en-ng-hotdailynews: 2015-04-13 Nigeria Health

The pill still dominates, but women have more birth control options than ever
The Globe and Mail
Birth control in Canada is no longer synonymous with the pill. Women here have more options than ever before, but for a variety of reasons the pill remains an overwhelmingly popular choice. Many women may not know about contraceptives such as ...

Birth Control Pill May Alter The Structure Of A Womens' Minds, Study   Information Nigeria
Contraceptives: Birth control pills could cause changes in a womans brain   Pulse Nigeria

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The Inquisitr

Miracle Baby Born, Conceived 48 Hours After Father's Death
The Inquisitr
In what some are calling a incredible case of enduring love, a South Australian mother gave birth to a baby that was conceived using sperm collected after the father's death. The woman (who cannot be named for legal reasons) faced not only impossible odds ...

Healthy baby born from sperm taken 48 hours after father died in motorbike crash   mirror.co.uk
Gift From The Dead: Baby born from dead man's sperm   Pulse Nigeria
Baby born from sperm collected two days after his father died   Metro

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Metro

Model Caitlin Finley eats up to 10000 calories a day for sexual kicks
Metro
She weighs 30 stone and eats up to 10,000 calories a day, and her photographer is her mother, Dorothy, 50. Caitlin, who has a BMI of 80 – the healthy range is 18-25 – earns up to £130 a week and her dress size is 24. But she insists it's not all bad. 'My blood ...

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SOS Children

Food: How To Keep It Safe
Leadership Newspapers
World Health Day is observed on April 7 each year to mark the anniversary of the 1948 founding of the World Health Organization (WHO). This year, the WHO is using the day to draw attention to the global threat of food contamination and safety with the ...

Food contamination may cost businesses a lot of money   The Swazi Observer
Protect our food to protect our health   SOS Children (blog)

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Nigerian Observer

10000 Albinos In Hiding After Killings In Tanzanian
Nigerian Observer
THE mistaken belief that albino body parts have magical powers has driven thousands of Africa's albinos into hiding, fearful of losing their lives and limbs to unscrupulous dealers who can make up to $75,000 selling a complete dismembered set. Mary Owido ...

Palm Beach doctor honored for charitable work   Palm Beach Daily News
Malawi Issues 'Shoot First' Order to Police to Stop Albino Hunters   Breitbart News
Malawi goes drastic on Albino Slayers   Ventures Africa
The Age
VICE
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Nigerian Tribune

HIV and computer malware have similar attack traits
Nigerian Tribune
Machines have always aided medicine but when medicine met 20th century technology, it was explosive and significant advancements were made in the areas of disease diagnoses, management and treatments. In hospitals today, computerised machines ...

Living HIV-positive, nutrition linked   Zambia Daily Mail

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mirror.co.uk

Childhood obesity timebomb: Are your kids too fat? Here's what you can do to help
mirror.co.uk
Children carrying a bit of puppy fat is not unusual and, as most parents know, they often grow out of it. But with almost a third of 10 to 11-year-olds now overweight or obese, we may be losing the battle of the childhood bulge. And a study which shows most ...

Dangers Of Child Obesity   Leadership Newspapers

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Shape Magazine

Anxiety and Stress: 3 Recommended breathing exercises
Pulse Nigeria
Just like most things we take for granted, breathing has a profound impact on our mood, mind, and body. Published: 12.04.2015; Vwovwe Egbo. Print; eMail · Breathing exercise play. Breathing exercise. (shapemagazine) ...

3 Breathing Techniques for Dealing with Anxiety, Stress, and Low Energy   Shape Magazine

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