en-na-hotdailynews: 2015-05-07 Namibia Health

Obese kids 'face stigma, flunk school'
Herald Sun
OBESE children are far less likely to finish school than peers of normal weight, according to European research that also highlights body image problems in kids as young as six. These problems are likely to become bigger and bigger as the waistlines of ...

Irish under-fives weigh in as fattest in Europe   Irish Independent
Obese kids less likely to finish school - research   New Zealand Herald
Nearly a quarter of British children under five are overweight, study finds   ITV News
Irish Examiner
Daily Mail
shropshirestar.com
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Ebola death toll passes 11000 mark: WHO
The Straits Times
Health workers at the entrance of the Redemption Hospital in Newkru town in a surburb of Monrovia, Liberia, on April 22, 2015. -- PHOTO: EPA. GENEVA (AFP) - The number of deaths from the Ebola epidemic now exceeds 11,000, figures from the World ...

WHO Officials Report a Drop in New Ebola Cases   New York Times
Ebola deaths pass 11000 mark: WHO   Channel News Asia

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Scientists Discover Potentially Revolutionizing Easy-to-Grow Stem Cell
Sputnik International
Scientists say they have discovered a new type of stem cell that has the potential to develop into any kind of body tissue, which could aid research into early human development and, eventually, may allow human organs to be grown in large animals.
UGA uses pig skin for neural development in humans   Pork Magazine
Stem cell hope for tissue repair   Daily Mail
New type of stem cell may make study of human embryos easier   The Verge
The Australian (blog)
U-T San Diego
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'Friends with benefits' is why Millennials are banging less people than their parents
The Vine
Even though old folks reckon Millennials are a bunch of loose dogs who sleep with everyone they meet and only take a break long enough to 'gram it, a new study has found that Millennials have a shorter list of sex partners than expected. Fewer than ...

Millennials Driving Change in Public Attitudes Toward Sex   Healthline
Millennials Have Fewer Sex Partners Than Parents   Newser
Millennials More Tolerant, Less Promiscuous Than Their Parents   Philly.com
Chron.com
New Zealand Herald
Times of India
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Got A Bad Case Of Late-Night Munchies? Blame That Snack Attack On Your ...
Tech Times
Our brains don't get the same visual 'reward' from the sight of food at nighttime, so we eat more to try and boost the appeal, researchers find. A study links neural activity in response to food to the time of day. (Photo : Jaren Wilkie | BYU). Late-night snack urges ...

Late night snacking brings about food high for women   Free Malaysia Today
Why Your Brain Is Obsessed With Food at Night   Yahoo Canada Shine On
Late Night Snacking and Your Brain   WDTV
Business Insider Australia
Times of India
Daily Mail
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Men's Magazine Uses Ink Infused With HIV-Positive Blood For '#HIVHEROES ...
Daily Caller
A recent issue of a “progressive men's magazine” was printed using the blood of HIV-positive people in hopes of countering the stigma against the disease. The Austrian magazine Vangardist printed 3,000 special edition copies of its magazine using ink ...

This Austrian magazine was printed using HIV-positive blood   India Today
This Magazine Was Printed With Ink Containing HIV-Positive Blood   Cosmopolitan.com (blog)
Austrian magazine uses ink mixed with HIV-positive blood   Toronto Star
The Guardian Nigeria
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After mental illness brought tragedy to her family, NB woman shares her story to ...
CTV News
Mental illness brought tragedy into Donna Craig's life, and now the New Brunswick women is opening up to help others find the courage to do so too. Craig is slated to share her story as the keynote speaker of A Day In Her Shoes, a sold-out fundraiser ...

1000s of pinwheels seek to reduce stigma of mental illness   San Antonio Express-News
9 Quotes About Mental Illness Stigma From a County Health Worker Who ...   Lost Coast Outpost
Children's Mental Health Awareness Week   WLTX.com
FOX 29
Niagara Frontier Publications
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Alzheimer's Disease Reportedly Connected To Eating Too Much Cake And ...
iSchoolGuide
(Photo : Sean Gallup/Getty Images News) New research reportedly found link between diabetes and Alzheimer's disease. New research reportedly suggests too much chocolates, cakes and other sugary foods can lead to Alzheimer's Disease. According to ...

Can chocolate & cakes steal your memory? High blood sugar increases risk of ...   RT (blog)
Could cake and chocolate lead to Alzheimer's disease?   Telegraph.co.uk
The exotic coconut: The 'super nut' (Part 6)   Arab News
Daily Mail
mirror.co.uk
Business Standard
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Tragic death ... Samantha Jenkins, 19, who is thought to have died after eating ...
NEWS.com.au
A WELSH teenager may have been killed by an excessive consumption of chewing gum — having up to 14 sticks a day, an inquest heard. Samantha Jenkins, 19, tragically died in the arms of her mother — days after going into hospital following a violent fit.
Death by bubble gum: UK girl's chewing habit may have killed her   Digital Journal
Teenager died after swallowing her chewing gum   Metro
Chewing gum blamed for death of teen   The Times (subscription)
WalesOnline
mirror.co.uk
Llanelli Star
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No, Your Beard Is Not Full Of Poop
Lifehacker Australia
You may have seen it in the news: Beards are filthy. So filthy, in fact, that they have more poop bacteria than toilet seats. Put down the razor! That doesn't mean what you think it does. Picture: hairfreaky. Cutting boards, mobile phones and keyboards also have ...

Dirty Beards?   ABC News
Beards are covered in poo? What a load of cr*p   Telegraph.co.uk
Ewww, your beard contains more poop than your toilet   India Today
WACH
Montana Standard
The Inquisitr
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