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Dignity Dreams project changes lives
Independent Online
Johannesburg - A girl without access to sanitary pads or tampons can miss up to 60 days of school a year. Some of these girls from poor areas use socks, rags, towels, leaves, grass or even school notebook pages, Deputy Minister in the Presidency Buti ...
Campaign to Restore Dignity to Girl LearnersAllAfrica.com
Sanitary pad project gives poor and rural girls dignityThe New Age Online
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Johannesburg - A girl without access to sanitary pads or tampons can miss up to 60 days of school a year. Some of these girls from poor areas use socks, rags, towels, leaves, grass or even school notebook pages, Deputy Minister in the Presidency Buti ...
Campaign to Restore Dignity to Girl Learners
Sanitary pad project gives poor and rural girls dignity
BizNews
May 14, 2015 in Age Well // Deadly medicine: doctors who don't know when to stop
BizNews
Doctors have always had a name for it: iatrogenic disease – from the Greek word, iatros (doctor). It means doctor-caused disease . It's a fancy name for doctor error. Its incidence is unacceptably high worldwide, given that doctors are supposed to heal, not ...
Doctors ARE putting patients at risk by doling out pills like they are SmartiesDaily Mail
Doctors warned of 'over-treating' patientsBBC News
Choose Wisely: Why Doctors Need To Stop 'Over-Treating' Patients And Writing ...Medical Daily
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Doctors have always had a name for it: iatrogenic disease – from the Greek word, iatros (doctor). It means doctor-caused disease . It's a fancy name for doctor error. Its incidence is unacceptably high worldwide, given that doctors are supposed to heal, not ...
Doctors ARE putting patients at risk by doling out pills like they are Smarties
Doctors warned of 'over-treating' patients
Choose Wisely: Why Doctors Need To Stop 'Over-Treating' Patients And Writing ...
U.S. News & World Report
Men in Red May Seem Aggressive, Angry
U.S. News & World Report
THURSDAY, May 14, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Men may be regarded as angry and aggressive when they wear red clothes, a new study suggests. "We know that the color red has an effect on the human brain. This is embedded in our culture, for example ...
Men Wearing Red Signal Anger, Aggression: StudyInternational Business Times
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN MEN WEAR THE COLOR REDSky Valley Chronicle
Red is the colour, not blue say scientistsTelegraph.co.uk
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U.S. News & World Report
THURSDAY, May 14, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Men may be regarded as angry and aggressive when they wear red clothes, a new study suggests. "We know that the color red has an effect on the human brain. This is embedded in our culture, for example ...
Men Wearing Red Signal Anger, Aggression: Study
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN MEN WEAR THE COLOR RED
Red is the colour, not blue say scientists
Daily Mail
Pregnant women who exercise are less likely to have a Caesarean study finds
Daily Mail
Pregnant women who exercise cut their risk of having a Caesarean section by a fifth, according to new research. They are also almost a third less likely to give birth to a large baby, the study found. Previous studies show larger babies are more likely to have ...
Exercise during pregnancy lowers risk of C-section, too-big babyTimes LIVE
Exercise key to lower risk of C-section, too-big babyThe Malaysian Insider
Maternal Exercise May Lower Risk of High Birth Weights, C-SectionsShortNews.com
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Daily Mail
Pregnant women who exercise cut their risk of having a Caesarean section by a fifth, according to new research. They are also almost a third less likely to give birth to a large baby, the study found. Previous studies show larger babies are more likely to have ...
Exercise during pregnancy lowers risk of C-section, too-big baby
Exercise key to lower risk of C-section, too-big baby
Maternal Exercise May Lower Risk of High Birth Weights, C-Sections
Mail & Guardian Online
Lessons from Nigeria on Ebola
Mail & Guardian Online
The outbreak proved how important it is to respond to infectious diseases with expertise and a unified plan. Nip it in the bud: (Above) an official at a Nigerian school takes a pupil's temperature using an infrared digital laser thermometer, to monitor disease ...
