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Archbishop Desmond Tutu leaves South Africa hospital
BBC News
South Africa's Archbishop Desmond Tutu has returned home after a second spell in hospital for a recurring infection, his foundation says. The infection was related to the treatment he has had for prostate cancer over the past 18 years, his daughter ...
Discharged Tutu's cancer 'well under control'Times LIVE
Tutu discharged from hospital after recurring infectionBDlive
South African retired archbishop Desmond Tutu leaves hospitalToronto Sun
Independent Online
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BBC News
South Africa's Archbishop Desmond Tutu has returned home after a second spell in hospital for a recurring infection, his foundation says. The infection was related to the treatment he has had for prostate cancer over the past 18 years, his daughter ...
Discharged Tutu's cancer 'well under control'
Tutu discharged from hospital after recurring infection
South African retired archbishop Desmond Tutu leaves hospital
News24
Five things we learnt as children about our bodies that are wrong
News24
Johannesburg - We have been taught a lot of different things about our bodies by our schools, our parents and our friends. A few of these things are completely wrong, and any drive to change assumptions we have had about our bodies for pretty much all ...
5 things you learnt at school about your body which are completely wrongMyBroadband
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News24
Johannesburg - We have been taught a lot of different things about our bodies by our schools, our parents and our friends. A few of these things are completely wrong, and any drive to change assumptions we have had about our bodies for pretty much all ...
5 things you learnt at school about your body which are completely wrong
Capital FM Kenya
Farmer: Politics threatening final eradication of polio
Online Athens
It is not often that humanity can take pride in driving an organism toward extinction, but on July 24 we did just that. That was the day that marked Nigeria going for an entire year without a single case of polio caused by the strain of the deadly ...
Vaccinations have always been controversial in America: ColumnUSA TODAY
Kenyan Catholic Church battles government over polio vaccineWorld Magazine
Polio vaccination campaign a success, says GovernmentThe Standard Digital News (satire) (press release) (registration) (blog)
AllAfrica.com
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Online Athens
It is not often that humanity can take pride in driving an organism toward extinction, but on July 24 we did just that. That was the day that marked Nigeria going for an entire year without a single case of polio caused by the strain of the deadly ...
Vaccinations have always been controversial in America: Column
Kenyan Catholic Church battles government over polio vaccine
Polio vaccination campaign a success, says Government
Reuters
Special veg-rich diet may slow cognitive decline in elderly, study shows
Reuters
NEW YORK A diet rich in green leafy vegetables, beans, berries, whole grains and wine can help to slow normal brain aging and cognitive decline, researchers said on Tuesday. Cognitive decline is a normal part of aging but a study by scientists at Rush ...
Diet high in leafy green vegetables may slow cognitive decline in elderly – studyThe Guardian
Eat your greens to keep your brain at the top of its game, researchers sayMalay Mail Online
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Reuters
NEW YORK A diet rich in green leafy vegetables, beans, berries, whole grains and wine can help to slow normal brain aging and cognitive decline, researchers said on Tuesday. Cognitive decline is a normal part of aging but a study by scientists at Rush ...
Diet high in leafy green vegetables may slow cognitive decline in elderly – study
Eat your greens to keep your brain at the top of its game, researchers say
Decision paves way for WHO to assess malaria vaccine
BusinessGhana
PATH's Malaria Vaccine Initiative (MVI) says it welcomes the positive scientific opinion adopted by European regulatory authorities for GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) candidate malaria vaccine Mosquirix (RTS,S) for prevention of malaria in young children aged 6 ...
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BusinessGhana
PATH's Malaria Vaccine Initiative (MVI) says it welcomes the positive scientific opinion adopted by European regulatory authorities for GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) candidate malaria vaccine Mosquirix (RTS,S) for prevention of malaria in young children aged 6 ...
ABC News
Donate to Charity and Skip Waiting for a Table at Restaurants with New Service
ABC News
There can be nothing worse than when you're hungry and there's a wait for a table at the restaurant you want to go to. Enter CharityWait, a new service designed to not only get you seated right away, but also feel good while doing it. The concept is ...
'CharityWait' App Lets You Skip The Queue At Your Favorite Restaurant With A ...iDigitalTimes.com
Make a donation and skip the line at the restaurantWest - Welfare Society Territory
6 ways apps are changing the third sectorCharity Digital News
Malay Mail Online
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ABC News
There can be nothing worse than when you're hungry and there's a wait for a table at the restaurant you want to go to. Enter CharityWait, a new service designed to not only get you seated right away, but also feel good while doing it. The concept is ...
'CharityWait' App Lets You Skip The Queue At Your Favorite Restaurant With A ...
Make a donation and skip the line at the restaurant
6 ways apps are changing the third sector
India Today
Sex key for psychological well being in the elderly: Study
India Today
The findings suggest that aspects of sexual behaviour and quality of life are positively associated in older adults. IANS New York, August 4, 2015 | UPDATED 15:05 IST. Mail. Print. A+ A-. Both the frequency and importance of sexual behaviours were ...
Sex Improves Quality Of Life Of The ElderlyFocus News
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India Today
The findings suggest that aspects of sexual behaviour and quality of life are positively associated in older adults. IANS New York, August 4, 2015 | UPDATED 15:05 IST. Mail. Print. A+ A-. Both the frequency and importance of sexual behaviours were ...
Sex Improves Quality Of Life Of The Elderly
CBC.ca
Ebola Cases Fall Sharply, WHO Reports
New York Times
The number of new Ebola diagnoses in Sierra Leone and Guinea reached its lowest point in well over a year last week, according to the World Health Organization, with only one reported case in each country. There were no new cases in Liberia, the third ...
Only two Ebola cases reported in past week, but risks remain: WHOReuters
Eliminating Ebola possible in near future: WHO officialecns
Eliminating Ebola possible in near future: WHOBusiness Standard
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New York Times
The number of new Ebola diagnoses in Sierra Leone and Guinea reached its lowest point in well over a year last week, according to the World Health Organization, with only one reported case in each country. There were no new cases in Liberia, the third ...
Only two Ebola cases reported in past week, but risks remain: WHO
Eliminating Ebola possible in near future: WHO official
Eliminating Ebola possible in near future: WHO
RT
Fowl no more: Chicken to get eggscellent 3D-printed leg
RT
It may not be the first thing one would think about doing with 3D printing capabilities, but the popular technology is set to give a little chicken in Boston the ability to do something it simply can't do very well: Walk with a $2,500 prosthetic leg ...
Fowl struts stuff with printed legTimes LIVE
Beloved chicken to receive $2500 3D-printed prosthetic legMashable
Cecily the chicken to get 3D-printed prosthetic leg10TV
IGN
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RT
It may not be the first thing one would think about doing with 3D printing capabilities, but the popular technology is set to give a little chicken in Boston the ability to do something it simply can't do very well: Walk with a $2,500 prosthetic leg ...
Fowl struts stuff with printed leg
Beloved chicken to receive $2500 3D-printed prosthetic leg
Cecily the chicken to get 3D-printed prosthetic leg
NHIS: Charges, Red Tape Slowing Down Mobile Health Coverage
THISDAY Live
The National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) on Saturday said the poor performance of the National Mobile Health Insurance Programme is primarily due to exorbitant charges and red tape in the system. NHIS Acting Executive Secretary, Mr Femi ...
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THISDAY Live
The National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) on Saturday said the poor performance of the National Mobile Health Insurance Programme is primarily due to exorbitant charges and red tape in the system. NHIS Acting Executive Secretary, Mr Femi ...
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