en-na-hotdailynews: 2015-01-22 Namibia Health

Daily coffee drinkers cut risk of melanoma, study finds
Newsday
Daily coffee consumption may provide protection against malignant melanoma -- the worst form of skin cancer -- researchers have found in a statistical study involving tens of thousands of java drinkers. Researchers concluded that people who drank the most ...

Despite cancer risks a third of Victorians still like to get a tan   The Age
Coffee Protects Against Skin Cancer, Study Finds   Care2.com
Can Coffee Protect You Against Melanoma?   Youth Health Magzine
Telegraph.co.uk
Prevention.com
WILX-TV
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No human infections of avian flu H5 reported in Taiwan: CDC
Focus Taiwan News Channel
Taipei, Jan. 22 (CNA) The Centers for Disease Control (CDC, 疾管署) reassured the public Thursday that there has been no evidence of bird-to-human transmission of avian flu in an appeal for calm, as separate strains of the virus continued to spread among ...

Experts allay fears over bird flu outbreak   The Guardian Nigeria
Bird Flu Not At Epidemic Level – FG   Leadership Newspapers
Rivers Govt Destroys Hundreds Of Birds Over Flu   Daily Times Nigeria
Nigerian Tribune
GMA News
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TGA investigating fish oil pill findings
Herald Sun
FISH oil pills may be investigated in Australia after research showed most of the bottles sold in New Zealand carry false claims. ONLY three of the 32 fish oil capsule brands tested by researchers from Auckland University and Newcastle University contained ...

Fish oil sold in NZ is actually more like snake oil   Stuff.co.nz
Most fish oils have false omega-3 claims says study   CHOICE
Fish oil supplements not matching labels   Pharmacy News
The New Daily
Radio New Zealand
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BPA in Plastics Is Not a Health Risk Says European Agency
Youth Health Magzine
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has declared that the chemical bisphenol A (BPA) is not a health risk to consumers, including unborn children, at the current levels of exposure. BPA is used in plastics as a stiffener, and was widely used in plastic ...

European Food Safety Authority: No Health Risk from BPA   KMBZ
Report Says BPA is Safe: Will This Change The Game?   Chem.Info (blog)
Another BPA health risk sounded   Digital Journal
CTV News
Plastics Today
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Pain can feel worse for women when partner is around: study
CTV News
The presence of a romantic partner can actually worsen physical pain for women, according to new research, particularly among those who avoid intimacy in their relationships. Researchers from University College London, King's College London and the ...

Husbands Take Note: Some Women Feel More Physical Pain When Their ...   Full-Time Whistle
Fathers in delivery room could make pain of childbirth worse - researchers   TVNZ
Women in labour prefer men to push off - research   New Zealand Herald
Mirror.co.uk
The Independent
Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
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Want to lose weight or quit smoking? Love may be the key
CNN
(CNN) If you are still working on those popular New Year's resolutions to lose weight or quit smoking there is a real secret to that successful behavior change. Have your spouse or partner join you. That will more than double your chance of succeeding at ...

Couples who get healthy together hit goals together   The Globe and Mail
Couples can help each other to be healthy   Examiner.com
You're more likely to work out, quit smoking and lose weight if your partner does ...   Washington Post
Times of India
TIME
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IBNLive

Alcohol ads on TV tied to youth drinking risk
GlobalPost
(Reuters Health) – Young people who are more receptive to alcohol ads on TV may be at higher risk of problem drinking over the next few years, according to a new study. “If you compare low- to high-receptivity kids, their risk of transitioning to binge drinking ...

TV Alcohol Ads: Teens Exposed To TV Alcohol Ads More Likely To Hazardous ...   Food World News
Alcohol TV ads linked with underage consuming: Study   Bharat Press
Underage Drinking Tied to Alcohol Advertisements   Christianity Daily
Financial Express
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The most dangerous sex position revealed - study
New Zealand Herald
One of the most common sexual positions has also been dubbed the most dangerous by a group of scientists. The woman-on-top position during intercourse was deemed responsible for half of all penile fractures sustained during sex in cases recorded at ...

Sex with the woman on top is the most dangerous position for men, say scientists   Daily Mail
Half Of Penile Fractures In Brazil Caused By Woman-on-Top Position   International Business Times AU
The Most Dangerous Sex Position Revealed   TripleM Sydney
PopHerald Technology News
Death and Taxes
JOE
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'New Ebola treatments may be obsolete before they're available'
The Guardian Nigeria
NEW treatments for Ebola could be obsolete before they are available for use by patients, because of genetic mutations in the disease, scientists have warned. Experimental drugs that are in development are designed to bind to and target pieces of the virus' ...

Ebola Virus Gets More Lethal as It Spreads, Study Says   U.S. News & World Report
Possible case of Ebola in Quebec tests negative   CBC.ca
Tracing Ebola "difficult and dangerous" job   Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
Zee News
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Boston cardiac surgeon's killer was upset over mother's death and blamed doctor
NOLA.com
Michael J. Davidson, left, director of endovascular cardiac surgery at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, who died late Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2015, after being shot inside the hospital earlier that day by Stephen Pasceri, right, of Millbury, Mass. (AP). Print.
Former Patient: Slain Doctor 'Could Have Helped So Many Others'   CBS Local
Boston Doctor Killed in Hospital Shooting had Treated Gunman's Mom   FOX40
Kin: Man who killed doctor had blamed him for mother's death   WECT-TV6

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