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World Leaders Call for Accelerated Action and Smarter Investments to Fast ...
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New York/Geneva — The Governments of Kenya and Malawi, together with UNAIDS, are leading an urgent call for new investment and improvements in health service delivery to put the world on course to ending the AIDS epidemic by 2030. The call was ...
Charlize wows leaders on Aids at the UNeNCA
Charlize Theron Shares Moment That Made Her Believe We Can End AIDSHuffington Post
UN Programme on HIV/Aids: 'The world has reached a tipping point'South African Broadcasting Corporation
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New York/Geneva — The Governments of Kenya and Malawi, together with UNAIDS, are leading an urgent call for new investment and improvements in health service delivery to put the world on course to ending the AIDS epidemic by 2030. The call was ...
Charlize wows leaders on Aids at the UN
Charlize Theron Shares Moment That Made Her Believe We Can End AIDS
UN Programme on HIV/Aids: 'The world has reached a tipping point'
iSchoolGuide
Sierra Leone starts new countdown to Ebola-free status
Reuters Africa
FREETOWN, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Sierra Leone has released its last two known Ebola patients and begun a new 42-day countdown to a declaration that it is officially free of the virus, officials said on Monday. More than 11,300 people have died of Ebola in ...
Mother-Baby Transmission - a Rare Case of Neonatal EbolaAllAfrica.com
S leone begins 42-day Ebola countdownIndependent Online
Health Workers Slowly Struggle To Win Guineans' Trust To An Experimental Ebola ...iSchoolGuide
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Reuters Africa
FREETOWN, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Sierra Leone has released its last two known Ebola patients and begun a new 42-day countdown to a declaration that it is officially free of the virus, officials said on Monday. More than 11,300 people have died of Ebola in ...
Mother-Baby Transmission - a Rare Case of Neonatal Ebola
S leone begins 42-day Ebola countdown
Health Workers Slowly Struggle To Win Guineans' Trust To An Experimental Ebola ...
Independent Online
Why do heart attacks kill more women than men?
Independent Online
London - Women are more likely than men to die following a heart attack, research has shown. A study of more than 11 000 adults found that women were less likely to be given medical procedures that could save their lives. Doctors believe this could be ...
Diabetics, beware of silent attacksThe Hindu
Why Heart Attacks Can Be Worse for WomenEveryday Health (blog)
Silent Heart Attacks – A 21st Century RealityTheHealthSite
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Independent Online
London - Women are more likely than men to die following a heart attack, research has shown. A study of more than 11 000 adults found that women were less likely to be given medical procedures that could save their lives. Doctors believe this could be ...
Diabetics, beware of silent attacks
Why Heart Attacks Can Be Worse for Women
Silent Heart Attacks – A 21st Century Reality
The Guardian Nigeria
Buhari Hails WHO for Delisting Nigeria From Polio-Endemic Nations
AllAfrica.com
Sola Alabadan — President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday hailed the announcement by the World Health Organisation (WHO) on Friday that polio was no longer endemic in Nigeria. WHO had announced at a meeting of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative ...
Journalists laud FG over Nigeria's polio-free statusThe Guardian Nigeria (satire) (press release) (blog)
Polio-endemic nations: Pakistan, Afghanistan only countries leftBusiness Recorder (press release) (blog)
In Abuja: Governors' Forum wants Nigeria certified polio-free in another 24 monthsPulse Nigeria
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AllAfrica.com
Sola Alabadan — President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday hailed the announcement by the World Health Organisation (WHO) on Friday that polio was no longer endemic in Nigeria. WHO had announced at a meeting of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative ...
Journalists laud FG over Nigeria's polio-free status
Polio-endemic nations: Pakistan, Afghanistan only countries left
In Abuja: Governors' Forum wants Nigeria certified polio-free in another 24 months
Channel News Asia
Thai king still in hospital but illnesses abating - palace
Channel News Asia
Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the world's longest-reigning monarch, has mostly recovered from illnesses that left him needing oxygen and intravenous feeding, the palace said on Monday. POSTED: 28 Sep 2015 23:00; UPDATED: 28 Sep 2015 23:09.
