Los Angeles Times
Avril Lavigne cries over doctors who called her crazy: 'Lyme disease exists'
Los Angeles Times
For Avril Lavigne, one of the worst parts of suffering through Lyme disease was having doctors treat her like she was a crazy person. lRelated Avril Lavigne asks fans for prayers as she reveals 'health issues' · Ministry of Gossip · Avril Lavigne asks ...
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Los Angeles Times
For Avril Lavigne, one of the worst parts of suffering through Lyme disease was having doctors treat her like she was a crazy person. lRelated Avril Lavigne asks fans for prayers as she reveals 'health issues' · Ministry of Gossip · Avril Lavigne asks ...
Avril Lavigne Is 'Excited for Life After' Lyme Disease
NZ Model devours a KFC Double Down in 28 Seconds0:56
Avril Lavigne reveals battle with Lyme disease
TIME
Third day with no new MERS cases in S. Korea
Jakarta Post
South Korea said Tuesday it had gone three days without any new cases of the deadly MERS virus, in a welcome boost to efforts to tackle the largest outbreak outside Saudi Arabia. The news came as the health ministry said an 81-year-old woman who ...
No new infection for the third day in South Korea; one more death reportedThe Straits Times
3 S. Koreans quarantined at RITM are MERS-CoV-freeCNN
S. Korea reports one additional death from MERS with no new casesKorea Times
Financial Times
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Jakarta Post
South Korea said Tuesday it had gone three days without any new cases of the deadly MERS virus, in a welcome boost to efforts to tackle the largest outbreak outside Saudi Arabia. The news came as the health ministry said an 81-year-old woman who ...
No new infection for the third day in South Korea; one more death reported
3 S. Koreans quarantined at RITM are MERS-CoV-free
S. Korea reports one additional death from MERS with no new cases
Times of India
What if you could predict Alzheimer's 18 years earlier?
Washington Post
One of the most heartbreaking things about Alzheimer's is that it has been impossible for doctors to predict who will get it before symptoms begin. And without early detection, researchers say, a treatment or cure may be impossible. Governments, drug ...
Indian-origin scientist finds key to early Alzheimer's diagnosisDispatch Times
Memory tests may predict Alzheimer's 18 years early: studyNew York Daily News
Memory And Thinking Tests May Reveal Alzheimer's Disease Symptoms Up To ...Tech Times
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Washington Post
One of the most heartbreaking things about Alzheimer's is that it has been impossible for doctors to predict who will get it before symptoms begin. And without early detection, researchers say, a treatment or cure may be impossible. Governments, drug ...
Indian-origin scientist finds key to early Alzheimer's diagnosis
Memory tests may predict Alzheimer's 18 years early: study
Memory And Thinking Tests May Reveal Alzheimer's Disease Symptoms Up To ...
Newsweek
What Is Cryptosporidium, and Should You Be Concerned?
Newsweek
Consider this before you dive in: Cryptosporidium is the leading cause of waterborne illness. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger. Filed Under: Tech & Science, Cryptosporidium, Public Health, crypto, swimming, Summer, parasites. In recent weeks, public health ...
The Running Doc discusses the causes and cures of the swimming pool ...New York Daily News
Red eyes after a swim? Pee and poop in pools are to blameHamilton Spectator
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Newsweek
Consider this before you dive in: Cryptosporidium is the leading cause of waterborne illness. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger. Filed Under: Tech & Science, Cryptosporidium, Public Health, crypto, swimming, Summer, parasites. In recent weeks, public health ...
The Running Doc discusses the causes and cures of the swimming pool ...
Red eyes after a swim? Pee and poop in pools are to blame
Daily Mail
Tiny ticks could wreck your health for years says Lyme Disease Action
Daily Mail
The bacterial infection is spread by ticks, but there was no obvious bite and no rash — the characteristic sign of the disease. He didn't even feel particularly ill. One night, he complained of swollen glands and said that his face 'felt funny', but I ...
