Liberia: Dog Suspected in New Ebola Case Tests Negative for the Virus
New York Times
A dead dog suspected of being the possible source for the re-emergence of Ebola in Liberia has tested negative for the disease, health officials said Tuesday, citing initial findings. Liberia's first victim of the virus since the country was declared ...
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New York Times
A dead dog suspected of being the possible source for the re-emergence of Ebola in Liberia has tested negative for the disease, health officials said Tuesday, citing initial findings. Liberia's first victim of the virus since the country was declared ...
TIME
Some Antidepressants Linked to Higher Risk of Birth Defects
TIME
A new study finds women who used certain antidepressants could be more likely to have babies born with rare birth defects. According to the study of 28,000 women by the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), certain birth defects were more ...
Study links Prozac, Paxil use with birth defectsReuters India
CDC Study: Some Antidepressants Linked To Birth DefectsCBS Local
Some SSRIs may raise birth defects risk when taken early in pregnancy: studyVancouver Sun
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TIME
A new study finds women who used certain antidepressants could be more likely to have babies born with rare birth defects. According to the study of 28,000 women by the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), certain birth defects were more ...
Study links Prozac, Paxil use with birth defects
CDC Study: Some Antidepressants Linked To Birth Defects
Some SSRIs may raise birth defects risk when taken early in pregnancy: study
The Guardian
Smoking may trigger mental illness: study
NEWS.com.au
CHEMICALS in tobacco may help trigger serious mental illnesses such as schizophrenia, a study suggests. NEW research shows that smoking can triple the chances of developing psychosis. Previously the fact that people with psychotic mental illnesses are ...
Smoking 'may play schizophrenia role'BBC News
New analysis of smoking and schizophrenia suggests causal linkReuters
Smoking tobacco might increase risk of schizophrenia, say researchersThe Guardian
BusinessWorld Online Edition
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NEWS.com.au
CHEMICALS in tobacco may help trigger serious mental illnesses such as schizophrenia, a study suggests. NEW research shows that smoking can triple the chances of developing psychosis. Previously the fact that people with psychotic mental illnesses are ...
Smoking 'may play schizophrenia role'
New analysis of smoking and schizophrenia suggests causal link
Smoking tobacco might increase risk of schizophrenia, say researchers
CBS News
Minnesota boy contracts brain-eating amoeba from swimming in lake
CBS News
MINNEAPOLIS --A Minnesota teenager who contracted a brain-eating amoeba while swimming in a lake has died of the rare infection, relatives said. Hunter Boutain, 14, contracted the disease on Tuesday as he swam in Lake Minnewaska, Minnesota Health ...
Teen dies from rare brain infection after swimming in Minnesota lakeToronto Sun
Officials investigating after Minnesota teen dies from suspected brain-eating ...Fox News
Alexandria Boy Dies After Possible Infection by AmoebaKAALtv.com
Daily Mail
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CBS News
MINNEAPOLIS --A Minnesota teenager who contracted a brain-eating amoeba while swimming in a lake has died of the rare infection, relatives said. Hunter Boutain, 14, contracted the disease on Tuesday as he swam in Lake Minnewaska, Minnesota Health ...
Teen dies from rare brain infection after swimming in Minnesota lake
Officials investigating after Minnesota teen dies from suspected brain-eating ...
Alexandria Boy Dies After Possible Infection by Amoeba
Focus News
Low Level Of Education As Dangerous As Smoking
Focus News
Estimating the number of deaths that can be linked to differences in education, researchers have determined that lacking education may be as deadly as being a current rather than former smoker. “In public health policy, we often focus on changing ...
Skipping School May Be As Harmful As SmokingUniversity Herald
Skipping university is as deadly as smokingDaily Times
Staying in school would help people live longer, study suggestsFox News
Weekly Observer
Science Times
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Focus News
Estimating the number of deaths that can be linked to differences in education, researchers have determined that lacking education may be as deadly as being a current rather than former smoker. “In public health policy, we often focus on changing ...
Skipping School May Be As Harmful As Smoking
Skipping university is as deadly as smoking
Staying in school would help people live longer, study suggests
Times LIVE
Oral cholera vaccine shows promise, finds study
Weekly Observer
An oral cholera vaccine is giving hope to scientists and governments that wish to nip the cholera problem in endemic countries right at the bud. The vaccine named Shanchol,is being manufactured by India's Shantha Biotechnics Ltd, an affiliate of the ...
