en-na-hotdailynews: 2014-12-06 Namibia Health

Susan Rodriguez: Including women in the HIV/AIDS dialogue
MSNBC
Monday, Dec. 1 was World AIDS Day, a time when the global community paused to pay tribute to the 39 million men and women who have lost their lives to AIDS-related illnesses. An additional 78 million people have become infected with HIV since the onset ...

HIV/AIDS: Workplace policy needed to cut risk   The Express Tribune
This week on Full Frame: Fueled by enduring stigma, the fight against HIV/AIDS ...   CCTV-America
From Coverage to Care to an AIDS-Free Generation   AIDS.gov blog (blog)
Huffington Post
TheBody.com
IPPmedia
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Male smokers may run even higher health risks
The Nation
Male smokers are three times more likely than non-smoking men to lose their Y chromosomes, according to research which may explain why men develop and die from many cancers at disproportionate rates compared to women. In a study in the journal ...

There may be a possible link between smoking and loss of Y chromosomes   KGNS.tv
Y smoke? Tobacco addiction makes male chromosome quit   RT
Men: Smoking Can Cost You Your Y Chromosome   Youth Health Magzine
Gadget Gestures
States Chronicle
News10.net
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Two Sierra Leone Ebola doctors die in one day
Aljazeera.com
Health officials call deaths devastating as Nigerian medics fly in to help in country where virus spreading fastest. Last updated: 06 Dec 2014 03:20. Listen. Email Article. Email. Print Article. Print. Share article. Share. Send Feedback. Feedback. Months into the ...

Ebola-hit countries seek recovery plan to 'keep standing'   Daily Mail
'Travelers from Ebola-hit countries must submit medical clearance'   ABS CBN News
UN urges int'l support for recovery of Ebola-affected countries   Xinhua
Reuters UK
Chicago Tribune
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At Least 20 Blinded By 'Botched' Eye Surgery
Sky News
Doctors believe the patients will never get their sight back after having cataracts removed with infected and unsterilised tools. 23:49, UK, Friday 05 December 2014. A woman is checked over after having her cataracts removed with unsterilised tools.
Behind Punjab eye camp blinding: One doctor, 49 surgeries, double the day's limit   Indian Express
Surgeries for the Poor are Serious Business   The New Indian Express
Botched surgery blinds 16   Calcutta Telegraph
Times of India
The Times (subscription)
BBC News
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Obesity Shortens Life Expectancy Up To Eight Years: Study
Bernama
LONDON, Dec 6 (Bernama) -- Obesity has potential to reduce life expectancy by up to eight years as a result of diabetes and cardiovascular disease, Xinhua news agency reports citing a new study. The study used data from the US National Health and ...

Obesity can shorten life by 8 years   Times of India
Obesity could cut life expectancy by almost a decade   Atlanta Journal Constitution
Obesity Can Take 8 Years Off Your Life   Huffington Post
The Sun Daily
Xinhua
OregonLive.com
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Metro

Autistic son is chained to hospital bed for 14 days leaving parents disgusted at ...
Metro
A severely autistic young man was left shackled to a hospital bed for 14 days because health authorities lacked the facilities to care for him, his parents have claimed. James Pascoe was taken to Northern Hospital in Epping, Victoria when police were called ...

Young Aussie with autism chained to bed for 14 days   Northern Rivers Echo

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CBC.ca

Flu shot still has benefits, despite strain mismatch: NWT doctor
CBC.ca
Andre Corriveau, N.W.T.'s chief public health officer, says it's still worthwhile to get a flu shot, even though the strain of flu that's going around Canada isn't well matched to this year's vaccine. The vaccine was created to protect people against a certain kind of ...

Tough flu season this year and your vaccine may not work   BabyCenter (blog)
Only three flu cases, but health officials expect that to rise   TheChronicleHerald.ca (registration)
CDC warns that current flu vaccine won't protect in 2014-2015   The Hoops News
5newsonline.com
KCRG
ABC30.com
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Aspirin Regimen's Consequences Could Outweigh Its Benefits In Women
Headlines & Global News
The consequences of a low-dose Aspirin regimen for preventing conditions such as cancer and heart disease could outweigh the benefits for women under the age of 45. Share This Story. Tweet. As women reach the age of 65 the balance between this shift ...

Benefits of aspirin in 65+ women doubtful and shaky   The Westside Story
Aspirin Regimen Harms Young Women under 65   News Every day
Taking Aspirin Every Day Bad For Women? Younger Females In Greater Risk Of ...   KDramaStars
Express.co.uk
CBS News
dailyRx
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Tainted blood
Daily Times
Just when one thinks the country has sunk to new lows of ignorance and negligence, something or the other crops up to keep us amazed at just how vile and tragic the situation really is for the common citizens of Pakistan. Heart breaking news reports are ...

HIV in thalassaemic children: Probe body finds no evidence   The Express Tribune
Pakistani blood transfusions spreading hepatitis, HIV   Khaleej Times
Blood banks faulted for infections   Peninsula On-line

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Go to bed early to stave off worries
Khaleej Times
The findings also suggest that sleep disruption may be linked to the development of repetitive negative thinking. New York - A good night's sleep can help you stay positive as researchers have found that people who sleep for shorter period of time and go to ...

Don't worry, be happy; just go to bed earlier   (e) Science News
Go To Bed And You'll Be Happier   Science 2.0
Going To Bed Late Can Increase Negative Thinking And Worry   Huffington Post
Business Standard
New York Magazine
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