Lyme disease: Tick researcher finds bacteria with similar symptoms to ...ABC Online
Ticks in Toronto parks test negative for Lyme diseaseCBC.ca
Groundbreaking new evidence of Lyme disease in AustraliaNorthern Star
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Daily Mail
The bacterial infection is spread by ticks, but there was no obvious bite and no rash — the characteristic sign of the disease. He didn't even feel particularly ill. One night, he complained of swollen glands and said that his face 'felt funny', but I ...
Lyme disease: Tick researcher finds bacteria with similar symptoms to ...
Ticks in Toronto parks test negative for Lyme disease
Groundbreaking new evidence of Lyme disease in Australia
UPI.com
Umbilical 'cord milking' makes blood flow in preterm Cesarean infants better
Financial Express
There is a new technique to improve the blood flow in preterm infants delivered by Cesarean section, claims a new research. By: ANI | June 29, 2015 4:36 pm. There is a new technique to improve the blood flow in preterm infants delivered by Cesarean ...
'Cord milking' boosts blood flow to preemiesExaminer.com
Umbilical cord 'milking' improves blood flow in preterm infantsHealthCanal.com
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Financial Express
There is a new technique to improve the blood flow in preterm infants delivered by Cesarean section, claims a new research. By: ANI | June 29, 2015 4:36 pm. There is a new technique to improve the blood flow in preterm infants delivered by Cesarean ...
'Cord milking' boosts blood flow to preemies
Umbilical cord 'milking' improves blood flow in preterm infants
Cord 'milking' improves blood flow in pre-term infants
KVIA El Paso
West Nile found in Butte County
Dispatch Times
Since 2010, when a large outbreak in Greece occurred, and implementation of close surveillance during the transmission season in 2011, hundreds of autochthonous (locally acquired) West Nile fever cases have been reported in Europe every year.
“Mosquitoes are probably one of the most dangerous animals in the country”Fox17
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Dispatch Times
Since 2010, when a large outbreak in Greece occurred, and implementation of close surveillance during the transmission season in 2011, hundreds of autochthonous (locally acquired) West Nile fever cases have been reported in Europe every year.
“Mosquitoes are probably one of the most dangerous animals in the country”
West Nile Virus Confirmed In Nebraska
Mosquito Populations Expected to be High
Sierra Leone: New curfew in the North after 31 new cases in 7 days
Swit Salone
President Koroma has asked residents of Port Loko and Kambia districts to stay home for 21 days to help reduce the spread of new ebola cases. For the next 3 weeks residents in these areas must be confined to their homes from 6pm-6am. Between June ...
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Swit Salone
President Koroma has asked residents of Port Loko and Kambia districts to stay home for 21 days to help reduce the spread of new ebola cases. For the next 3 weeks residents in these areas must be confined to their homes from 6pm-6am. Between June ...
Times of India
Secondary education reduces HIV risk for girls
Times of India
Longer secondary schooling reduces the risk of contracting HIV, particularly for girls, shows a study. Students with longer secondary education had an eight percent lower risk of HIV infection, about a decade later, from about 25 percent to about 17 ...
Longer schooling brakes AIDS spread: StudyJakarta Post
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Times of India
Longer secondary schooling reduces the risk of contracting HIV, particularly for girls, shows a study. Students with longer secondary education had an eight percent lower risk of HIV infection, about a decade later, from about 25 percent to about 17 ...
Longer schooling brakes AIDS spread: Study
Longer secondary education protects against HIV infection
Longer secondary schooling cuts risk of HIV infection, especially for girls
Kamloops This Week
Storm causes Relay to miss target; now at risk of falling short of vital funds
Kamloops This Week
The Canadian Cancer Society's 20th annual Relay For Life was shut down early on June 20 at Hillside Stadium due to a major rain and wind storm, leaving the society at risk of falling short of its fundraising goals. “All of the volunteers and teams had ...
Walking with a CauseSpencer Daily Reporter
Relay for Life raises $90000NG News
Despite challenges, Relay for Life raises over $47000Daily Record
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Kamloops This Week
The Canadian Cancer Society's 20th annual Relay For Life was shut down early on June 20 at Hillside Stadium due to a major rain and wind storm, leaving the society at risk of falling short of its fundraising goals. “All of the volunteers and teams had ...
Walking with a Cause
Relay for Life raises $90000
Despite challenges, Relay for Life raises over $47000
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