First confirmed Ebola case in ItalyGhana Broadcasting Corporation
Tony Blair Commends Sierra Leone in the fight against EbolaSierra Express Media
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Mail & Guardian Online
The outbreak proved how important it is to respond to infectious diseases with expertise and a unified plan. Nip it in the bud: (Above) an official at a Nigerian school takes a pupil's temperature using an infrared digital laser thermometer, to monitor disease ...
First confirmed Ebola case in Italy
Tony Blair Commends Sierra Leone in the fight against Ebola
The Japan Times
How DNA sequencing is transforming the hunt for new drugs
The Japan Times
CHICAGO – Drug manufacturers have begun amassing enormous troves of human DNA in hopes of significantly shortening the time it takes to identify new drug candidates, a move some say is transforming the development of medicines. The efforts will help ...
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The Japan Times
CHICAGO – Drug manufacturers have begun amassing enormous troves of human DNA in hopes of significantly shortening the time it takes to identify new drug candidates, a move some say is transforming the development of medicines. The efforts will help ...
Cancer Network
Personalised approach helped cure more children with kidney cancer
Daily Times
A personalized treatment targeting a patient's individual genetic makeup helped cure more children with a rare form of kidney cancer, researchers said on Wednesday. The findings, based on two studies led by Dr. David Dix of the British Columbia Children's ...
Tailoring Therapy Ups Cure Rates for Children With Rare Kidney CancerCancer Network
Augmented therapy improves outcomes for children with high-risk Wilms' tumorHealio
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Daily Times
A personalized treatment targeting a patient's individual genetic makeup helped cure more children with a rare form of kidney cancer, researchers said on Wednesday. The findings, based on two studies led by Dr. David Dix of the British Columbia Children's ...
Tailoring Therapy Ups Cure Rates for Children With Rare Kidney Cancer
Augmented therapy improves outcomes for children with high-risk Wilms' tumor
Wall Street Journal
$30000 Baby: Couples Take Out Loans to Conceive
Wall Street Journal
Miryam Gerdine and her husband, both 44 years old, are expecting their first child in June, but the happy occasion comes with a price tag: The Maryland couple spent $30,000 on in vitro fertilization and other procedures. Delayed childbearing has allowed ...
Sometimes making babies is not as easy as it seemsBusinessWorld Online Edition
Infertility Challenges Can Be Reduced - ExpertAllAfrica.com
Updated Fertility Scorecard Highlights State-by-State Disparities in Access to ...PR Newswire (press release)
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Wall Street Journal
Miryam Gerdine and her husband, both 44 years old, are expecting their first child in June, but the happy occasion comes with a price tag: The Maryland couple spent $30,000 on in vitro fertilization and other procedures. Delayed childbearing has allowed ...
Sometimes making babies is not as easy as it seems
Infertility Challenges Can Be Reduced - Expert
Updated Fertility Scorecard Highlights State-by-State Disparities in Access to ...
Independent Online
The right to die… or live
Independent Online
Cape Town - After living with terminal colon cancer for the past seven years Carol Tuck, 44, of Port Elizabeth says she has no hope of living beyond five more years. Doctors have told her that at some point she will lose the control of her bowels and that the ...
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Independent Online
Cape Town - After living with terminal colon cancer for the past seven years Carol Tuck, 44, of Port Elizabeth says she has no hope of living beyond five more years. Doctors have told her that at some point she will lose the control of her bowels and that the ...
iAfrica.com
'Baby boomers' in worsening health
iAfrica.com
An in-depth study conducted in the US has indicated that the "baby boomer" generation is more stressed and in worse health than 10 years ago – even though life expectancy has increased. "Health United States 2014" – which was led by the US Department ...
'The Best Thing I've Done': Woman On Choosing To Be A Single MomCBS Local
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iAfrica.com
An in-depth study conducted in the US has indicated that the "baby boomer" generation is more stressed and in worse health than 10 years ago – even though life expectancy has increased. "Health United States 2014" – which was led by the US Department ...
'The Best Thing I've Done': Woman On Choosing To Be A Single Mom
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