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Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the world's longest-reigning monarch, has mostly recovered from illnesses that left him needing oxygen and intravenous feeding, the palace said on Monday. POSTED: 28 Sep 2015 23:00; UPDATED: 28 Sep 2015 23:09.
The Star
Need to Stop Girl-Child From Undergoing FGM
AllAfrica.com
A recent survey done in Singida region has shown that girls who are below one year old are undergoing Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), a recent research has indicated. Journalists working in Singida region told a seminar in Dodoma recently that some ...
UK 'still not doing enough' to address FGMInternational Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics
Who are these barbarians?The Star
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A recent survey done in Singida region has shown that girls who are below one year old are undergoing Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), a recent research has indicated. Journalists working in Singida region told a seminar in Dodoma recently that some ...
UK 'still not doing enough' to address FGM
Who are these barbarians?
MetroNews Canada
Prebiotic pasta could benefit your gut
MetroNews Canada
Scientists observed patients who ate pasta enriched with a type of fiber and found increase in populations of healthy bacteria in their gastrointestinal tract. Share on Facebook. Tweet. Reddit this! A. A. Report an Error. Share via Email. Print. Pasta ...
Now a prebiotic pasta to fight diabetes and high cholesterolHindustan Times
Scientists find prebiotic pasta fights diabetes, bad cholesterolAmeriPublications
Prebiotic Pasta is Yummy, Healthy by Reducing Cholesterol LevelsBizTek Mojo
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MetroNews Canada
Scientists observed patients who ate pasta enriched with a type of fiber and found increase in populations of healthy bacteria in their gastrointestinal tract. Share on Facebook. Tweet. Reddit this! A. A. Report an Error. Share via Email. Print. Pasta ...
Now a prebiotic pasta to fight diabetes and high cholesterol
Scientists find prebiotic pasta fights diabetes, bad cholesterol
Prebiotic Pasta is Yummy, Healthy by Reducing Cholesterol Levels
Mashable
The stigma around AIDS still blocks progress
Mashable
Activist Ndaba Mandela speaks about the future of AIDS activism at the 2015 Social Good Summit on Sept. 27, 2015. Image: Winston Struye/Mashable. Photo. By Katie Dupere 3 hours ago. When Ndaba Mandela's father died in 2005, his family gathered to ...
Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Graca Machel and Victoria Beckham attend Social Good SummitJohannesburg Sunday World
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Mashable
Activist Ndaba Mandela speaks about the future of AIDS activism at the 2015 Social Good Summit on Sept. 27, 2015. Image: Winston Struye/Mashable. Photo. By Katie Dupere 3 hours ago. When Ndaba Mandela's father died in 2005, his family gathered to ...
Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Graca Machel and Victoria Beckham attend Social Good Summit
Medscape
Less than a quarter of cancer patients get proper surgery: Study
Economic Times
LONDON: Over 80 percent of the 15 million people diagnosed with cancer worldwide in 2015 will need surgery, but less than a quarter will have access to proper, affordable surgical care when they need it, according to a study released on Monday by the ...
Less than a quarter of cancer patients have access to safe surgeryCitizen
Less than a quarter of cancer patients worldwide have access to surgeryDOTmed.com
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Economic Times
LONDON: Over 80 percent of the 15 million people diagnosed with cancer worldwide in 2015 will need surgery, but less than a quarter will have access to proper, affordable surgical care when they need it, according to a study released on Monday by the ...
Less than a quarter of cancer patients have access to safe surgery
Less than a quarter of cancer patients worldwide have access to surgery
South African Broadcasting Corporation
Rabies rife in E Cape: Experts
South African Broadcasting Corporation
Medical experts have raised concerns that the incurable communicable disease, rabies is increasing in the Eastern Cape. This emerged during World Rabies day at Kambi village in Mthatha. There have been a high number of domestic pets and people who ...
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South African Broadcasting Corporation
Medical experts have raised concerns that the incurable communicable disease, rabies is increasing in the Eastern Cape. This emerged during World Rabies day at Kambi village in Mthatha. There have been a high number of domestic pets and people who ...
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