2015年8月10日 星期一

2015-08-11 South Africa Health


The Hindu
   
Infants should be breastfed up to six months: WHO   
The Hindu
The World Health Organisation (WHO) advises mothers to exclusively breastfeed infants for the first six months and later introduce nutritionally adequate and safe complementary food but continue breastfeeding up to two years of age. In modern times ...
Why the US Needs World Breastfeeding Week   TIME
Rotary seeks empowerment, support for breastfeeding mothers   The Guardian Nigeria (satire) (press release) (blog)
Mothers gather at Capitol for Breastfeeding Laws Awareness Day   WLNS
Lima Ohio   
BabyCenter (blog)   
Irish Independent   
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Rappler
   
Survey: 54% of Women Want Skin Care to Be 'All Natural'   
SkinInc.com
As the natural trend in skin care continues to rise, a recent survey has found more U.S. women consumers are checking labels to avoid certain ingredients. A "Green Beauty Barometer" survey, which was conducted online in June among over 1,000 U.S. ...

Fashionably unfashionable   Rappler
More than half of US women check ingredients on their beauty products   The New Age Online

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CTV News
   
The molar you know: Tips for kids to maintain healthy teeth   
CTV News
It starts with a proper lunch, says Kathleen Pace, DDS, an assistant professor at Texas A&M University Baylor College of Dentistry, who shares her advice on encouraging smile-friendly habits in children as they start school. School lunches have taken ...
Tips for helping kids maintain healthy teeth on their own   The Malaysian Insider

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CTV News
   
China pledges continued support for Ebola-hit African nations   
CTV News
CONAKRY, Guinea - China's foreign minister has pledged continued support to the three West African countries hardest hit by the Ebola outbreak that has killed more than 11,200 people. Minister Wang Yi ended his tour in Guinea on Monday after visiting ...

Leave it to People: China, US Split Over African Policies > Mon   Front Page Africa

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CBC.ca
   
Binge drinking by young women raises future health risks   
CBC.ca
Maddy Huggins would binge drink as a teenager and black out, just like other kids at her high school in Kelowna, B.C.. When she went backpacking during her gap year, there were more alcoholic overloads and "really risky" moments when something bad ...

Speech to Spirits and Brewers Association, Wellington   Scoop.co.nz (press release)
Why The Best Thing This Generation Can Do Is Put Down The Drink   Elite Daily (blog)
Why Women Should Avoid Alcohol   AllAfrica.com

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HIV Prevalence Among Female Sex Workers, Gays Rises - Report   
AllAfrica.com
HIV/Aids prevalence is increasing significantly among female commercial sex workers and the gay community despite the epidemic being generally controlled at 3 per cent. This is according to a survey report released by the Rwanda Biomedical Centre ...


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TheBody.com
   
Misuse of Antiretrovirals Poses Threat to HIV Success Story   
AllAfrica.com
In Kenya, misuse of life-saving antiretroviral drugs may be undermining the world's greatest achievement to date in response to HIV. Last month, UNAIDS announced that the sixth Millennium Development Goal - to halt and reverse the spread of HIV - has ...

The Draft Updated UNAIDS Strategy: Why You Should Take a Look and Comment   TheBody.com
Sierra Leone News : New UNAIDS Boss Meets HARA Journalists   Awareness Times

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Eat Out
   
Is 'fat water' the next drinks trend?   
Eat Out
Dave Asprey, the founder of the Bulletproof diet (yep, the one that had coffee drinkers spooning butter into their morning beans) is evangelising about a new drinks trend – fatty water. Claiming to quench thirst and supply hours of sugar-free energy ...
This Week In Snake Oil: FATwater   The Frisky

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AskMen
   
Why Men Never Recover From Breakups   
AskMen
Researchers found that women and men handle breakups differently. Women feel more pain and anguish at the onset, but eventually recover. Men, on the other hand, never fully recover from a bad breakup — we just move on.
Women feel more pain in breakups but men never fully recover: Study   International Business Times AU
Women recover from breakups better, as per research   Gizmodo India
Women Suffer More Then Men During a Breakup—But Bounce Back Faster   StyleCaster
Focus News   
The Express Tribune   
Metro   
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ZNBC
   
Nchelenge hospital goes solar   
ZNBC
Saint Paul's Mission Hospital in Nchelenge District of Luapula Province commissioned a 15 kilovolt solar power plant and a bio gas project aimed at mitigating power outages. The power projects where also commissioned along with a water and sanitation ...

Zambia: St Paul's Hospital in US$250000 Revamp   AllAfrica.com

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