2015年2月20日 星期五

2015-02-21 Namibia Health


NDTV
   
Global travel may encourage anti-malaria drug resistance   
Economic Times
MUMBAI: Drugs used to fight malaria are becoming less effective, posing a new challenge to the fight against the disease, a new study has said after finding evidence of resistance to drug artemisinin along Myanmar-India border. "Artemisinin-based ...

Drug-resistant malaria strain found near Indian border   Times of India
New Drug-Resistant Malaria Detected   CHANNELS TELEVISION
Malaria in Widening Area Resists Drug, Study Finds   CNBC
CBS News   
Discovery News   
CBC.ca   
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Science Times
   
Health Experts Reveal Importance of a Low-Fat Diet, and Urge Americans to ...   
Science Times
As Catholics around the world steer clear from the butcher aisles today, and every other Friday for the remainder of Lent, they'll be pleased to know that a panel of experts are in support of their new dietary habits. In fact, they're proposing that all Americans opt ...

Dietary guidelines panel suggests tax on sugary foods   Washington Post

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Sun damage keeps happening even after you go inside according to study   
Brisbane Times
Burning issue: Some of the damage caused by sunlight may occur after sun exposure ends, according to a new study. Some of the damage caused by sunlight — the DNA damage that can lead to sun burns and even skin cancer — may occur after sun ...


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NET Website
   
World Health Organization approves Corgenix's quick test for Ebola   
The Denver Post
The World Health Organization said Friday it has approved a quick test for Ebola that will dramatically cut the time it takes to determine — with reasonable accuracy — whether someone is infected with the deadly virus. The ReEBOV Antigen Rapid Test Kit, ...

WHO clears Ebola rapid test, report confirms rapid response strategy   CIDRAP
WHO Approves The First 15-Minute Ebola Test   News Every day
First 15-minute Ebola test approved by WHO   Press TV
KRNV My News 4   
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The Sentinel
   
Lawyer: Teen infected by 'superbug' struggling to survive   
The Sentinel
This illustration released by the Centers for Disease Control depicts a three-dimensional (3D) computer-generated image of a group of carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae bacteria. The artistic recreation was based upon scanning electron micrographic ...


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Awoko
   
Aust nurse under observation for Ebola   
Daily Mail
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said that followed a "low-risk clinical incident" at the Australian-managed Ebola Treatment Centre (ETC) in Sierra Leone. She said the nurse - whose name hasn't been released for privacy reasons - was transferred to the UK ...

Liberia schools reopen amid Ebola recovery   Sierra Leone Times
Second Aussie nurse in Ebola scare   NEWS.com.au
RightsWay International Accuses Sierra Leone Anti-Corruption Commission   Critique Echo
Irish Examiner   
Huffington Post   
Mashable   
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Voice of America
   
Novel HIV Vaccine Prevents Disease in Monkeys   
Voice of America
US researchers are calling it a "Big Deal." Next year, human clinical trials could begin on a novel AIDS treatment that alters DNA, turning cells into HIV fighters. The treatment has completely protected monkeys from a primate version of the immune disorder.
US researchers develop possible HIV vaccine   Toronto Sun
'Llamas, camels help in HIV research'   The Asian Age
Vaccine important in fight against AIDS: Experts   Zee News

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CTV News
   
Stopping measles requires effort at home and abroad: experts   
CTV News
Even though another case of measles popped up in Canada today -- bringing the total to 29 in 2015 -- experts say the battle to contain the disease goes beyond the country's borders. So far, much of the spotlight has been placed on the Disneyland outbreak, ...

Measles infections in California grow to 123   seattlepi.com

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RTT News
   
Lack Of Sleep Linked To Type 2 Diabetes Risk, Small Study Suggests   
RTT News
A lack of sleep might increase your chance for diabetes, according to a new study. The study, published online in the journal Diabetologia, says that a lack of sleep can lead to increased levels of substances called free fatty acids in the blood.
Getting Enough Sleep May Prevent Diabetes: Study   Newsmax Health
Good night's sleep helps keep diabetes, obesity at bay   The Nation
Lack of sleep can cause diabetes as insulin becomes less able to regulate blood ...   Mirror.co.uk
Philly.com   
The Express Tribune   
The Indian Express   
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Latin Post
   
HIV awareness campaigns to be stepped up   
The Hindu
The need for awareness is essential for tackling new HIV positive cases particularly in rural areas although the district has been listed under “Category C” districts of the State for comparatively minimal HIV positive cases and HIV prevalence, said Collector S.
Health groups say AIDS No. 1 killer of adolescents in Africa   STLtoday.com
HIV prevention 'underfunded and deprioritised', says NAT   So So Gay
Government urged to spend more on HIV prevention   PinkNews
Washington Times   
TheBody.com   
EDGE Boston   
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