2015年9月30日 星期三

2015-10-01 Namibia Health


Irish Independent
   
Girls just want to paint the country pink   
Irish Independent
RTE's Miriam O'Callaghan and TV3's Triona McCarthy have each lost a sister to cancer and will 'Paint it Pink' during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. To join the fight against breast cancer this October, visit www.paintitpink.ie. Broadcaster Miriam ...

More women here found with breast cancer every year   AsiaOne
Men in Pink: bringing awareness, fighting for a cure   Montgomery Advertiser
Dear Kentucky New Era Readers,   Hopkinsville Kentucky New Era
Fowler Tribune   
Lima Ohio   
WSIL TV   
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People Magazine
   
Woman Burned as Infant Reunites with Mystery Nurse Who Cared for Her: 'It Has ...   
People Magazine
For years, Amanda Scarpinati dreamed of meeting the woman who cared for her after she suffered severe burns as an infant. On Tuesday, that dream came true. "I'm over the moon … I never thought this day would come," the 38-year-old told the Associated ...

38 years later, she meets the woman who cared for her   STLtoday.com
US woman burned as a baby reunited with nurse who cared for her 38 years later   9news.com.au
Nurse and Woman Burned as Baby Reunite 38 Years Later   NBCNews.com
Washington Post   
USA TODAY   
Today.com   
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BBC News
   
'Good bacteria' key to stopping asthma   
BBC News
Being exposed to "good bacteria" early in life could prevent asthma developing, say Canadian scientists. The team, reporting in Science Translational Medicine, were analysing the billions of bugs that naturally call the human body home. Their analysis ...
Asthma risk may be 20 times higher for Caesarean babies   Daily Mail
Infants with four "good" gut bacteria unlikely to have asthma: study   Xinhua
Study: Lack of 'Good' Bacteria May Put Babies at Higher Risk for Asthma   Voice of America
NBCNews.com   
TIME   
Toronto Star   
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New York Times
   
Millions More Need HIV Treatment, WHO Says   
New York Times
The World Health Organization issued sweeping new guidelines on Wednesday that could put millions more people on H.I.V. drugs than are now getting them. The recommendations could go a long way toward halting the epidemic, health officials say, but ...

WHO pushes for millions more to get HIV treatment   Chron.com
WHO calls for wider HIV treatment and PrEP   Bay Area Reporter
WHO urges preventative ARVs for HIV patients   The Nation
CBS News   
TIME   
Wall Street Journal   
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Times LIVE
   
Calcium won't save bones   
Times LIVE
Taking calcium supplements to boost bone density or prevent fractures as people get older does not work, according to major research. Save & Share. Email · Print. Millions of people take calcium and vitamin D supplements in an attempt to avoid ...
Calcium not as great for bones as once thought   Fox News
Calcium From Supplements or Dairy Doesn't Strengthen Bones, Study Finds   NBCNews.com

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The Guardian
   
Womb transplants given green light in UK   
New Zealand Herald
Surgeons are to be allowed to perform life-changing womb transplants in the UK for the first time. Ten British women could immediately benefit from a pioneering project given the green light this week. It could eventually allow thousands to achieve ...
UK to carry out womb transplants   Irish Examiner
Defining motherhood and the approval of womb transplants   The News Hub
Womb transplants: how do they work?   BBC News
Telegraph.co.uk   
Channel 4 News   
The Guardian   
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Stuff.co.nz
   
Six-year-old leaves heartbreaking goodbye note for his parents before ...   
Stuff.co.nz
Before he succumbed to a rare brain infection, Leland Shoemake wanted to make sure his parents knew he'd always be with them in spirit. The 6-year-old American penned a heartbreaking goodbye note for his family, which they only discovered when they ...

Parents Find 6-Year-Old Son's Touching Note After His Tragic Death: 'Still ...   People Magazine
Georgia boy who died from brain infection left goodbye note for parents   Fox News
Parents find touching note from dead son   CBS News

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Stuff.co.nz
   
Spider bite causes English barrister's leg to 'burst open'   
Stuff.co.nz
An English man has told how he almost died after being bitten by a brown recluse spider. Pictured is a file photo of a female Funnell Web Spider. An English man has told how his leg "burst open" after he was bitten by a deadly spider during a flight ...
Man nearly loses leg after being bitten by flesh-eating spider on flight, sues ...   Gulf Digital News

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Daily News & Analysis
   
Sleep may strengthen long-term memories of immune system   
Financial Express
Deep sleep may strengthen the immune system's memory of an encounter with a bacteria or virus, helping the body recognise a previous infection and respond quickly, researchers suggest. By: PTI | September 30, 2015 10:36 PM ...

Deep sleep could boost immune system   TV3.ie
Sleep may boost both psychological and immune system memories   Examiner.com
Sound sleep boosts immune system 'memory' too   Times of India
Sydney Morning Herald   
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Daily Mail
   
Smoking now banned in cars with children   
Daily Mail
On the day smoking in cars when children are present became illegal, "shocking" new figures show the harm secondhand smoke poses to youngsters - even with the windows down. The new law which protects children from the effects of tobacco smoke will ...

Car smoking ban comes into force   BBC News
Smoking While Children In The Car Now Illegal   Sky News
Smoking ban in cars carrying children: What the new law means for you   Mirror.co.uk

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