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Gateshead medic heads to Africa to help save lives
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Life-saving medical procedures are being taught in a sub-Saharan African country for the first time thanks to a North East medic. Namibia has just two part-time medically qualified anaesthetists for a population of more than two million people. But Judith Hall ...
UHW doctors helping Namibian mothersBBC News
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Life-saving medical procedures are being taught in a sub-Saharan African country for the first time thanks to a North East medic. Namibia has just two part-time medically qualified anaesthetists for a population of more than two million people. But Judith Hall ...
UHW doctors helping Namibian mothers
Firstpost
US IT industry opposes President Obama's move to tax overseas earning
Firstpost
Washington: IT industry and the Republican leadership has opposed US President Barack Obama's move to tax overseas earnings, saying that this is bad for global competition of US companies. "The proposal to tax companies' overseas earnings, rather than ...
Obama proposal would give Medicare ability to negotiate for cheaper 'specialty ...OregonLive.com
President Obama Sends Record $4 Trillion Budget to CongressNDTV
Obama faces uphill battle to close tax loopholes in budgetIrish Independent
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Firstpost
Washington: IT industry and the Republican leadership has opposed US President Barack Obama's move to tax overseas earnings, saying that this is bad for global competition of US companies. "The proposal to tax companies' overseas earnings, rather than ...
Obama proposal would give Medicare ability to negotiate for cheaper 'specialty ...
President Obama Sends Record $4 Trillion Budget to Congress
Obama faces uphill battle to close tax loopholes in budget
NDTV
Large trial of two Ebola vaccines begins in Liberia
Xinhua
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 (Xinhua) -- A large clinical trial to assess the safety and efficacy of two Ebola vaccines began in the West African country of Liberia on Monday, said the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH), which sponsored the research. The trial, led ...
Lack Of Patients Hampers Ebola Drug And Vaccine TestingNPR (blog)
Ebola vaccine trial begins in secret location in LiberiaABC Online
Trail testing begins for two Ebola vaccinesKGNS.tv
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Xinhua
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 (Xinhua) -- A large clinical trial to assess the safety and efficacy of two Ebola vaccines began in the West African country of Liberia on Monday, said the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH), which sponsored the research. The trial, led ...
Lack Of Patients Hampers Ebola Drug And Vaccine Testing
Ebola vaccine trial begins in secret location in Liberia
Trail testing begins for two Ebola vaccines
The Guardian
Teenagers sleep less when they have more computer screen time says study
The Guardian
Investigation has shown that teenagers using screens for more than four hours per day are three-and-a-half times likelier to sleep fewer than five hours at night. Photograph: Alamy. Agence France-Presse. Monday 2 February 2015 21.56 EST. Share on ...
Teens' sleep affected by use of mobile phones and computers, study findsABC Online
Zombieland? Tech Wrecking Sleep for Scores of Teens: StudyNBCNews.com
Doctors confirm: Screen time affects teens' sleepThe Express Tribune
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The Guardian
Investigation has shown that teenagers using screens for more than four hours per day are three-and-a-half times likelier to sleep fewer than five hours at night. Photograph: Alamy. Agence France-Presse. Monday 2 February 2015 21.56 EST. Share on ...
Teens' sleep affected by use of mobile phones and computers, study finds
Zombieland? Tech Wrecking Sleep for Scores of Teens: Study
Doctors confirm: Screen time affects teens' sleep
E! Online
Roald Dahl Begs Parents to Vaccinate Their Kids, Calls It ''a Crime'' Not to ...
E! Online
In the wake of the measles outbreak that continues to plague the United States, a 27-year-old letter written by author Roald Dahl has gone viral. The late British novelist, who penned hits such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Matilda, wrote the ...
Roald Dahl's heartbreaking plea for child vaccinationThe New Daily
Roald Dahl's heartbreaking words about the measles vaccineCBS News
Roald Dahl, Whose Daughter Died of Measles: “It is really almost a crime to let ...Patheos (blog)
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E! Online
In the wake of the measles outbreak that continues to plague the United States, a 27-year-old letter written by author Roald Dahl has gone viral. The late British novelist, who penned hits such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Matilda, wrote the ...
