en-na-hotdailynews: 2015-03-27 Namibia Health

Study: Virus in latest Ebola outbreak doesn't show unusual mutations
The Seattle Times
The study results mean worries about doomsday scenarios, such as the ebola virus becoming transmissible by air, seem unlikely, experts say. By PAM BELLUCK. The New York Times. Fears that the current Ebola epidemic, the deadliest in history, was ...

Two Experimental Ebola Vaccines Appear to Be Safe in Trial   Wall Street Journal
Ebola virus has mutated less than scientists feared —Sierra Leone study   GMA News
Two experimental Ebola vaccines pass safety test in African trial   Reuters Africa
Los Angeles Times
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Angelina Jolie removes ovaries, cancer experts laud her decision
The Star Online
In a bid to reduce her chances of contracting cancer, the actress follows up her double mastectomy with another drastic surgery. Two years after voluntarily undergoing a double mastectomy, actress Angelina Jolie has decided her ovaries and fallopian tubes ...

What doctor thinks about 'Jolie effect'   KAIT
Angelina Jolie Cancer Surgery News: Jolie Has Ovaries, Fallopian Tubes ...   The Christian Times
Angelina Jolie Is Smug About Her Cancer Surgery, Says Columnist Katie Hopkins   Movie News Guide
Justice News Flash
WBNG-TV
CKWS
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Fit middle-aged men 'at lower risk for some cancers'
BBC News
Very fit men in their late 40s are less likely to get lung cancer and colorectal cancer than unfit men, a study in JAMA Oncology suggests. Their high fitness levels also appear to increase their chances of surviving cancer if they are diagnosed later on. University ...

Keep fit to beat cancer: Looking after yourself in middle age boosts men's chances   mirror.co.uk
Get on your bike to ward off cancer   6minutes
Fitness In Middle Age Helps Prevent Certain Cancers In Men, Study Says   Science World Report
The Globe and Mail
Fox News
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Massive Genetic Sequencing Project In Iceland Reveals New Clues
Voice Chronicle
Scientists in Iceland have sequenced the entire genomes of 2,636 Icelanders and compared them with the partial sequences of another 104,000 Icelanders, in what is the largest project of its kind. The research promises to shed light on the role genes play in ...

Iceland's gene map sheds light on mutations   Blouin News Blogs
A tiny country could hold the secrets to the future of medicine   Business Insider Australia
Iceland Completes DNA Records for Entire Nation   Newsweek
Times Gazette
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Suicidal children left on waiting lists for care
Irish Independent
The number of suicides among young people known to social services doubled last year as waiting lists for mental health care worsened. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. The 2014 findings of the National Review ...

26 young people known to social services died last year, says study   Irish Times
1 in 7 children wait over year for mental health treatment   Irish Examiner
Child protection review critical of some services   RTE.ie
Irish Medical Times
Newstalk 106-108 fm
Laois Nationalist
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Partners in Health clinician with Ebola has 'turned the corner'
Boston Globe (subscription)
An Ebola-stricken clinician who works with the Boston charity Partners in Health is improving, said Dr. Paul Farmer, co-founder of the international agency. The man, who is being treated at the National Institutes of Health in Maryland, was working in Sierra ...

American who contracted Ebola improves, in serious condition   New Zealand Herald
5 people watched for Ebola in Nebraska still healthy   San Francisco Chronicle
US Ebola patient's condition improves: NIH   Daily Mail
TIME
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3 Drinks Per Day May Raise Liver Cancer Risk, But Coffee Lowers It
U.S. News & World Report
THURSDAY, March 26, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- People who have three or more alcoholic drinks per day could be raising their odds for liver cancer, according to a report from a panel of experts. But there was good news for java lovers: The report, from the ...

Report: Excess alcohol may boost liver cancer, but coffee can fight it   Chicago Tribune
3 glasses of booze per day may cause liver cancer   Times of India
Drinking three alcoholic drinks a day increases liver cancer risk   Metro
Irish Examiner
The Seattle Times
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Mom enlists help from fire, police to raise epilepsy awareness
WMUR Manchester
Thursday is National Epilepsy Awareness Day, and a Londonderry mom has enlisted the help of fire and police officials as part of her effort to raise money for epilepsy research. Shelley Walcott has the report.
Health: Purple Day To Raise Epilepsy Awareness   CBS Local
Branstad signs Epilepsy Awareness Day prolamation   KIMT 3
Purple Day of Epilepsy Awareness   KLKN
Bundaberg News Mail
CTV News
MyArkLaMiss (press release) (blog)
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Rising mercury did state's work, halted H1N1
Times of India
AHMEDABAD: Gujarat has borne the swine flu onslaught for three tumultuous months. Never has the state in it's epidemic history had a virus — the H1N1 — hurt so hard. Though the outbreak happened across the nation, the state topped the country in the ...

Two more swine flu deaths in city, toll mounts to 37   The Indian Express
Swine Flu toll inches towards 2000   E-Pao.net
Two more succumb to swine flu in Mumbai   The Asian Age
Hindustan Times
Chron.com
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Good education doesn't ensure a 'happy life'
Times of India
If you are well educated, it doesn't necessarily mean that your chances of happiness in life are better than others, says a new study. A new mental health research from a US-based university, examined socioeconomic factors related to high mental wellbeing, ...

Higher education doesn't make you happy   Sunday World
Does education affect mental health?   Netdoctor
Education Does Not Make You a Happier Person   TIME
TheHealthSite
Microfinance Monitor
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