en-na-hotdailynews: 2015-05-08 Namibia Health

Pele recovering from prostate surgery
TVNZ
The 74-year-old football great was in a "stable" condition after the surgery this week, the Albert Einstein Hospital said in a statement today. He underwent a procedure called transurethral resection of the prostate, which is usually needed to relieve urinary ...

Pele in stable condition after prostate surgery in Brazil   CNN International
Brazil soccer great Pele stable after surgery   Sydney Morning Herald
Pele stable after legendary Brazil striker undergoes successful prostate surgery   Daily Mail
Chron.com
Goal.com
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Study shows measles vaccine thwarts other infectious diseases
Stuff.co.nz
A doctor's assistant prepares 11-month-old Tijana for a vaccine against measles, rubella, mumps and chicken pox earlier this year in Berlin, as the city faced a measles outbreak. Scientists have known for decades that having measles suppresses kids' ...

Study: Measles Can Weaken Immune System as Long as 3 Years   Voice of America
Scientists Crack A 50-Year-Old Mystery About The Measles Vaccine   KPBS

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Higher Altitude May Lead to Lower Weight, Study Contends
Philly.com
THURSDAY, May 7, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- People who live at higher altitudes are less likely to become overweight or obese, a new study suggests. The research included more than 9,300 Spanish university graduates who were not overweight or obese ...

Want to prevent obesity? Head for the hills, say scientists   The Independent
A weighty challenge as study predicts a worsening obesity problem in Ireland   Irish Times
Obesity linked to many health problems   Moorpark Acorn
Daily Mail
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Human Brains Programmed To Crave Late-Night Snacks, Less 'Visual' Then: Study
Yibada (English Edition)
A new study explains that human brains are programmed to have late-night snack attacks even when people are not hungry. It suggests that brains are less "visual" at nighttime, causing the late-night food cravings. Brigham Young University conducted the ...

The Real Reason Why You Can't Stop Snacking at Night   Health.com
Late night snacking brings about food high for women   The Sun Daily
Your Brain Is Wired To Love Late-Night Snacks   Huffington Post
New York Daily News
iAfrica.com
Independent Online
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Anti-stigma efforts for youth
Lethbridge Herald
Herald photo by Tijana Martin Kayson Stevenson makes his move during an ice-breaker game of Janga during the launch of the Canadian Mental Health Association Alberta South Region's Lethbridge Youth Anti-Stigma Initiative (YAS) at Victoria Park School ...

Opinion: Ending stigma of mental health starts with us   Vancouver Sun
Review of mental health role in murders and major crimes   Brisbane Times
Raising Awareness About Mental Health Issues   KBTX
Huffington Post
Sun Focus
York Daily Record/Sunday News
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North Berkshire Advocates Rally for Mental Health Awareness
iBerkshires.com
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Advocates for children with mental health issues are calling for greater awareness of the need for treatment and education. "Parents need to be educated, teachers need to be educated with how to deal with children with mental ...

Mental Health Awareness 2015: Learning Fact from Fiction   ChicagoNow (blog)
More kids going to ER for mental health: Study   Toronto Sun
More N.S. youth turning to ERs, hospitals for mental health issues   Globalnews.ca
CTV News
Hamilton Spectator
CBC.ca
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Darwin woman covers double mastectomy scars with stunning tattoos
9news.com.au
A breast cancer survivor who has undergone a double mastectomy has chosen an innovative way to cover her scars, by commissioning tattoos of flowers on her scarred breasts. Darwin City Tattoos artist Mim d'Abbs this week completed a floral design on the ...

Breast cancer survivor's stunning tattoo after double mastectomy   TVNZ
Tattoo Artist Covers Breast Cancer Scars With Tattoos, And They Are Unlike Any ...   Bustle
Woman has mastectomy scars covered with floral tattoos   Daily Mail
mirror.co.uk
Yahoo Canada Shine On (blog)
ABC Online
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Blind woman 'sees' unborn baby thanks to 3D printer
CTV News
A blind Brazilian woman managed to 'see' her unborn son Murilo thanks to 3D printing technology and a savvy advertiser. Tatiana lost her sight at age 17, according to the YouTube video advertisement from Huggies diapers. In the video, Tatiana asks the ...

Blind mother-to-be given opportunity to feel her ultrasound   9news.com.au
Expectant mother who lost her vision at 17 gets a sense of what her unborn son ...   CBC.ca
3-D printing helps blind mom “meet” unborn son   Fox News
Stuff.co.nz
Mashable
The Straits Times
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CNET

Science now helping to develop better chocolate
CNET
Scientists have used X-ray to peer into the sweet brown heart of chocolate to discover what causes it to turn white. by Michelle Starr · @riding_red; 8 May 2015 3:54 am BST. comments. 0. facebook. twitter. googleplus. linkedin. more. more +. email. tumblr.
X-rays reveal how chocolate turns white   Science /AAAS
Chocolate goes under X-Rays for a new research   Pioneer News
Scientists Fire Up X-Ray Machine To Improve Chocolate   Tech Times

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TIME

Co-Founder of The Vangardist: Why We're Fighting HIV Stigma With Blood
TIME
Julian Wiehl is the co-founder of the Austrian magazine The Vangardist. "If you knew anything about the HIV, you wouldn't call us murderers". We wanted to make a statement about the stigma of being HIV-positive, so we decided to print a magazine with ink ...

Men's Magazine Printing Uses HIV-Positive Blood   FOX News Radio
Vangardist men's magazine uses ink infused with HIV-positive blood to combat ...   Washington Times
Austrian magazine printed with HIV-positive blood   San Francisco Sun Times
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South China Morning Post (subscription)
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