en-na-hotdailynews: 2015-10-15 Namibia Health

New Blood Pressure Recommendations Could Change The Way Millions Are Treated
Huffington Post
New recommendations on blood pressure screening from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) suggest that prior to starting any treatment, elevated blood pressure readings taken in the doctor's office should be confirmed by a number of similar ...

Fitness Files: Diagnosed with high blood pressure? Make sure it wasn't a ...   Huntington Beach Independent
Your Healthy Family: Home blood pressure monitoring   KOAA.com Colorado Springs and Pueblo News
Monitor Blood Pressure At Home And At Work: U.S. Task Force   Tech Times
Newsweek
New Era
Rapid News Network
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Ebola nurse now 'critically ill' after condition 'deteriorated' due to late ...
Irish Independent
A nurse who is being treated for a late complication of an Ebola infection is now "critically ill" after her condition "deteriorated", the hospital treating her has said. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments ...
We Now Know More About Sexually Transmitted Ebola   TIME
Ebola in Male Survivors Can Survive up to 9 Months, Study Finds   ABC News
Ebola survivors can harbour virus in semen for at least nine months   The Globe and Mail
NDTV
Sky News
BBC News
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Cases of breast cancer on rise in Asheville
Asheville Citizen-Times
ASHEVILLE – Melisa Pressley had been vigilant about getting followup mammograms every October, the month in 2010 when she was diagnosed with cancer at age 32. But last year, she put off her October mammogram, which is a screening test for breast ...

Take Down the Bras and Really Work for a Cancer Cure   Huffington Post
Gallery night paints the town pink   Pensacola News Journal
Breast Cancer Awareness Month   Napa Valley Register
RT
Irish Independent
Mirror.co.uk
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Chemists observe total bandh to protest online sales
Daily News & Analysis
Chemists took out marches at Jantar Mantar in Delhi and Azad Maidan in Mumbai and submitted memorandums to the PMO, the union health minister JP Nadda and Mumbai chief minister Devendra Fadnavis. Despite last minute efforts by the health ministry, ...

Odisha, Assam chemists join protest against e-pharmacies   The Hindu
Patients suffer as chemist shops shut over online drugs sale   Mid-Day
Noida chemists join strike against e-sale of drugs   Times of India
pharmabiz.com
Hindustan Times
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HIV patients, insurers differ on bill mandating surgery coverage
wwlp.com
STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, OCT. 14, 2015…..Survivors of a deadly virus that has killed hundreds of thousands nationwide argued Tuesday for mandated insurance coverage of surgery to mitigate the side-effects of drugs previously used to treat the disease.
Grace pledges over $300 000 for HICC renovations   NewsDay
City to expand ARV therapy in AIDS fight   Viet Nam News
Latinos and HIV: Breaking the Silence and Shame   Huffington Post
The Herald
Daily Times
The Nation
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Subway customer's sandwich came with extra dead mouse
Mashable
Portland, Oregon resident Jay Armstead was grabbing lunch at a local Subway shop when he discovered that his sandwich had come with one too many ingredients — namely, a wet, dead mouse. The mouse had been scooped up with some spinach on the ...

Dead rodent found in Subway sandwich   Sky News Australia
Man found dead mouse in his Subway sandwich   Flemingsburg Gazette
Man finds mouse in Subway sandwich   Herald Sun
Steelers Lounge (blog)
IJ Review
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This Magnet Can Change Your Faith in God
Daily Beast
When researchers used magnetic energy to shut down the brain's threat perception, nearly a third of patients were more tolerant to immigrants. More said they didn't believe in God. Shop ▾. What if belief in God and prejudice against immigrants could be ...

Shutting down part of brain changes views on God, immigrants: study   CTV News
Magnetic energy can affect brain's perception of God   Financial Express
Scientists: We can mind-wipe your belief in God   WND.com
Irish Examiner
FailedMessiah.com
Headlines & Global News
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Unrefrigerated caramel apples could pose Listeria risk
13WMAZ
Planning to indulge in a caramel apple this fall? You may want to eat it fresh or at least make sure it's refrigerated, a new study suggests. Loading… Post to Facebook. Unrefrigerated caramel apples could pose Listeria risk Planning to indulge in a ...
Researchers recommend to eat fresh caramel apple or ones being refrigerated   Northern Californian
Caramel Apples Punctured with Dipping Sticks are Likely to Contaminate with ...   NYC Today
Caramel apples left unrefrigerated could pose Listeria risk   Steelers Lounge (blog)
Huffington Post
Flemingsburg Gazette
Boston.com
mBio - American Society for Microbiology
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FDA aims to halt antibiotic resistance at the source: your food
The Seattle Times
By December 2016, ranchers and farmers can no longer use antibiotics in animals that could be used for humans, too. The aim is to halt the spread of antibiotic-resistant infections, which kill 23,000 Americans each year.
Antibiotic resistance blamed on others   The Australian (blog)
The New War on Superbugs   U.S. News & World Report
California cracks down on antibiotic use in food animals   Beef Magazine (blog)
SBS
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Malaria protein can help to fight cancer
Times of India
Scientists might have accidentally made a huge step forward in the search for a cure for cancer — discovering unexpectedly that a malaria protein could be an effective weapon against the disease. Researchers at the University of Copenghagen were ...
Possible Cancer Treatment Discovered   Lid Time - Weird News, Entertainment, News Headlines (blog)
Hope rises as scientists discover potential cure for cancers   The Guardian Nigeria (satire) (press release) (blog)
Is The Malaria Parasite The Cancer Cure We've Been Looking For? Accidental ...   Medical Daily
Northern Star
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