New York Times
Another Ebola Fatality Is Reported in Liberia
New York Times
MONROVIA, Liberia — A young woman who died hours after being admitted to an Ebola treatment unit on Sunday became the second Ebola fatality since Liberia was declared free of the virus on May 9, government officials said on Wednesday. Even though ...
Guinea Faces New Challenge in Struggle to Stamp Out EbolaWall Street Journal (blog)
Ebola Survivor Likely Source of New Liberian Outbreak: WHONDTV
Liberia confirms new Ebola caseSydney Morning Herald
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USA TODAY
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New York Times
MONROVIA, Liberia — A young woman who died hours after being admitted to an Ebola treatment unit on Sunday became the second Ebola fatality since Liberia was declared free of the virus on May 9, government officials said on Wednesday. Even though ...
Guinea Faces New Challenge in Struggle to Stamp Out Ebola
Ebola Survivor Likely Source of New Liberian Outbreak: WHO
Liberia confirms new Ebola case
Global Kidney Cancer Drugs Market 2015-2019
SYS-CON Media (press release)
Kidney cancer also known as renal cancer affects the kidney cells. RCC is the most common form of kidney cancer in adults and Wilms' tumor in children. The exact cause of the disease is not yet known. The symptoms of renal cancer are often confused ...
Time to tackle kidney disease head onThe Hill (blog)
Urgent Help: This 29-yr-old graduate needs N10m to livePulse Nigeria
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SYS-CON Media (press release)
Kidney cancer also known as renal cancer affects the kidney cells. RCC is the most common form of kidney cancer in adults and Wilms' tumor in children. The exact cause of the disease is not yet known. The symptoms of renal cancer are often confused ...
Time to tackle kidney disease head on
Urgent Help: This 29-yr-old graduate needs N10m to live
Tech Times
Supersized Hospitals In China Still Struggling With Patient Numbers
Tech Times
Hospitals in China are expanding, but the number of patients being admitted is greatly increasing as well. Chinese patients, while they could be treated in smaller community medical centers, choose to be admitted to university-affiliated hospitals. The ...
Big Hospitals and Healthcare in ChinaApex Tribune
Bigger may not be better for China's 'super hospitals'Reuters Africa
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Tech Times
Hospitals in China are expanding, but the number of patients being admitted is greatly increasing as well. Chinese patients, while they could be treated in smaller community medical centers, choose to be admitted to university-affiliated hospitals. The ...
Big Hospitals and Healthcare in China
Bigger may not be better for China's 'super hospitals'
Secondhand Smoke Tied to Raised Stroke Risk in Study
HealthDay
WEDNESDAY, July 15, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- New research suggests that exposure to secondhand smoke may increase nonsmokers' risk of stroke by nearly one-third. "Our findings suggest the possibility for adverse health outcomes such as stroke ...
No Smoking: Risk of stroke is increased by inhaling second-hand smokePulse Nigeria
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HealthDay
WEDNESDAY, July 15, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- New research suggests that exposure to secondhand smoke may increase nonsmokers' risk of stroke by nearly one-third. "Our findings suggest the possibility for adverse health outcomes such as stroke ...
No Smoking: Risk of stroke is increased by inhaling second-hand smoke
The Salinas Californian
Researchers study insulin pills to prevent diabetes
The Salinas Californian
CHICAGO – For nearly a century, insulin has been a life-saving diabetes treatment. Now scientists are testing a tantalizing question: What if pills containing the same medicine patients inject every day could also prevent the disease? Hayden Murphy, 13 ...
Older age at onset of type 1 diabetes associated with lower brain connectivity ...(e) Science News (press release) (registration)
Pitt study: Later onset diabetes can accelerate agingPittsburgh Business Times (blog)
How to get off the slow path to dementiaThe Australian Financial Review
Diabetes News Journal
WNCN
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The Salinas Californian
CHICAGO – For nearly a century, insulin has been a life-saving diabetes treatment. Now scientists are testing a tantalizing question: What if pills containing the same medicine patients inject every day could also prevent the disease? Hayden Murphy, 13 ...
Older age at onset of type 1 diabetes associated with lower brain connectivity ...
Pitt study: Later onset diabetes can accelerate aging
How to get off the slow path to dementia
BBC News
'Softener' may help kill cancers
BBC News
It may be possible to "soften-up" cancers before hitting them with chemotherapy drugs, researchers suggest. A study, published in the Cancer Cell, uncovered how tumours can become resistant to commonly used drugs. The University of Manchester team ...
