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Do you have a question about Ebola?
BBC News
More than 9,000 people have been killed by Ebola mostly in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone since the outbreak began. Do you have a question about Ebola? While numbers of new cases have been falling sharply since the start of 2015, experts believe that ...
Liberia confirms second Ebola death in outbreakCTV News
Liberia announces second Ebola death as new outbreak spreadsThe Guardian Nigeria (satire) (press release) (blog)
Another Ebola Fatality Is Reported in LiberiaNew York Times
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BBC News
More than 9,000 people have been killed by Ebola mostly in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone since the outbreak began. Do you have a question about Ebola? While numbers of new cases have been falling sharply since the start of 2015, experts believe that ...
Liberia confirms second Ebola death in outbreak
Liberia announces second Ebola death as new outbreak spreads
Another Ebola Fatality Is Reported in Liberia
The Australian Women's Weekly
First defense against HPV – prevention
KeepMEcurrent.com
According to the American Cancer Society, about 12,900 women will be diagnosed with cervical cancer this year. Another 4,100 will die from it. While this cancer used to be the leading cause of death for women in the United States, the numbers have gone ...
Global HPV Testing Market 2015-2019 - Increased Incidence of HPV Drives MarketPR Newswire (press release)
Content Partner: Cervical Cancer Prevention for Nigerian WomenPulse Nigeria
10 things you need to know about changes to Pap testsThe Australian Women's Weekly
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KeepMEcurrent.com
According to the American Cancer Society, about 12,900 women will be diagnosed with cervical cancer this year. Another 4,100 will die from it. While this cancer used to be the leading cause of death for women in the United States, the numbers have gone ...
Global HPV Testing Market 2015-2019 - Increased Incidence of HPV Drives Market
Content Partner: Cervical Cancer Prevention for Nigerian Women
10 things you need to know about changes to Pap tests
Tackling inherited illness
BusinessDay
Often, parents and children with inherited sickness have a hard time handling crises when they occur. FUNKE OSAE-BROWN writes that staying strong together helps families to overcome. More than 40 years ago, Toyin Adesola was born ith Sickle Cell ...
Sickle cell anaemia stalks Adivasis, says studyThe Hindu
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BusinessDay
Often, parents and children with inherited sickness have a hard time handling crises when they occur. FUNKE OSAE-BROWN writes that staying strong together helps families to overcome. More than 40 years ago, Toyin Adesola was born ith Sickle Cell ...
Sickle cell anaemia stalks Adivasis, says study
Metro
Sophie Loader has two wombs, which means she goes into labour every time ...
Metro
If you think you suffer from bad period pains, then spare a thought for this poor woman. Sophie Loader has a rare medical condition which means she suffers terrible labour pains every time she has her period. Just imagine. Sophie was born with uterus ...
Woman 'goes in to labour' every time she has a periodCloser
Meet The Woman Who Goes Into Labour Every Time She Does Her Period ...Information Nigeria
Woman goes into labour every time she has her period - after being born with ...SDE Entertainment News
The Inquisitr
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Metro
If you think you suffer from bad period pains, then spare a thought for this poor woman. Sophie Loader has a rare medical condition which means she suffers terrible labour pains every time she has her period. Just imagine. Sophie was born with uterus ...
Woman 'goes in to labour' every time she has a period
Meet The Woman Who Goes Into Labour Every Time She Does Her Period ...
Woman goes into labour every time she has her period - after being born with ...
Information Nigeria
Take a Stand for the Liver
BusinessGhana
"Viral Hepatitis can be prevented. It's up to all of us to act." www.worldhepatitisday.org. Hepatitis is a disease of the liver that may occur with little or no symptoms initially but if persists may have disastrous consequences. Many of us have heard ...
20 Million Nigerians Infected With Hepatitis Virus-FGAllAfrica.com
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BusinessGhana
"Viral Hepatitis can be prevented. It's up to all of us to act." www.worldhepatitisday.org. Hepatitis is a disease of the liver that may occur with little or no symptoms initially but if persists may have disastrous consequences. Many of us have heard ...
20 Million Nigerians Infected With Hepatitis Virus-FG
Maternal & Infant Mortality Reduction: Airtel playing significant role in Nigeria
WorldStage
At the start of the new millennium, one of the eighth agreed Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), MDG5 was to reduce by three quarters between 1990 and 2015, the Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR) to achieve universal access to reproductive health.
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WorldStage
At the start of the new millennium, one of the eighth agreed Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), MDG5 was to reduce by three quarters between 1990 and 2015, the Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR) to achieve universal access to reproductive health.
News24
Ghana bans sale, movement of live poultry
News24
Accra - Ghana has banned the sale and transport of live poultry after the H5N1 virus killed thousands of birds, while there has been no record of human infection, the ministry of agriculture has said. The statement from the ministry, published on ...
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News24
Accra - Ghana has banned the sale and transport of live poultry after the H5N1 virus killed thousands of birds, while there has been no record of human infection, the ministry of agriculture has said. The statement from the ministry, published on ...
TIME
Your Phone Can Tell Whether You're Depressed
TechCrunch
You may think you know a lot about the inner-workings of your phone, but your phone may have an even better picture of your mental state. A new study published yesterday in the Journal of Medical Internet Research by researchers from Northwestern ...
Researchers link smartphone use to diagnosis of depressionTimes Gazette
Could cellphone use determine whether you're depressed?CTV News
Smartphone usage detects depressionVocal Republic
Huffington Post
Christian Science Monitor
The Indian Express
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TechCrunch
You may think you know a lot about the inner-workings of your phone, but your phone may have an even better picture of your mental state. A new study published yesterday in the Journal of Medical Internet Research by researchers from Northwestern ...
Researchers link smartphone use to diagnosis of depression
Could cellphone use determine whether you're depressed?
Smartphone usage detects depression
Los Angeles Times
Why screams are scary (hint: It's not because they're loud)
Los Angeles Times
You know it when you hear it -- the blood-curdling peal, the hair-raising shriek -- but for years scientists have not fully understood what makes a scream a scream, says one team of researchers who believe they have figured out the secret ingredient ...
How screams can stop us dead in our tracksThe Australian (blog)
Screams really do scare usDispatch Times
Human screams jolt brain's fear-response centerFox News
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Los Angeles Times
You know it when you hear it -- the blood-curdling peal, the hair-raising shriek -- but for years scientists have not fully understood what makes a scream a scream, says one team of researchers who believe they have figured out the secret ingredient ...
How screams can stop us dead in our tracks
Screams really do scare us
Human screams jolt brain's fear-response center
The Independent
Can the obese achieve a healthy weight? Fat chance, a study shows
Herald Sun
The chances of an obese person achieving normal body weight are very low, a British study has found. Losing 5-10 per cent body weight is often recommended as a weight-loss target. But researchers also found the chance of this being achieved was just ...
Obesity: 'Slim chance' of return to normal weightBBC News
Fat chance of obese returning to normal size, reveal expertsThe Times (subscription)
Obese People Have A Slim Chance Of Attaining Normal Body WeightUniversity Herald
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Herald Sun
The chances of an obese person achieving normal body weight are very low, a British study has found. Losing 5-10 per cent body weight is often recommended as a weight-loss target. But researchers also found the chance of this being achieved was just ...
Obesity: 'Slim chance' of return to normal weight
Fat chance of obese returning to normal size, reveal experts
Obese People Have A Slim Chance Of Attaining Normal Body Weight
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