en-na-hotdailynews: 2015-11-03 Namibia Health

What women need to know about dense breast tissue and cancer
CBS News
Doctors tell patients that regular mammograms are the best way to find breast cancer early, but Nancy Cappello's story suggests women may want to ask more questions. Cappello went for a mammogram every year for a decade. "I have no risk factors that I ...

Breast Cancer Awareness Month Fundraising Totals   WTXL ABC 27
The Breast Cancers Mammograms Are Likely To Miss   Forbes
Mixed messages on mammorgraphy: Area doctors weigh in on revised advice from ...   GazetteNET
Ynetnews
The Post Game
Bremerton Patriot
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AG Week

GMO backlash threatens US beet farmers
Namibian
NEW YORK - America's sugar beet growers are under siege as US food companies increasingly shun genetically modified organisms (GMO) crops. In the past seven years, the farmers - many in Minnesota, North Dakota, Michigan, and Idaho - have all ...

Editorial: Sprinkle on the beet sugar, and smile   AG Week

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Oregon official: Chipotle E. coli likely due to contaminated produce
USA TODAY
An E. coli episode that has led to the temporary closure of 43 Chipotle Mexican Grill restaurants in the Pacific Northwest was likely caused by contaminated produce, an Oregon Public Health Division official said Monday. Jonathan Modie, a spokesman for ...
Business Highlights   Washington Post
'I Was Terrified': Oregon Woman Became Severely Ill in Chipotle E.Coli Outbreak   NBCNews.com
Chipotle Grapples With E. coli Outbreak   Wall Street Journal
The Columbian
Reuters
Lewistown Sentinel
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Thriving At Home: FirstLigth Home Care Honors Family Caregivers
ThurstonTalk
According to the U.S. Center for Disease Control (CDC), more than 34 million family caregivers in the United States provide care to an adult who is aging or has a disability. That's 21% of all U.S. households that are impacted by family caregiving ...

Caregivers Conference planned for this weekend in ABQ   KOB.com
New York Announces $67.5 Million Will Go To Alzheimer's Caregivers   Immortal News
Help For Those Who Help   WGY
TAPinto.net
PR Web (press release)
Counsel & Heal
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Kids Who Have Puppies or Ponies May Have Lower Asthma Risk
Newsweek
Greyhound breeder Kevin Gant holds part of a litter of four week old puppies in Norfolk June 5, 2011. REUTERS/Chris Helgren. Filed Under: Tech & Science, puppies, ponies. Babies exposed to dogs and farm animals may be less likely to develop asthma by ...

Living with a dog cuts child's risk of asthma by 15%, study shows   The Guardian
Dog Lowers Asthma Risk, Health Study Shows   The Inquisitr
Study Finds More Evidence Animals Protect From Asthma   NBCNews.com
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Manila Bulletin
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Many children below five left to their mobile devices: survey
The Hindu
A small survey of parents in Philadelphia found that three-quarters of their children had been given tablets, smartphones or iPods of their own by age 4 and had used the devices without supervision, researchers reported Monday. The survey was not ...

Phones used to put kids to sleep   Stuff.co.nz
Children using mobile devices at young age   Newzy
Health: Most Toddlers Use Mobile Devices, According To New Research   CBS Local
Christian Science Monitor
Tribble Agency (blog)
Pediatrics
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'Dating apps an STD factory'
Times LIVE
Latest figures released by Public Health England show a 33% rise in cases of syphilis last year and a 19% increase in gonorrhoea. File photo. Image by: Gallo Images/ Thinkstock. The use of dating apps has fuelled a rise in sexually transmitted diseases ...
4 Reasons Besides Tinder That STDs Could Be On The Rise   Bustle
Blaming Tinder for the spike in STIs? It's just a lazy swipe   The Guardian
HIV 'explosion' warning over dating apps like Tinder   FinancialSpots.com

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