2015年7月17日 星期五

2015-07-18 Nigeria Health


New York Times
   
Liberia Says 4 Remaining Ebola Patients Have Recovered   
New York Times
MONROVIA, Liberia — The four remaining patients infected during Liberia's recent string of Ebola cases have recovered, meaning there are currently no confirmed cases in the country though more than 100 people are still under surveillance, a health ...
Ebola still poses a serious threat   Washington Post
India assures all assistance to Ebola-hit Sierra Leone   Economic Times

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Stuff.co.nz
   
Medical students chop off baby's penis by accident   
Stuff.co.nz
Medical students have reportedly mistaken a newborn's penis for his umbilical cord and chopped it off. The undergraduates made the shocking blunder in the delivery room in the City of Saltillo in the state of Coahuila, north-eastern Mexico, The Sun ...
Med Students Confuse Baby's Vital Organ With Umbilical Cord: It's As Horrible ...   The Inquisitr
Mexican medical students SLICE into baby's penis instead of umbilical cord   Daily Mail
Medical students 'sliced newborn baby's penis' while cutting umbilical cord   Mirror.co.uk
Eagle Reporters   
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Times of India
   
Life Hacks: 5 reasons you desperately need naps!   
Pulse Nigeria
There is no excuse not to nap especially when there are so many health benefits. Published: 17.07.2015; Inemesit Udodiong. Print; eMail · Man napping play. Man napping. (shutterstock). Wellness 5 causes of insomnia · Fitness Tips Try out this simple ...
Column: Naptown columnist writes about — what else — naps   Daily Journal
How nap time can improve your mental health   Great Bend Tribune
7 important reasons to take a nap right now   Times of India

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HIV/Cancer - Govt Launches 'Pain-Free Hospital Initiative'   
AllAfrica.com
Abuja — The Permanent Secretary in the Federal Ministry of Health, Linus Awute, has said that over 177,000 people were estimated to have died in 2012 as a result of severe or moderate pains from HIV or cancer in Nigeria. Also, in the same year, the ...

'182000 Nigerians Die Annually From Untreated Pain'   Leadership Newspapers

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The Star Online
   
Your smartphone knows if you're depressed: study   
The Star Online
SCARY: A preliminary study says your smartphone can tell if you're depressed based on whether you spend too much time on it or whether or not you go out to socialise. – Reuters. Your smartphone knows if you are depressed. So say researchers at ...

Smartphones can detect depression by analyzing daily usage, GPS data – study   RT
Your smartphone can diagnose depression   Times of India
Frequently Checking Your Cellphone? Lay Off That iPhone: Study Shows Link ...   iSchoolGuide
Santa Fe New Mexican   
Dispatch Times   
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Newsday
   
4 more mosquito samples test positive for West Nile virus in Suffolk   
Newsday
A file photo shows a mosquito, a carrier for the potentially lethal West Nile virus. (Credit: Getty Images). Four more mosquito samples in Suffolk County have tested positive for West Nile virus, bringing the grand total to seven this year, the county ...
Louisiana health department confirms 3 new West Nile cases   Washington Times
West Nile Found In Rankin County Mosquitoes   WJTV
Rid your yard of standing water where mosquitoes can breed   Tucson News Now

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CBS News
   
Obese people almost never attain normal weight, study finds   
CBS News
Last Updated Jul 17, 2015 5:10 PM EDT. Weight loss can be a battle for everyone. But a large new study says that for obese people, the odds of reaching normal weight are near impossible. The study, published in the American Journal of Public Health, ...

What happens when fat kids don't know they're fat anymore   Washington Post (blog)
Obese people less likely to return to normal weight, study says   Fox News
A new study reveals something important about obesity and health costs   Vox
Philly.com   
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Herald Scotland
   
Tough new sugar target "foolish" says leading Scots nutritionist   
Herald Scotland
Professor Mike Lean, chair of Human Nutrition at Glasgow University's School of Medicine, said a new public health target to obtain no more than five per cent of daily calories from so-called free sugars was misguided and unrealistic when the existing ...
'Eat no more than SEVEN teaspoons of sugar a day,' say Government advisers   Daily Mail
One fizzy drink a day 'puts kids over sugar limit'   Scotsman
Unite calls for sugar tax to tackle child obesity   Morning Star Online
Ghana Broadcasting Corporation   
Express.co.uk   
Bury Times   
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Times of India
   
Marijuana can help treat fractures   
Times of India
JERUSALEM: A component in marijuana can significantly help heal bone fractures, according to a new study that paves the way for future use of cannabinoid drugs to combat osteoporosis and other bone-related diseases. According to the research at Tel ...

Cannabis could help heal broken bones according to new research   Mirror.co.uk
Broke a Bone? Smoke a Joint   Shalom Life
Marijuana may help cure broken bones: study   National Monitor
Irish Examiner   
Weekly Observer   
The Standard Daily   
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Irish Independent
   
EU probe on air tragedy urges psychiatric screening for pilots   
Irish Independent
A task force set up after the Germanwings disaster has recommended improved psychological screening for new pilots to reduce the risks of a similar tragedy. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. The panel of ...
Pilots to face psychological screening   Irish Examiner
EU panel urges more pilot screening after Germanwings crash   Reuters
EU task force calls for psychological exams, testing for pilots   CTV News
Sky News Australia   
The Times (subscription)   
New York Times   
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