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History-making Mycroft summits Kilimanjaro
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On 3 September at 08h00 Tanzanian time, Michaela 'Chaeli' Mycroft became the first female quadriplegic to summit Mount Kilimanjaro. After two years of planning and nine months of in-depth preparation, Chaeli has accomplished what many people think ...
34-hours and a new World Record later: Chaeli Kili team make it down the MountainNews24
First Female Quadriplegic to Summit Africa's Highest PeakNational Geographic
Cape Town student rises above disabilityTimes LIVE
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Independent Online
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On 3 September at 08h00 Tanzanian time, Michaela 'Chaeli' Mycroft became the first female quadriplegic to summit Mount Kilimanjaro. After two years of planning and nine months of in-depth preparation, Chaeli has accomplished what many people think ...
34-hours and a new World Record later: Chaeli Kili team make it down the Mountain
First Female Quadriplegic to Summit Africa's Highest Peak
Cape Town student rises above disability
Awareness Times
Sierra Leone News : Gambia Assures Continued Solidarity in Fighting Ebola
Awareness Times
A news dispatch from the Office of the President of Sierra Leone informs that The Gambia has assured Sierra Leone of continued solidarity and support in fighting the dreaded Ebola virus. This was stated by the newly appointed Gambian High Commissioner ...
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Sierra Leone: Koroma assures judiciary of supportStarAfrica.com
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Awareness Times
A news dispatch from the Office of the President of Sierra Leone informs that The Gambia has assured Sierra Leone of continued solidarity and support in fighting the dreaded Ebola virus. This was stated by the newly appointed Gambian High Commissioner ...
We Will Definitely Rise Again - President Koroma
Sierra Leone: Bar Association alert
Sierra Leone: Koroma assures judiciary of support
Nation News
Kerry At Pepfar Reception
AllAfrica.com
SECRETARY KERRY: Well, good evening, everybody. Thank you. Welcome, your excellencies, ambassadors from other countries, to the United States, and American ambassadors who are in some of those other countries. We're really happy you're here.
Markey Missing the Mark on Ending AIDSHarvard Crimson
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AllAfrica.com
SECRETARY KERRY: Well, good evening, everybody. Thank you. Welcome, your excellencies, ambassadors from other countries, to the United States, and American ambassadors who are in some of those other countries. We're really happy you're here.
Markey Missing the Mark on Ending AIDS
Independent Online
Lots of patients, little of everything else
Independent Online
Cape Town - With mounting concerns about patient care and staff shortages, Western Cape Health MEC Nomafrench Mbombo recently launched her strategy for the next five years. This plan seeks to address staff shortages, salary increase demands and bed ...
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Independent Online
Cape Town - With mounting concerns about patient care and staff shortages, Western Cape Health MEC Nomafrench Mbombo recently launched her strategy for the next five years. This plan seeks to address staff shortages, salary increase demands and bed ...
Daily Mail
Could mobile devices raise skin cancer risk?
ABS CBN News
Devices like tablets, smartphones and laptops can reflect ultraviolet light from the sun and may indirectly increase users' exposure to the cancer-causing wavelengths, according to a new study. “These devices are generally used for communication or ...
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ABS CBN News
Devices like tablets, smartphones and laptops can reflect ultraviolet light from the sun and may indirectly increase users' exposure to the cancer-causing wavelengths, according to a new study. “These devices are generally used for communication or ...
Study Shows Cellphone Use Could Increase Risk Of Skin Cancer
Eye On Annapolis
Kids and alcohol: Time for the talk?
Tribune-Review
A new study suggests that parents have the 'booze talk' to their kids at a much earlier age than they currently are. Email Newsletters. Click here to sign up for one of our email newsletters. Tips for talking to kids about alcohol. • Make the talk age ...
Report: Kids should get booze warning earlyWalla Walla Union-Bulletin
Talk to your kids about booze before they turn 10Houston Chronicle (subscription)
Report: Parents should talk to their kids about alcohol by age 9Superior Telegram
Eye On Annapolis
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Chicago Daily Herald
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Tribune-Review
A new study suggests that parents have the 'booze talk' to their kids at a much earlier age than they currently are. Email Newsletters. Click here to sign up for one of our email newsletters. Tips for talking to kids about alcohol. • Make the talk age ...
Report: Kids should get booze warning early
Talk to your kids about booze before they turn 10
Report: Parents should talk to their kids about alcohol by age 9
Country Lacks Neurosurgeons Says MVA
AllAfrica.com
Namibia has limited specialised medical practitioners and facilities, especially neurosurgeons, the Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Fund says. "Currently, we have only three neurosurgeons, and if they decide to go on leave at the same time, then when the ...
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AllAfrica.com
Namibia has limited specialised medical practitioners and facilities, especially neurosurgeons, the Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Fund says. "Currently, we have only three neurosurgeons, and if they decide to go on leave at the same time, then when the ...
Hindustan Times
Beware! Substance in your soap may increase miscarriage risk
Hindustan Times
Long-term exposure to certain substances commonly used in personal-care products such as soap and shampoo, food packaging, and other everyday products could be linked to pregnancy loss, warns a new study. (Shutterstock) ...
Another study links phthalate exposure to miscarriagesThe Times (subscription)
Chemicals in soaps, shampoos linked to miscarriage riskTimes of India
Everyday items factor in miscarriage?iAfrica.com
Medical Research News and Interviews on MedicalResearch.com (blog)
FitnHit.com
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Hindustan Times
Long-term exposure to certain substances commonly used in personal-care products such as soap and shampoo, food packaging, and other everyday products could be linked to pregnancy loss, warns a new study. (Shutterstock) ...
Another study links phthalate exposure to miscarriages
Chemicals in soaps, shampoos linked to miscarriage risk
Everyday items factor in miscarriage?
Drug Discovery & Development
Universal BRCA testing might not be worth the cost
Healio
Universal BRCA1/2 testing may not be cost-effective due to the rarity of these mutations and cost of testing, according to a viewpoint published in JAMA Oncology. Featured. ASCO · AACR · HemOnc Today Melanoma · 2015 ASCO Annual Meeting · Top ...
UCLA study questions value of BRCA genetic testing in general populationNews-Medical.net
Screening all women for BRCA gene mutations 'worthless'Medical News Today
Genetic Testing All Women for Breast Cancer Might Not Be Worth the CostDrug Discovery & Development
Daily Bruin
MedPage Today
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Healio
Universal BRCA1/2 testing may not be cost-effective due to the rarity of these mutations and cost of testing, according to a viewpoint published in JAMA Oncology. Featured. ASCO · AACR · HemOnc Today Melanoma · 2015 ASCO Annual Meeting · Top ...
UCLA study questions value of BRCA genetic testing in general population
Screening all women for BRCA gene mutations 'worthless'
Genetic Testing All Women for Breast Cancer Might Not Be Worth the Cost
Global News Network
LIBERIA: "We Are Not Harmful," Ebola Survivor Tells Public
Global News Network
The National Coordinator of the Ebola Survivors Network, Rev. Meekie Glayweon, has reiterated that Ebola survivors are not harmful people as perceived by many in society. Glayweon said Liberians should see Ebola survivors as people who can be of “great ...
We're not harmfulThe New Dawn Liberia
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Global News Network
The National Coordinator of the Ebola Survivors Network, Rev. Meekie Glayweon, has reiterated that Ebola survivors are not harmful people as perceived by many in society. Glayweon said Liberians should see Ebola survivors as people who can be of “great ...
We're not harmful
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