en-na-hotdailynews: 2015-02-14 Namibia Health

Hormone replacement therapy raises new cancer concern
CBS News
Most women in menopause who opt to take hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to manage symptoms that the "change of life" brings know there are risks that come with these drugs. While the hormones --synthetic estrogen and progestin -- can work magic to ...

A small link between HRT and ovarian cancer   Channel 4 News (blog)
Hormone replacement therapy linked to increased risk of ovarian cancer, study ...   Fox News
Hormone replacement therapy increases ovarian cancer risk, reveals new study   Daily News & Analysis
The Australian
Times of India
BBC News
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Wink if you want to see more of me, say Swiss boffins
The Register
Two years ago scientists from the École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) demoed a contact lens with a telescope built in, and they've now refined the prototype to allow the user to control its functions with the wink of an eye. "We think these lenses ...

Telescopic Contact Lenses Zoom In With a Wink of the Eye   NBCNews.com
Superman contact lenses will help pensioners with bad eyesight see like Clark ...   Mirror.co.uk
New telescopic contact lenses could increase vision three-fold   Science Recorder
Scotsman
Science AAAS
SlashGear
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Children living normal lives after transplants
azcentral.com
Seven-month-old Gracie is doing well after her heart transplant, Feb 13. 2015. (Photo: Rich Prange/12 News). 2 CONNECTTWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMORE. The Valentine's Day season at Phoenix Children's Hospital is more than a party.
Arizona baby born premature gets heart transplant   Vallejo Times Herald
Miracle newborn baby becomes one of youngest people ever to survive a heart ...   Mirror.co.uk
Six-day-old baby has youngest US heart transplant   Khaleej Times

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Dogs can read your emotions: study
New York Daily News
Dogs know when you're happy and when you're angry by looking at your face, according to a new study by veterinarians in Vienna, Austria. "We think the dogs in our study could have solved the task only by applying their knowledge of emotional expressions ...

'Dogs can distinguish between happy and angry faces' - Study   Al-Arabiya
Dogs Can Tell Happy or Angry Human Faces   Scientific American
Dogs can distinguish happy and sad faces: Study   Toronto Sun
Irish Examiner
Mashable
New Zealand Herald
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Treatment of Obesity Requires Much More Than Just Dieting and Exercise
Daily Science Journal
Detailed in the journal Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology, a new study reveals that obesity must be recognized as a chronic disease, having several biological causes. As obesity is not only the outcome of poor eating habits and sedentary behavior, only diet ...

Doctors: to beat obesity, diet and exercise alone often aren't enough   UPI.com
Lifestyle changes won't cure obesity: study   New York Daily News
Diet and exercise alone are no cure for obesity, doctors say   Los Angeles Times
Waterloo Record
CBS News
Pioneer News
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Ebola Could Be Contracted From Corpses Up to A Week After Death
Headlines & Global News
Researchers sampled deceased Ebola-infected monkeys and discovered the virus remained viable for at least seven days, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) reported. The scientists also detected infectious viral RNA for up to 70 days after death.
Ebola victims could be contagious after death   WNYT
Ebola Virus Housed In Dead Bodies Remains Infectious For A Week   Trinity News Daily
Ebola Victims Infectious for a Week After Death, Nonhuman Primate Study Finds   Drug Discovery & Development
Tech Times
News Every day
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Royal Dynamite Launches Limited Edition Freetown Collection En Noire to ...
Sierra Express Media
LOS ANGELES, CA - Royal Dynamite, a collaborative and unique t-shirt company that combines popular culture and community, is launching the Freetown Collection of limited edition t-shirts and hats “En Noir” to aid Power Women 232 in their efforts towards ...

Millions in Ebola funds unaccounted for in Sierra Leone   Deutsche Welle
Sierra Leone fails to properly account for €5m in Ebola funds   Irish Independent
Sierra Leone failed to properly account for Ebola funds- auditor   Reuters
Sky News Australia
ABC Online
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Act Now to End FGM
Huffington Post
Every year, in Africa alone, three million girls are subjected to female genital mutilation. That's about 8,000 every day. And it doesn't just happen in Africa. Millions are at risk across the world including girls and women in Western countries. In half of the ...

Crowley Offers Plan To End Female Genital Mutilation   Western Queens Gazette
Female genital mutilation: New English laws to make reporting of FGM ...   Scottish Daily Record
Legal duty for nurses to report female genital mutilation unveiled   Nursing Times
The Guardian
Reuters
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