases. "We have to be prepared for this to go longer than six months," Pentagon official John Kirby said. He said ...
Effects of Ebola on Africa may be less than fearedIrish Independent
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Washington: The US military may extend its mission to combat the spread of Ebola in West Africa beyond six months, if there was a surge of new cases. "We have to be prepared for this to go longer than six months," Pentagon official John Kirby said. He said ...
Effects of Ebola on Africa may be less than feared
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Ebola: nine charts show why it matters Sydney Morning Herald
West Africa's Ebola outbreak remains "intense and widespread" in Sierra Leone, the World Health Organisation says, and officials in Mali are searching for hundreds of people who may have touched the body of an infected imam. But how serious a threat is ...
Aust Ebola centre open within three weeksSky News Australia
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West Africa's Ebola outbreak remains "intense and widespread" in Sierra Leone, the World Health Organisation says, and officials in Mali are searching for hundreds of people who may have touched the body of an infected imam. But how serious a threat is ...
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Nearly 5 Million Graco Strollers Recall Due to Amputation Risk Beta Wired
Nearly 5 million Graco strollers in the three countries including the United States have been recalled Thursday due to “fingertip amputation” risk, the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission announces. Advertisement. The CPSC said the recalled involved ...
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Nearly 5 million Graco strollers in the three countries including the United States have been recalled Thursday due to “fingertip amputation” risk, the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission announces. Advertisement. The CPSC said the recalled involved ...
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Million dollar baby prompts pregnancy holiday travel concerns Examiner.com
A pregnant Canadian couple had a surprise premature birth traveling in Hawaii last year, then got an even bigger surprise this year. Along with Jennifer Huculak-Kimmel's bundle of joy came a bundle of bills-- $950,000 worth--says Canada Journal on ...
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A pregnant Canadian couple had a surprise premature birth traveling in Hawaii last year, then got an even bigger surprise this year. Along with Jennifer Huculak-Kimmel's bundle of joy came a bundle of bills-- $950,000 worth--says Canada Journal on ...
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Fundraising begins for Jennifer Huculak-Kimmel's $1M baby
Parasitic 10cm tapeworm lived in man's brain for four years Telegraph.co.uk
A 10cm parasitic tapeworm lived in the brain of British man for four years before doctors realised it was there, it has emerged. The 50 year old first visited doctors in 2008 suffering from headaches, seizures, memory loss and complaining that his sense of smell ...
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A 10cm parasitic tapeworm lived in the brain of British man for four years before doctors realised it was there, it has emerged. The 50 year old first visited doctors in 2008 suffering from headaches, seizures, memory loss and complaining that his sense of smell ...
Tiny parasitic tapeworm burrows its way through a man's brain for FOUR YEARS
Four years of excruciating seizures caused by the 1cm tapeworm found ...
Worm Lives in Man's Head for Four Years
Job Stress Affects Men And Women Differently Science World Report
A stressful day at work or job alone is enough to really get to someone in general. Yet now, recent findings published in the Journal of Health and Social Behavior show that men and women's mental health are likely to be affected very differently when it ...
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A stressful day at work or job alone is enough to really get to someone in general. Yet now, recent findings published in the Journal of Health and Social Behavior show that men and women's mental health are likely to be affected very differently when it ...
Women in power are more depressed: study
Lady boss blues: Top women more prone to depression, study finds
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French study reveals men like women in high heels! Standard-Examiner
Researchers at the University of Bretagne in France conducted a unique survey asking women to approach strangers and ask for help. According to New York Magazine, “for every ten people the women spoke to, they would switch shoes, going from frumpy ...
Knights more likely to rescue damsels in heels: StudyTimes of India
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Researchers at the University of Bretagne in France conducted a unique survey asking women to approach strangers and ask for help. According to New York Magazine, “for every ten people the women spoke to, they would switch shoes, going from frumpy ...
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