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Curve the elephant gives birth to rare twins in South Africa
CBC.ca
A rare set of twin elephants was born in South Africa in early December. Curve, a 31-year-old female elephant named after the curve of one of her tusks, gave birth at Pongola Game Reserve in Pongola, South Africa, according to a statement from the reserve.
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A rare set of twin elephants was born in South Africa in early December. Curve, a 31-year-old female elephant named after the curve of one of her tusks, gave birth at Pongola Game Reserve in Pongola, South Africa, according to a statement from the reserve.
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Rare elephant twins born in South Africa
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Independent Online
Small dose of Prozac could combat PMS
Independent Online
London - Mini-doses of Prozac could end the monthly misery of PMS, scientists believe. They say the irritability and mood swings of pre-menstrual syndrome are caused by plummeting levels of progesterone, a hormone that keeps a lid on emotions. Prozac ...
Antidepressants Can Prevent PMS Symptoms, But Not for the Reason You'd ThinkBustle
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Independent Online
London - Mini-doses of Prozac could end the monthly misery of PMS, scientists believe. They say the irritability and mood swings of pre-menstrual syndrome are caused by plummeting levels of progesterone, a hormone that keeps a lid on emotions. Prozac ...
Antidepressants Can Prevent PMS Symptoms, But Not for the Reason You'd Think
Scientists claim Prozac could ease monthly misery of irritability and mood swings
Premenstrual Syndrome is like drug withdrawal and could be cured with Prozac ...
CIO Today
New app will let doctors review patients' genome for cancer treatment
Genetic Literacy Project
Patrick Soon-Shiong, the richest doctor in the world, and Blackberry Chief Executive John Chen made some news at Thursday's Forbes Healthcare Summit, revealing a new app that will allow doctors to review a cancer patient's genes on a Blackberry phone.
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Genetic Literacy Project
Patrick Soon-Shiong, the richest doctor in the world, and Blackberry Chief Executive John Chen made some news at Thursday's Forbes Healthcare Summit, revealing a new app that will allow doctors to review a cancer patient's genes on a Blackberry phone.
Healthcare App to be Launched by BlackBerry (NASDAQ: BBRY)
BlackBerry, NantHealth Launch Breakthrough Cancer Browser
BlackBerry, NantHealth Debut Cancer Genone Browser
Times LIVE
Desmond Tutu cancels travel due to health
East Coast Radio
10 December 2014 at 06:16 by Sapa - Doctors treating Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu will be monitoring his health. 0 comments. 0 Comments. Share: 0. Share. Facebook Twitter Google+ Email. Share this with your friends! From. To. Compose your ...
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10 December 2014 at 06:16 by Sapa - Doctors treating Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu will be monitoring his health. 0 comments. 0 Comments. Share: 0. Share. Facebook Twitter Google+ Email. Share this with your friends! From. To. Compose your ...
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IBNLive
Sierra Leone area to hold 2-week Ebola 'lockdown'
IBNLive
Freetown: Health workers sent to Sierra Leone to investigate an alarming spike in deaths from Ebola have uncovered a grim scene piles of bodies, overwhelmed medical personnel and exhausted burial teams. The World Health Organisation says the health ...
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IBNLive
Freetown: Health workers sent to Sierra Leone to investigate an alarming spike in deaths from Ebola have uncovered a grim scene piles of bodies, overwhelmed medical personnel and exhausted burial teams. The World Health Organisation says the health ...
Ebola Toll Climbs, Fueled by Spread in Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone diamond zone hit by largely hidden Ebola outbreak
Ebola death toll climbs to 6388 as Sierra Leone cases soar
Ghana Business News
Statistics Forum Open Sessions Ahead of Statistical Committee Meeting
AllAfrica.com
Tunis — The sixth Forum on African Statistical Development (FASDEV VI) opened in Tunisia today as part of various preparatory events leading to this week's meetings of the Statistical Commission for Africa (StatCom-Africa) and Committee of Directors ...
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Tunis — The sixth Forum on African Statistical Development (FASDEV VI) opened in Tunisia today as part of various preparatory events leading to this week's meetings of the Statistical Commission for Africa (StatCom-Africa) and Committee of Directors ...
EU to use AU certified statistics on Africa as they collaborate to improve quality
Times LIVE
Malaria deaths halved since 2000 but Ebola risks gains: WHO
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A Sudanese woman, a refugee displaced by the war in the Nuba Mountains in Sudan who is suffering from malaria, sits inside her makeshift house in Golo, Fashoda county in Upper Nile State. File photo. Image by: ANDREEA CAMPEANU / Reuters ...
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A Sudanese woman, a refugee displaced by the war in the Nuba Mountains in Sudan who is suffering from malaria, sits inside her makeshift house in Golo, Fashoda county in Upper Nile State. File photo. Image by: ANDREEA CAMPEANU / Reuters ...
Malaria progress threatened by Ebola, drug resistance, says WHO
Malaria Deaths Halved Since 2000, Ebola Risks Gains: WHO
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Mobile phones unlikely to harm human health, scientists find
Telegraph.co.uk
The magnetic fields created by mobile phones and power lines are not harmful to human health, the University of Manchester has found. Several studies have suggested that electromagnetic fields emitted from mobile devices and power cables could cause ...
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Telegraph.co.uk
The magnetic fields created by mobile phones and power lines are not harmful to human health, the University of Manchester has found. Several studies have suggested that electromagnetic fields emitted from mobile devices and power cables could cause ...
Mobile phones, power lines not harmful: study
Mobile phones "likely to be safe" to human health: study
Is Living Hear High-Power Electricity Lines Bad For Health?
Times LIVE
Trying to be slim? Have your dessert first
Daily Times
But the key to losing weight could be to eat dessert first, scientists have claimed. Researchers from Imperial College London believe that feasting on sugar-rich foods at the start of a meal could help keep people's appetites in check. The study focused on ...
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Daily Times
But the key to losing weight could be to eat dessert first, scientists have claimed. Researchers from Imperial College London believe that feasting on sugar-rich foods at the start of a meal could help keep people's appetites in check. The study focused on ...
Newly-found brain function could prevent obesity
Our brains drive us to eat sugar
Scientists find brain mechanism behind glucose greed
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How Time's 'Person of the Year' Fared in the Cromnibus
Bloomberg
The bill offers millions for training health care workers, researching vaccines, and offering aid abroad. Arit John t aritbenie. After weeks of teasing embarrassing “person of the year” possibilities like Kim Kardashian and Vladimir Putin, Time magazine has ...
Congress Must Directly Fund Hospitals to Ensure Ebola Doesn't Devastate the USAllAfrica.com
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Bloomberg
The bill offers millions for training health care workers, researching vaccines, and offering aid abroad. Arit John t aritbenie. After weeks of teasing embarrassing “person of the year” possibilities like Kim Kardashian and Vladimir Putin, Time magazine has ...
Congress Must Directly Fund Hospitals to Ensure Ebola Doesn't Devastate the US
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