Roald Dahl's heartbreaking plea for child vaccination
Roald Dahl's heartbreaking words about the measles vaccine
Roald Dahl, Whose Daughter Died of Measles: “It is really almost a crime to let ...
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Toronto reports four unlinked measles cases
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TORONTO — Public health officials in Toronto are scrambling to investigate four cases of measles that have been discovered in the city in the past week. From Jan. 27 to Jan. 31, two children and two adults were diagnosed with measles. There are no ...
Stolp: Measles Test Is NegativeMyMotherLode.com
About one-quarter of Rock County 6-year-olds lack required measles vaccinationsGazettextra
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Macleans.ca
TORONTO — Public health officials in Toronto are scrambling to investigate four cases of measles that have been discovered in the city in the past week. From Jan. 27 to Jan. 31, two children and two adults were diagnosed with measles. There are no ...
Stolp: Measles Test Is Negative
About one-quarter of Rock County 6-year-olds lack required measles vaccinations
Toronto reports measles outbreak
Times of India
Healthcare worker flown back to UK after Ebola exposure
Times of India
LONDON: A UK military healthcare worker has been transported back to England following likely exposure to the Ebola virus through a needle-stick injury when treating someone infected by the virus in Sierra Leone. This is the second case of UK health ...
Ebola victim still not free of virusThe Hindu
Ebola crisis: is the outbreak over?BBC News
Two military healthcare workers flown back to UK on Ebola fearsFinancial Times
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Times of India
LONDON: A UK military healthcare worker has been transported back to England following likely exposure to the Ebola virus through a needle-stick injury when treating someone infected by the virus in Sierra Leone. This is the second case of UK health ...
Ebola victim still not free of virus
Ebola crisis: is the outbreak over?
Two military healthcare workers flown back to UK on Ebola fears
Viral Global News
iPads Harm Children's Development Another Study Confirms
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Another study has confirmed that iPads, other tablets and cell phones harm children's development by decreasing their social skills and empathy, and reducing their ability to deal with their own emotions. The study was performed at the Boston University ...
Tablets, Smartphones May Interfere with Children's Social DevelopmentBig Think (blog)
Research says iPads and smartphones may damage toddlers' brainsGhana Broadcasting Corporation
iPads given to children to calm them down during a tantrum 'may damage their ...Daily Mail
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Viral Global News
Another study has confirmed that iPads, other tablets and cell phones harm children's development by decreasing their social skills and empathy, and reducing their ability to deal with their own emotions. The study was performed at the Boston University ...
Tablets, Smartphones May Interfere with Children's Social Development
Research says iPads and smartphones may damage toddlers' brains
iPads given to children to calm them down during a tantrum 'may damage their ...
Los Angeles Times
When it comes to jogging, less is more, study argues
Los Angeles Times
Hey, fitness junkies, here's something to ponder the next time you lace up your athletic shoes for that long, heart-pounding run: A Danish study recently concluded that high-intensity, high-mileage joggers die at the same rate as channel-surfing couch potatoes ...
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Los Angeles Times
Hey, fitness junkies, here's something to ponder the next time you lace up your athletic shoes for that long, heart-pounding run: A Danish study recently concluded that high-intensity, high-mileage joggers die at the same rate as channel-surfing couch potatoes ...
To Live Longer, Don't Run Hard
Want To Live Longer? Go Easy on that Jog
Jogging: light is best for health
Daily Mail
The man who made it harder to say no to sex: Pill inventor set women free, but ...
Daily Mail
Girls today take it for granted. A rite of passage into adulthood, a hygienic routine, almost a human right. For the great majority, the modern low-dose oral contraceptive arouses little wonder, creates no health anxieties and raises no eyebrows (unless the taker ...
Carl Djerassi: Chemist hailed as 'the father of the Pill' whose work helped pave ...The Independent
Birth control pill inventor passes awayDigital Journal
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Daily Mail
Girls today take it for granted. A rite of passage into adulthood, a hygienic routine, almost a human right. For the great majority, the modern low-dose oral contraceptive arouses little wonder, creates no health anxieties and raises no eyebrows (unless the taker ...
Carl Djerassi: Chemist hailed as 'the father of the Pill' whose work helped pave ...
Birth control pill inventor passes away
In Memory: 'Father of Birth Control Pill' Dies At 91
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