2015年7月15日 星期三

2015-07-16 South Africa Health


News24
   
Dhlomo praises EMS after dramatic mountain search   
News24
Durban – KwaZulu-Natal Health MEC Sibongiseni Dhlomo has praised the Emergency Medical Services team who worked in conjunction with the South African National Defence Air Force (SANDF) and the Mountain Club of SA, to rescue a man stuck in the ...

Health Department slammed after accident   Independent Online
Doctors suspended over patient rejection   iAfrica.com
3 KZN hospital officials suspended after patient death   Eyewitness News
Times LIVE   
AllAfrica.com   
BDlive   
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Arab News
   
New trials of Ebola vaccines begin in Europe, Africa   
Arab News
Administrator of the United Nations Development Program Helen Clark speaks to the media at the end of the International Ebola Recovery Conference on July 10, 2015 at the United Nations in New York. (AFP). REUTERS. Published — Thursday 16 July 2015.
Two new trials of Ebola vaccines begin in Europe and Africa   Reuters
Vaccine successfully tested on monkeys raises hopes of Ebola cure   The Australian (blog)
Oxford Vaccines Group begins Phase 2 study of Ebola vaccines   Vaccine News Daily
BDlive   
Ledger Gazette   
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BizNews
   
Going bald from the front? It could signal your risk of prostate cancer   
BizNews
Prostate cancer is one of modern medicine's success stories, relatively speaking. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment mean that many men, among them Archbishop emeritus Desmond Tutu, have been able to live for many years with the disease.
Cancer surgery of Sen. Bill Nelson is addressed as 'a complete success'   The Market Business
The bald face of cancer   Health24
Sen. Bill Nelson prostate surgery a 'complete success,' doctors say   Bradenton Herald

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BBC News
   
Ebola cases rise in Sierra Leone capital   
BBC News
Health officials in Sierra Leone have warned that new cases of Ebola are continuing to emerge, more than year after the major outbreak was first declared. Despite a decline in cases in recent months, there has been a sudden rise in new infections in ...
Liberian Churches Honoured for Their Services During Ebola Outbreak   AllAfrica.com
Says UN Envoy: Ebola outbreak in Africa is all but over   Rapid News Network
Found ebola escapees spark alarm   Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
New Vision   
BDlive   
Global News Network   
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Africa: Fathers Can Be a Crucial Factor in Lifesaving Decisions About Maternal ...   
AllAfrica.com
Fathers can play a lifesaving role in the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV treatment by supporting their partners and attending counselling and testing programmes with the mothers-to-be. Studies from South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria ...
South Africa: Women of lower socio-economic status have greater needs for ...   aidsmap

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Bay Area Reporter
   
HIV cases, deaths fall to new low in SF   
Bay Area Reporter
The number of new HIV cases diagnosed in San Francisco decreased by more than 18 percent between 2013 and 2014, and deaths among people with HIV also fell during the same period, according to a recent progress report on the city's Getting to Zero ...

How antiretroviral drugs can suppress HIV, one pill at a time   The Globe and Mail
Ban Ki-Moon discloses that totally eradicating HIV/AIDS by 2030 is very realistic   The Standard Daily
Zuma welcomes UNAIDS report over advances in SA   BDlive
Advocate.com   
StarAfrica.com   
The Eagle Online   
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Watermelon - Benefits and Nutritional Information   
AllAfrica.com
Despite popular belief that watermelon is made up of only water and sugar, watermelon is actually considered a nutrient dense food, a food that provides a high amount of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants for a low amount of calories. Watermelons have ...

Season Stepp: Watermelon can be used in pies, gazpacho, salsa   Spartanburg Herald Journal
Prepare for Canada's "Hottest Day of the Year"!   SYS-CON Media (press release)

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Times of India
   
Ways to prevent monsoon acne   
The New Age Online
Skin problems like acne usually do not have a particular season. Though known to be quite rampant during the summer, it can affect your skin during the monsoon as well. To help fight this problem, here are a few things that you must keep in mind Start ...
How to Beat Acne No Matter What Your Skin Type   StyleCaster
7 Things Adults With Acne Are Tired Of Hearing So Stop Taking Note Of My ...   Bustle
10 Hot Healthy Ways To... Beat Adult Acne   Grazia

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Sydney Morning Herald
   
How your smartphone knows if you're depressed   
Sydney Morning Herald
Your smartphone knows if you are depressed. So say researchers at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, citing their preliminary study of phone-use data that tracked location and time spent on the phone. Depressed people spend far more ...

Depressed? Your cellphone might be able to diagnose you   Los Angeles Times
Cellphone security blanket   Times LIVE
Study: Smartphones can provide depression gauge   Irish Examiner
The Australian (blog)   
University Herald   
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University Herald
   
Breast Cancer Survivors Tend To Gain Weight At A Higher Rate   
University Herald
Mammogram (Photo : Wiki Commons) New research suggests that breast cancer survivors are more likely to gain weight at a higher rate than cancer-free women. New research suggests that breast cancer survivors are more likely to gain weight at a higher ...

Research Studies Breast Cancer-Linked Weight Gain   KEYC
Medical Edge: Breast cancer survivors tend to gain weight   WKRC TV Cincinnati
Cancer diagnosis can lead to serious weight gain - study   New Zealand Herald
CBS News   
Doctors Lounge   
Times of India   
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