en-na-hotdailynews: 2015-10-06 Namibia Health

I'll always be a boy from Donegal, says Professor Bill after winning Nobel Prize
Irish Independent
Professor Bill Campbell, Ireland's latest Nobel Laureate. Bert and Anne Campbell at their home in Ramelton. An 85-year-old scientist from Co Donegal thought he was the victim of a prank when told he had won the Nobel Prize for medicine.
3 share Nobel medicine prize for tropical disease drugs   STLtoday.com
Trio wins Nobel Medicine Prize for parasite therapies   The Nation
Cheers, hopes as Chinese pharmacologist wins landmark Nobel prize   Xinhua
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The saliva test that could prevent breast cancer
Daily Times
Scientists claim they may be able to detect breast cancer in thousands of women by simply taking a sample of their saliva.A new research project has been launched which focuses on gene-based screening, allowing medics to determine how likely patients ...

Don't lose heart, survivors tell breast cancer patients   The Hindu
Here's why the NFL's annual pink campaign does almost nothing to fight breast ...   Chron.com

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Health is Wealth: Health is Wealth: The Heartbreak of Mental Illness
Heber Springs Sun-Times
October 4-10 is mental illness awareness week, sponsored by the National Alliance for Mental Illness. It is the least understood illness, both by those affected by it, those who attempt to treat it, and the general public. Ignorance and stigma surround ...
Mental health is the Cinderella of the HSE and we're all losing out as a result   Irish Independent
Oregon shooting: Douglas County mental health services fractured over years   OregonLive.com
Open Letter: We Need to Talk About How Mental Health Affects South Asian Men   The Aerogram
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Older people who see relatives regularly reduce chance of depression by half
Daily Mail
Families should visit their older relatives three times a week to help prevent them from becoming depressed, experts say. Older people who saw their family or friends at least that often were half as likely to develop depression as those who did not, a ...
Therapy program may improve function for depressed kids   PhillyVoice.com
Strong Correlation Discovered Between Face-To-Face Contact And Depression   Gracious Column
Calling Your Grandma Doesn't Cut It, Study Suggests   TIME
Portland Business Journal (blog)
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Weight gain is a direct result of sleeping late in teenagers
Nature World Report
A direct association has been discovered between sleeping late and weight gain in teens and even adults say researchers from the University of California, Berkeley. They discovered that teenagers and even healthy adults who choose to sleep late in the ...

Late bedtimes lead to weight gain by disrupting circadian rhythms   Science Recorder
Do late nights really lead to weight gain?   Body and Soul
Teens who go to bed late more likely gain weight   Steelers Lounge (blog)
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Dad Of Baby Born Without Skull Opens Up After Son's Story Goes Viral
Huffington Post
Florida dad Brandon Buell knows the hardship and joy that come with raising a child with severe disabilities. His toddler son Jaxon was born with part of his skull and brain missing due to a rare condition called microhydranencephaly, but the resilient ...
Baby Boy Born with Only Half a Skull Says “Hello” - Video   Softpedia News
“He's no burden, he's our baby boy”   National Right to Life News
Mum posts inspiring footage of baby with half a head   TVNZ
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(+Video) Infants who get treated for asthma have stunted growth
Nature World Report
Researchers from Kuopio University Hospital and University of Eastern Finland analysed information on the height, weight and asthma medicine intake of 12,482 Finnish children aged 0-24 months. They found that children who used inhaled corticosteroids ...

Asthma Medications Taken During Infancy Linked To Stunted Growth   Eurasia Review
Asthma medication could stunt children's growth   ITV News
Asthma medication stunts growth of infants   Delhi Daily News

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There Will Soon Be a Medicinal Chocolate Bar That Is Healthy For You
The Daily Meal
Kuka Xoco, a Boston-based chocolate company, is creating a chocolate bar that is so healthy you might be able to take it as medicine. Slideshow: 10 Surprising Health Benefits of Hot Chocolate (Slideshow). Gregory Aharonian, owner of Kuka Xoco, attended ...

Medicinal Chocolate Is Here, Thanks To The Coca Leaf!   UPROXX
World's 1st medicinal chocolate developed   The Asian Age
World's first medicinal chocolate developed   Financial Express
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