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2015年9月9日 星期三

2015-09-10 Namibia Health


Daily Mail
   
Alzheimer's 'may spread via blood transfusions or surgical and dental ...   
Daily Mail
Alzheimer's disease can be caught from blood transfusions, operations and dental work, it is feared. A potentially explosive study has provided the first evidence that the devastating condition can, like mad cow disease, spread through 'medical accidents'.
Study: Alzheimer's pathology might be transmittable via medical procedures   Washington Post
Scientists fear Alzheimer's 'may be passed on in surgeries'   Irish Independent
Alzheimer's 'seeds' might be transferred   The Australian
NEWS.com.au   
Irish Examiner   
all 64 news articles »   


CBC.ca
   
Salmonella outbreak: 2nd death in US linked to tainted cucumbers   
CBC.ca
A second person has died in a widespread salmonella outbreak linked to tainted cucumber imports that has made more than 300 people ill across 30 states, federal and Texas health officials said on Wednesday. The latest fatality, in late August, was a ...
Salmonella-tainted cucumbers kill 2 people and sicken 339 others, CDC says   Los Angeles Times
Salmonella outbreak tied to cucumbers contained in AZ   azcentral.com
Salmonella From Cucumbers May Have Sickened 341 (UPDATE)   Huffington Post
The Seattle Times   
SFGate   
all 257 news articles »   


Sci-Tech Today
   
Diabetes Nation? Half of Americans Have Diabetes or Pre-Diabetes   
Sci-Tech Today
About half of all Americans have either diabetes or pre-diabetes, according to a new report. And experts in the field say that's good news. That's because the study finds that after two decades of linear growth, the prevalence of diabetes in the United ...
50% of US Adults Have Diabetes or Prediabetes   Dispatch Times
At Least 30% of the U.S. Population Still Don't Know They Have Diabetes   Youth Health Magzine

all 223 news articles »   


Irish Times
   
Child deaths have halved globally since 2000, says Unicef   
Irish Times
The number of children dying before their fifth birthday has been reduced globally by more than half since 2000, according to the latest figures from Unicef. While the greatest progress has been made in sub-Saharan Africa, the improvement falls short ...
Rate of child deaths drops by half since 1990   Irish Examiner
Child mortality drops by 53.5% since 1990, says report   The Guardian Nigeria (satire) (press release) (blog)
Kids' Deaths Halved But 6 Million Still Die Every Year: UNICEF   NBCNews.com
BBC News   
Huffington Post   
all 184 news articles »   


CBS News
   
The 10 best countries to live in for people over 60   
CBS News
As life expectancy increases, the proportion of adults in their retirement years is expected to grow in all regions of the world. According to recent data, there are approximately 901 million people worldwide who are 60 and over. By 2050, that number ...
Above 60? India among world`s worst places for you to live   Zee News
Canada slips in ranking of best places to grow old   CTV News
Canada is world's fifth-best place to grow old, report says   The Globe and Mail
BBC News   
Fox News   
Times of India   
all 110 news articles »   


Complex
   
Sleep Expert Advocates Against Working Before 9 A.M., Equates it to "Torture"   
Complex
You spent all of high school complaining about waking up at ungodly hours just to make it to homeroom at 7:45 a.m. (Or was that just me?) Soon you realized that was just a warm-up for the sleep deprived life you would lead in college and beyond at your ...
Work, school should start at 10am to improve health and results: experts   Arirang News
Starting work before 10 am is tantamount to torture, researcher finds   Calgary Herald
Expert says sleep deprivation is 'torture,' calls for later work day   USA TODAY
The Guardian   
National Post   
all 95 news articles »   


Cancer blood test could be game changer   
Courier Mail
A NEW blood test could help change the way cancer is diagnosed, it has been claimed. BRITISH researchers hope that it might one day be available in GP surgeries to provide a diagnosis within days and the chance of earlier treatment. The test, which ...

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Fox News
   
Teens who vape appear more likely to smoke, study finds   
Fox News
Teenagers and young adults who use e-cigarettes are more likely to move on to traditional cigarettes than those who do not use the electronic devices, according to a small study sponsored by the National Cancer Institute. The study, by researchers at ...
E-cigarettes: Teens who vape are more likely to smoke later, study says   Los Angeles Times
Rates Of Smoking Are Down, But Still High In The Military   Daily Caller
Parents! You think e-cigs are OK for teens? Think again   Hindustan Times
NDTV   
Wausau Daily Herald   
iFreePress.com (blog)   
all 131 news articles »   


NY City News
   
Teens increasingly using e-cigarettes to vaporize marijuana   
NY City News
It has been reported in a new study that teenagers are increasingly turning to e-cigarettes in order to smoke marijuana. The tobacco industry markets e-cigarettes as a safer option to conventional cigarettes. On Monday, the study was published in the ...
Teens Are Using E-Cigarette Devices to Smoke Marijuana   Pioneer News

