en-na-hotdailynews: 2015-01-07 Namibia Health

Mom knows best: Covering your nose may help ward off colds
CTV News
An ages-old adage may hold some truth after all. New research from Yale University suggests keeping your nose nice and toasty may in fact help keep colds at bay. For their study, researchers took cells from lab mice. Some of the cells were incubated at 37 ...

Keep warm (at least your nose) to avoid colds   Boston Globe
Why wrapping up with a scarf really can keep the winter colds at bay   Calgary Herald
Why we get colds in cold weather   CBS News

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World's best diets 2015: DASH ticked all the healthy boxes yet again for top spot
Sydney Morning Herald
It was a dash to finish first. Well, sort of. Once again the DASH diet took out top honours in the annual US News and World report. DASH, which stands for Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension, and which was formulated by the US National Institutes of ...

The most inspiring Fast Diet success stories ever   Daily Mail
U.S. News and World Report reveals best diets of 2015   abc7news.com
Which diets are best for your goal   WFMZ Allentown
ModVive
News Every day
NEWS.com.au
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A pill to trick body into losing weight
Times of India
LONDON: In a breakthrough that could help in the global fight against obesity, scientists have developed a pill that tricks the body into thinking it has consumed calories, causing it to burn fat. Developed by researchers from the California-based Salk Institute ...

Pill's real, but meal's imaginary   Times LIVE
Weight loss drug fexaramine fools body into reacting as if it's just eaten   South China Morning Post (subscription)
This Pill Can Trick the Body Into Losing Weight, Study Finds   TIME
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J&J, Bavarian Nordic start clinical tests in Ebola vaccine race
Irish Times
Johnson & Johnson has started clinical trials of its experimental Ebola vaccine, which uses a booster from Denmark's Bavarian Nordic, making it the third such shot to enter human testing. The initiation of the Phase I study in Britain, which had been expected ...

Ebola outbreak: Oxford University researchers begin trial of combination vaccine   ABC Online
Halted Swiss study of Canadian Ebola vaccine resumes with lower dose   The Globe and Mail
Governments, Competitors Cooperate to Produce Ebola Vaccine   Voice of America
Slate Magazine (blog)
CBS Local
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To Live Longer, Eat Whole Grains
Youth Health Magzine
Are you thinking of doing Paleo or removing carbohydrates out of your life? Hold on first. A new study suggests that whole grains may actually help you achieve longevity. Who doesn't want to live a little longer, right? Whole grains such as quinoa and oats can ...

Daily oats give pulse to life   Times LIVE
Want to Live Longer? Major Study Says the Key is Oatmeal. It's our Non-TV Story ...   Television Week
New study says whole grains are the answer to a longer life   National Monitor
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KFBK
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TIME

How Your Period Affects Your Desire to Quit Smoking
TIME
Ladies, listen up. If you're trying to quit smoking, you may want to pay attention to that time of the month, a new study says. More. Alcohol Poisoning Kills 6 Americans a DayThe Best Way to Kick Your Smoking Habit'Hefty Burden': Orphaned Survivors Face Life ...

Women: Timing Quitting Smoking to Your Cycle May Lead to Greater Success   Youth Health Magzine
Best time of the month for women to quit smoking   CBS News
How Your Menstrual Cycle Could Affect Attempts To Quit Smoking   Huffington Post
Times LIVE
Toronto Sun
Business Standard
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Healthy Obesity: Fantasy or Possibility?
Sci-Tech Today
A new year, another kerfuffle among experts over the existence of that most elusive of human phenotypes: the person who is both obese and healthy. Two new studies use widely divergent measures and time frames to explore the oft-observed link between ...

Healthy obesity often transforms into unhealthy over time: Study   Wall Street Hedge
'Healthy Obesity' Could Be A Myth; Most Of These Patients Become Unhealthy ...   Headlines & Global News
Being 'healthy obese' leads to problems down the line: study   New York Daily News
Reuters UK
Yahoo Health
Toronto Sun
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UK Ebola nurse's condition critical but stable - doctor
Irish Independent
A nurse fighting for her life after contracting Ebola remains in a critical condition but she has "stabilised", the UK's Health Secretary said yesterday. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. Jeremy Hunt gave an update on ...

British Ebola patient remains in critical condition   Business Standard
Fresh concern over Ebola nurse airport screening   Herald Scotland
Nurse's self report was a key indicator   Scotsman
Ligali
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Patients with type one diabetes living longer
Herald Scotland
PATIENTS suffering from diabetes are living longer lives, a study in Scotland has revealed. PATIENTS suffering from diabetes are living longer lives, a study in Scotland has revealed. Sorry, you must sign in before you can print full articles. Custom byline text:.
Scottish study reveals life expectancy for type 1 diabetes patients   Nursing Times
Diabetics Who Control Their Blood Sugar Levels Early-On Could Have Longer ...   Headlines & Global News
Intensive treatment helps people with type 1 diabetes live longer   fox4kc.com
Doctors Lounge
Medical Daily
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Flu season peaking early in North Carolina
Charlotte Observer
RALEIGH For the third year in a row, the flu season is hitting an early peak in North Carolina and appears to be more intense and widespread than in recent years, state health officials said Tuesday. Historically, flu activity in the state peaks around late ...

Doctors Working To Protect Public From Flu   MyFox Memphis
What you should do if you suspect the flu   Northland's NewsCenter
Widespread flu epidemic reported in Morgan County   Hartselle Enquirer
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