Oral cholera vaccine could speed control efforts, trial findsFox News
Cholera vaccine could speed control effortsIndependent Online
Bangladesh To Fight terrible Disease Cholera With Oral VaccineRapid News Network
Zee News
U.S. News & World Report
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Weekly Observer
An oral cholera vaccine is giving hope to scientists and governments that wish to nip the cholera problem in endemic countries right at the bud. The vaccine named Shanchol,is being manufactured by India's Shantha Biotechnics Ltd, an affiliate of the ...
Oral cholera vaccine could speed control efforts, trial finds
Cholera vaccine could speed control efforts
Bangladesh To Fight terrible Disease Cholera With Oral Vaccine
Financial Express
Diabetes can lead to decline of cognitive skills
Financial Express
Type 2 diabetes can negatively impact a person's cognitive and decision-making skills, and also affect their ability to perform daily activities such as cooking and bathing, a new study has found. By: PTI | Boston | July 9, 2015 4:40 pm ...
People with diabetes suffer memory loss & declining decision-making skillsDaily Times
Type 2 diabetes linked to dementiaScience Times
Diabetes Takes a Toll on the BrainWeekly Observer
Times of India
Pioneer News
NDTV
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Financial Express
Type 2 diabetes can negatively impact a person's cognitive and decision-making skills, and also affect their ability to perform daily activities such as cooking and bathing, a new study has found. By: PTI | Boston | July 9, 2015 4:40 pm ...
People with diabetes suffer memory loss & declining decision-making skills
Type 2 diabetes linked to dementia
Diabetes Takes a Toll on the Brain
Daily Mail
The secret of how to manage men is setting them goals
Daily Mail
Researchers in Leicester say giving men specific targets motivates them, even when there is no financial reward. But, it seems, the same can't be said for women. In a series of tasks, women performed better than men when no specific goals were set.
Men perform better when goals are set: StudyThe Statesman (press release)
Men perform better than women when goals are setANINEWS
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Daily Mail
Researchers in Leicester say giving men specific targets motivates them, even when there is no financial reward. But, it seems, the same can't be said for women. In a series of tasks, women performed better than men when no specific goals were set.
Men perform better when goals are set: Study
Men perform better than women when goals are set
The Australian Financial Review
Legal highs: welcome to the cannabis revolution
The Australian Financial Review
Broken Coast Cannabis in British Columbia, Canada supplies legal medical grade marijuana to a domestic market. The Age. by Marco Evers and Laura Höflinger. Ms Zeng speaks quietly, almost in a whisper, with a strong Chinese accent. How long have you ...
Canadian Bioceutical Corp. still 'fully committed' to operating medical ...Owen Sound Sun Times
What you need to know about Hawaii's New Medical Marijuana LawMauiTime Weekly (blog)
Philly420: Taxing Pa. medical marijuana the wrong approachPhilly.com
Digital Journal
PennLive.com
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The Australian Financial Review
Broken Coast Cannabis in British Columbia, Canada supplies legal medical grade marijuana to a domestic market. The Age. by Marco Evers and Laura Höflinger. Ms Zeng speaks quietly, almost in a whisper, with a strong Chinese accent. How long have you ...
Canadian Bioceutical Corp. still 'fully committed' to operating medical ...
What you need to know about Hawaii's New Medical Marijuana Law
Philly420: Taxing Pa. medical marijuana the wrong approach
Refinery29
Here's How You Could Have Inherited Your Anxiety
Refinery29
Having anxiety can make us feel out of control and totally alone. However, research suggests that we may not need to look much further than our own family trees to find other people dealing with the same issues, because we could have inherited a lot of ...
How I escaped my family's anxiety trapTelegraph.co.uk
Anxious Brains Are Inherited ? Founded In A Recent StudyMizo News
Anxious Brain? Thank Your ParentsYahoo Health
AZERTAC News
Microfinance Monitor
The Independent
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Refinery29
Having anxiety can make us feel out of control and totally alone. However, research suggests that we may not need to look much further than our own family trees to find other people dealing with the same issues, because we could have inherited a lot of ...
How I escaped my family's anxiety trap
Anxious Brains Are Inherited ? Founded In A Recent Study
Anxious Brain? Thank Your Parents
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