2014年9月23日 星期二

2014-09-24 Tanzania Health

  Zambia Daily Mail   
As AIDS migrates south, states struggle to respond  Arizona Daily Star
New Yorker Deadra Malloy was diagnosed with HIV in 1988, but she remained healthy for so long that she wasn't completely convinced she was positive. When she started getting sick in 2006, she decided to embrace her "ancestral roots" and accepted a job ...

Central Ohio Clinic To Offer Drug That Blocks Transmission of HIV   10TV
Depression among HIV positive people worrying   NTV Uganda
Best Health Apps For Those Living With HIV And Those Who Just Want To Learn ...   Medical Daily
Fresno Bee   
Design & Trend   
Washington Technology   
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Kigoma, Rukwa, Katavi on alert for Ebola  Daily News
THREE regions in the Lake Tanganyika Zone - Rukwa , Katavi and Kigoma - are on high alert following reports that the dreaded Ebola disease has been detected in neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The disease is currently ravaging West ...


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  Economic Times   
Ebola could infect more than a million, US warns  Business Standard
Atlanta, Sep 24 (IANS/EFE) More than a million people could be infected with the Ebola virus by January unless greater efforts are made to contain the disease in West Africa, the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention have said. In a press ...

Ebola epidemic set to explode unless response is intensified: WHO   Firstpost
Ebola Could Hit 1.4 Million West Africans By January 2015: Report   Bernama
British medics rush to volunteer after appeal for staff to help victims of Ebola   Herald Scotland
Irish Independent   
BBC News   
CTV News   
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  Financial Express   
Study: Fear of Job Loss Can Increase Asthma Risk  TIME
Fear of losing one's job can cause a marked increase in the risk of developing asthma, according to a new study released Tuesday. The study, published online in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, found that for every 25% increase in job ...

Fear of losing job may boost asthma risk   Times of India
Job woes getting you down? Your asthma risk could be rising as a result   Tech Times
Asthma Risk Increase Based on Job-Related Stress   News on Wellness
NHS Choices   
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  Your-Story.org   
People Drink Alcohol More On Exercise Days, Study Says  Your-Story.org
People tend to drink alcohol more on days when they do their exercise, a new study found. Advertisements. The Northwestern Medicine study analyzed 150 adults, ages 18-89, who recorded in their smartphones how much their exercise each day and also ...

Alcohol linked to weekends and exercises   iStreet Research
Drinking Alcohol More Common on Exercise Days   Philly.com
Working out? Drink! Your gym days are also your booze days, study shows   Washington Post
Today.com   
Medical Daily   
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  The Punch   
Foundation donates N860m to fight EVD in W'Africa  The Punch
A global charity foundation, the Wellcome Trust, has announced a grant of £3.2m (N860m)to enable multiple partners around the world to establish clinical trials at existing Ebola treatment centres in West Africa. Wellcome Trust is dedicated to achieving ...

Ebola drugs to be fast-tracked to West Africa   The Globe and Mail
'Ebola will claim 1.4 million by 2015'   NEWS.com.au
Health officials will begin first Ebola treatment trials in West Africa   Washington Post
Huffington Post   
GlobalPost   
The New Age Online   
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  New York Daily News   
Enterovirus is not a new disease  wwlp.com
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – “It's estimated that there are about 10 to 15 million cases of Enterovirus every year, all strains,” said Dr. Susan Harp, a pediatrician. Unfortunately, one particular strain, Enterovirus D68, has spread quickly and has infected ...

State confirms case of respiratory virus   MetroWest Daily News
CDC confirms 2 cases of enterovirus in South Carolina   WRDW-TV
Enterovirus Strain Confirmed in Upstate   WLTX.com
Laurinburg Exchange   
NECN   
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  Telegraph.co.uk   
Angelina Jolie's double mastectomy a wake up call for Melbourne mum with ...  Herald Sun
KYLIE Gellie's grandma died of breast cancer. Her mother, of breast and ovarian cancer. Angelina Jolie, who also carries the deadly BRCA1 gene, with husband Brad Pitt. Picture:Getty Source: Getty Images. But the mother-of-three from Eltham feels lucky she ...

Jennifer was 39 and perfectly healthy, but her grandmother had...   Mynextfone
'Angelina Effect' Boosts Breast Cancer Referrals, Study Finds   ABC News (blog)
Would you want to know? With the breast cancer, knowledge is power   Pensacola News Journal
Examiner.com   
Taipei Times   
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  Free Press Journal   
Healthy lifestyle key to cut heart attack risk in men  Free Press Journal
London : Following a healthy lifestyle, including maintaining a healthy weight and diet, exercising, not smoking and moderating alcohol intake, could prevent four out of five coronary events in men, according to a new study. While mortality from heart disease ...

Healthy Lifestyle Choices May Reduce Heart Attack Risk   University Herald
Heart attacks in men preventable by lifestyle change   Northern Voices Online
Maintaining Healthy Lifestyle Can Prevent 80 Percent of Heart Attacks   Capital OTC
Capital Wired   
WDTV   
SavingAdvice.com   
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  Times LIVE   
Tough task for new SARS boss  The New Age Online
President Jacob Zuma has appointed Thomas Moyane as the new boss of the South African Revenue Service (SARS) filling the post left vacant for more than a year after the sudden resignation of Oupa Magashule. Magashule's departure, following ...

Jacob Zuma appoints Tom Moyane new SARS commissioner - The Presidency   Politicsweb
New SARS head receives thumbs up from tax industry   BDlive
New Sars commissioner looking forward to representing SA   Eyewitness News
Mail & Guardian Online   
iAfrica.com   
Citizen   
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