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SA Compensation Fund patients 'getting a raw deal'
BDlive
DOCTORS and medical practitioners across the country are refusing to treat Compensation Fund patients because of the failure by the fund to settle their claims, research undertaken on behalf of the Democratic Alliance (DA) has shown. Even more alarming ...
Compensation Fund doctors not paid: DAIndependent Online
Compensation Fund in shambles - DANews24
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BDlive
DOCTORS and medical practitioners across the country are refusing to treat Compensation Fund patients because of the failure by the fund to settle their claims, research undertaken on behalf of the Democratic Alliance (DA) has shown. Even more alarming ...
Compensation Fund doctors not paid: DA
Compensation Fund in shambles - DA
News24
Maharaj pleads for privacy
News24
Durban - President Jacob Zuma's former spokesperson and special adviser Mac Maharaj has pleaded with the public to give him some time to recover before answering any further questions about his health. “I just need some time to recover. Please give me ...
Mac Maharaj: my cancer isn't a death sentenceBizNews
Maharaj won't let cancer keep him from workeNCA
Maharaj: My cancer isn't a death sentenceJacaranda FM
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News24
Durban - President Jacob Zuma's former spokesperson and special adviser Mac Maharaj has pleaded with the public to give him some time to recover before answering any further questions about his health. “I just need some time to recover. Please give me ...
Mac Maharaj: my cancer isn't a death sentence
Maharaj won't let cancer keep him from work
Maharaj: My cancer isn't a death sentence
Drug rehab centre opens in Soweto
South Africa.info
A sign hangs over the front door of the new government drug rehabilitation centre in Soweto: "To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also believe." The interior is crowded with bare doors leading to different rooms ...
A new centre to deal to with nyaope opensThe New Age Online
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South Africa.info
A sign hangs over the front door of the new government drug rehabilitation centre in Soweto: "To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also believe." The interior is crowded with bare doors leading to different rooms ...
A new centre to deal to with nyaope opens
Hindustan Times
Whoa! Men look at their reflection 23 times a day on an average
Hindustan Times
Men look at their reflection 23 times a day on an average as compared to women, who check themselves out a mere 16 times. (Shutterstock). Women are often portrayed as bathroom hoggers, who spend hours in front of the mirror before leaving the house, ...
Men check themselves out more than women: studyNew York Daily News
The vainer sex — men check themselves out 23 times per dayThe Rakyat Post
We knew it! Men are the vainer sexiAfrica.com
Astro Awani
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Hindustan Times
Men look at their reflection 23 times a day on an average as compared to women, who check themselves out a mere 16 times. (Shutterstock). Women are often portrayed as bathroom hoggers, who spend hours in front of the mirror before leaving the house, ...
Men check themselves out more than women: study
The vainer sex — men check themselves out 23 times per day
We knew it! Men are the vainer sex
U.S. News & World Report
Unexpected Lessons From the Ebola Outbreak
U.S. News & World Report
The U.S. health care system needs to sharpen its ax against emerging threats. And fast. Scientist in protective clothing working in laboratory. It's time to step up preparations for medical, not just natural, emergencies. By Elaine Cox, M.D. May 18, 2015 | 12:08 ...
News Scan for May 18, 2015CIDRAP
Think again: Why did Liberia beat Ebola before Guinea or Sierra Leone?Daily Maverick
'Combined Efforts Eradicate Ebola in Liberia'AllAfrica.com
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U.S. News & World Report
The U.S. health care system needs to sharpen its ax against emerging threats. And fast. Scientist in protective clothing working in laboratory. It's time to step up preparations for medical, not just natural, emergencies. By Elaine Cox, M.D. May 18, 2015 | 12:08 ...
News Scan for May 18, 2015
Think again: Why did Liberia beat Ebola before Guinea or Sierra Leone?
'Combined Efforts Eradicate Ebola in Liberia'
Times of India
One-jab universal flu shot in offing
Times of India
MELBOURNE: Scientists have uncovered how human immune cells remember previously encountered strains of influenza, a discovery that may pave the way for a single universal flu shot to immunize people for their entire lives. The "extraordinary ...
Single flu jab could protect us for lifeIndependent Online
Scientists crack memory code for flu-killing 'assassin' cellsFinancial Express
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Times of India
MELBOURNE: Scientists have uncovered how human immune cells remember previously encountered strains of influenza, a discovery that may pave the way for a single universal flu shot to immunize people for their entire lives. The "extraordinary ...
Single flu jab could protect us for life
Scientists crack memory code for flu-killing 'assassin' cells
iAfrica.com
Try these exercises to stop snoring
iAfrica.com
If the results of a new study are to be believed, a few exercises of the mouth and tongue could be all it takes to stop snoring at night. A team of Brazilian and Colombian researchers has concluded that by using a technique of oropharyngeal mouth and tongue ...
Tongue Exercises Can Stop Snoring: StudyNewsmax
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iAfrica.com
If the results of a new study are to be believed, a few exercises of the mouth and tongue could be all it takes to stop snoring at night. A team of Brazilian and Colombian researchers has concluded that by using a technique of oropharyngeal mouth and tongue ...
Tongue Exercises Can Stop Snoring: Study
Exposure To Multiple Languages Eases Children's Communication Skills
malaysiandigest.com
Pic: AFPChildren who hear more than one language spoken at home could be better communicators than those raised in monolingual homes, according to a new study from the University of Chicago. Spring-boarding on the idea that effective communication ...
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malaysiandigest.com
Pic: AFPChildren who hear more than one language spoken at home could be better communicators than those raised in monolingual homes, according to a new study from the University of Chicago. Spring-boarding on the idea that effective communication ...
The Guardian Nigeria
Stopping a Silent Killer in Africa
Huffington Post
It is often described as 'the silent killer' -- a moniker that could apply to the epidemic of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in developing nations. High blood pressure, or hypertension, kills 9 million people worldwide each year and affects 1 billion. While the ...
50 per cent of people with high blood pressure are not awareThe Guardian Nigeria
Astrazeneca Committed to Tackling Hypertension Across AfricaAllAfrica.com
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Huffington Post
It is often described as 'the silent killer' -- a moniker that could apply to the epidemic of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in developing nations. High blood pressure, or hypertension, kills 9 million people worldwide each year and affects 1 billion. While the ...
50 per cent of people with high blood pressure are not aware
Astrazeneca Committed to Tackling Hypertension Across Africa
Infection Control Today
Health Officials Race to Combat Unprecedented Outbreak of Meningococcal ...
Infection Control Today
From Jan. 1 to May 10, 2015, Niger's Ministry of Public Health notified the World Health Organization (WHO) of 5,855 suspected cases of meningococcal meningitis, including 406 deaths. This is a rapidly growing outbreak with some unprecedented features.
Niger meningitis outbreak death toll tops 400, CDC issues travel advisoryExaminer.com
Meningitis cases triple in two weeks in Niger, more than 400 dead -WHOYahoo News
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Infection Control Today
From Jan. 1 to May 10, 2015, Niger's Ministry of Public Health notified the World Health Organization (WHO) of 5,855 suspected cases of meningococcal meningitis, including 406 deaths. This is a rapidly growing outbreak with some unprecedented features.
Niger meningitis outbreak death toll tops 400, CDC issues travel advisory
Meningitis cases triple in two weeks in Niger, more than 400 dead -WHO
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