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Sydney Morning Herald
   
German homeopathy conference ends in mass psychedelic overdose   
Sydney Morning Herald
Berlin: One thing you don't generally expect at a homoeopathy conference is for any of the "medicines" to have drastic side effects. So when 29 delegates at an alternative medicine seminar in Germany started staggering around the site, suffering from ...
Homoeopathy talk ends in mass psychedelic overdose   Irish Independent
German homoeopathy conference ends in mass psychedelic overdose   New Zealand Herald
Hallucinating homeopaths sickened by LSD-like drug at German conference   Washington Post
The Inquisitr   
Firstpost   
all 60 news articles »   

2015-09-10 Namibia Science


CBS News
   
Bright spots on dwarf planet Ceres seen in greater detail   
CBS News
Last Updated Sep 9, 2015 9:55 PM EDT. Intriguing bright spots in a crater on the dwarf planet Ceres, the largest body in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, are coming into sharper focus as NASA's Dawn spacecraft studies the world from a ...

2015-09-10 Namibia Sports


StarAfrica.com
   
Namibia leader call on farmers to donate to food bank   
StarAfrica.com
President Hage Geingob has called on commercial farmers in the Omaheke region to donate food to the food bank, which government plan to establish to feed vulnerable members of the Namibian society.Geingob who was touring the region, accompanied ...

2015-09-10 Namibia Entertainment


Telegraph.co.uk
   
Caitlyn Jenner says she fears being sent to male prison over car crash   
Telegraph.co.uk
Caitlyn Jenner, the former Olympic champion and reality TV star who is being investigated in connection with a fatal California car crash, defended herself on Wednesday and expressed concern over county jails that place transgender people with the ...

2015-09-10 Namibia Technology


Times of India
   
Apple launches iPhone 6S, 6S Plus with 3D Touch   
Times of India
NEW DELHI: Eight years after changing the way we use mobile phones with the first iPhone, Apple has once again heralded a big change in world's best-selling gadget iPhone. The new iPhones, named iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, are not lighter, thinner or ...

2015-09-10 Namibia Business


TIME
   
What You Need to Know About Chip-and-PIN Credit Cards   
TIME
Remember the Target and Neiman Marcus credit card hacks that happened in 2013? The National Retail Federation does, and it decided to do something about it. Retailers have put their might behind pushes for new chip-and-pin, or EMV, credit cards, which ...

2015-09-10 Namibia World


New York Times
   
Your Wednesday Briefing   
New York Times
(Want to get the briefing by email? Here's the sign-up.) Good morning. Here's what you need to know: • Migrant quotas back on the table. In his State of the European Union address today, the president of the European Commission called for an emergency ...

2015-09-10 Namibia Africa


BDlive
   
S.Africa's Zuma says urgent intervention needed to save mining sector   
Reuters Africa
PRETORIA, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Consistently low commodity prices and the risk of job losses have forced the government to call an urgent meeting with labour and business leaders in South Africa's mining sector, President Jacob Zuma said on Tuesday.
Zuma Pushes for Mining Rescue Plan   AllAfrica.com
South Africa President Meets Mine Employers, Workers on Job Cuts   Bloomberg
Zuma wants all South Africans to report crime   Ledger Gazette
Dispatch Times   
all 66 news articles »   


The Nation
   
Nigeria bans horseriding to slow jihadists   
The Times (subscription)
Nigeria's military has banned horse-riding in a bid to stop Boko Haram raiding villages on horseback. The ban in the northeastern state of Borno comes after a sustained air campaign against the Islamist extremists. Despite losing some territorial ...
Boko Haram: Army clears four foreigners, 124 others   The Nation Newspaper
Army frees 128 Boko Haram suspects   The Punch
Nigeria Military Recaptures Border Town from Boko Haram   Voice of America
Bloomberg   
Chicago Tribune   
The Guardian Nigeria (satire) (press release) (blog)   
all 112 news articles »   


News24
   
'Total onslaught' against Afrikaans - AfriForum   
News24
The makers of Luister are all University of Cape Town students. They say the Rhodes Must Fall Movement opened their eyes to the transformation needed at Stellenbosch University.WATCH. Related Links. Luister documentary a conspiracy theory - AfriForum ...

2015-09-10 Namibia Namibia


New Era
   
President Geingob wishes Welwitschias a bon voyage   
New Era
The old adage in African culture that when a child leaves his parents' home to enter uncharted territory, he must do so with the blessings of their father, played its hand with Namibia's International Rugby Board (IRB) World Cup-bound team. The entire ...