Making chemo more effectiveWebMD.Boots.com
Bid to 'soften up' tumoursTimes of Malta
New drug combo could make cancer more sensitive to chemoAnaesthesiaUK
Cancer Research UK (blog)
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BBC News
It may be possible to "soften-up" cancers before hitting them with chemotherapy drugs, researchers suggest. A study, published in the Cancer Cell, uncovered how tumours can become resistant to commonly used drugs. The University of Manchester team ...
Making chemo more effective
Bid to 'soften up' tumours
New drug combo could make cancer more sensitive to chemo
Bay Area Reporter
HIV cases, deaths fall to new low in SF
Bay Area Reporter
The number of new HIV cases diagnosed in San Francisco decreased by more than 18 percent between 2013 and 2014, and deaths among people with HIV also fell during the same period, according to a recent progress report on the city's Getting to Zero ...
How antiretroviral drugs can suppress HIV, one pill at a timeThe Globe and Mail
Ban Ki-Moon discloses that totally eradicating HIV/AIDS by 2030 is very realisticThe Standard Daily
Will We See the End of AIDS by 2030?Advocate.com
Weekly Observer
BDlive
The Eagle Online
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Bay Area Reporter
The number of new HIV cases diagnosed in San Francisco decreased by more than 18 percent between 2013 and 2014, and deaths among people with HIV also fell during the same period, according to a recent progress report on the city's Getting to Zero ...
How antiretroviral drugs can suppress HIV, one pill at a time
Ban Ki-Moon discloses that totally eradicating HIV/AIDS by 2030 is very realistic
Will We See the End of AIDS by 2030?
Mashable
Parents start GoFundMe campaign to treat 5-year-old son's crippling eczema
Mashable
Five-year-old Morgan Bishop wants to go to school and play with his friends, but his severe eczema, many allergies and life-threatening kidney disease are keeping him from doing so. Morgan's skin condition prevents him from going out, causes unbearable ...
5-year-old boy fights severe eczemamyfoxny.com
Parents of five-year-old boy with severe eczema desperate for cure launch ...MyFOXPhilly.com
Five-Year-Old Begs Mum To Let Him Die Because Of Severe Skin Conditionmalaysiandigest.com
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Mashable
Five-year-old Morgan Bishop wants to go to school and play with his friends, but his severe eczema, many allergies and life-threatening kidney disease are keeping him from doing so. Morgan's skin condition prevents him from going out, causes unbearable ...
5-year-old boy fights severe eczema
Parents of five-year-old boy with severe eczema desperate for cure launch ...
Five-Year-Old Begs Mum To Let Him Die Because Of Severe Skin Condition
Los Angeles Times
Depressed? Your cellphone might be able to diagnose you
Los Angeles Times
We take them to bed. We dine with them at our sides. We turn to them when we're bored, lonely, needy or procrastinating. It should come as no surprise that our smartphones -- those faithful companions we tote through life -- could detect whether ...
How your smartphone knows if you're depressedSydney Morning Herald
Study: Smartphones can provide depression gaugeIrish Examiner
Cellphone security blanketTimes LIVE
The Australian (blog)
University Herald
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Los Angeles Times
We take them to bed. We dine with them at our sides. We turn to them when we're bored, lonely, needy or procrastinating. It should come as no surprise that our smartphones -- those faithful companions we tote through life -- could detect whether ...
How your smartphone knows if you're depressed
Study: Smartphones can provide depression gauge
Cellphone security blanket
USA TODAY
House Republicans to Investigate Planned Parenthood Over Fetal Tissue
New York Times
WASHINGTON — House Republican leaders on Wednesday announced a congressional investigation of Planned Parenthood, a day after anti-abortion activists released a video of an unsuspecting official from the organization explaining how it provides fetal ...
Congress to investigate Planned Parenthood, as presidential candidates weigh inWashington Post
The human tissue conversation we really needCNN
US Congress to probe Planned Parenthood use of aborted fetus tissueReuters
Dallas Morning News
Sacramento Bee
Wall Street Journal
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New York Times
WASHINGTON — House Republican leaders on Wednesday announced a congressional investigation of Planned Parenthood, a day after anti-abortion activists released a video of an unsuspecting official from the organization explaining how it provides fetal ...
Congress to investigate Planned Parenthood, as presidential candidates weigh in
The human tissue conversation we really need
US Congress to probe Planned Parenthood use of aborted fetus tissue
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