2014年11月22日 星期六

2014-11-23 Tanzania Health

  Daily News   
Hospitals suing wrong diagnos to face axe  Daily News
THE Government will conduct inspections of hospitals that use Malaria Rapid Tests Diagnostic kits that provide wrong information to patients, warning that stern measures will be taken against them, including terminating their health provion licences.
World AIDS Day 2014: A time to remember the past and look to AIDS-free future   Gay News Network
End of AIDS epidemic in sight in NY   Press & Sun-Bulletin
Liberia: Ebola Hampers HIV/AIDS Care – Analysis   Eurasia Review
Charleston Gazette   
MiamiHerald.com   
Purdue Exponent   
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  IPPmedia   
Overall country HIV rate falls despite Njombe 's 14.8 percent  IPPmedia
Executive Chairman of Tanzania Aids Commission, (TACAIDS), Dr Fatma Mrisho (R), at news conference in her office in Dar es Salaam yesterday. December 1 World AIDS Day at national level will be held in Njombe. On her right is Jumanne Issa, the ...


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  IPPmedia   
Why communities should stop taboos related to toilets  IPPmedia
Passengers rush to the toilets to attend a call of nature at Singida town recently when their bus stopped, this follows the government's order that required all passengers to use toilet facilities at bus stops instead of attending by-roadsides calls (notoriously,� ...

World Toilet Day Draws Attention to Global Lack of Basic Sanitation   Tech Times

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  South China Morning Post (subscription)   
No time to lose in battle against Ebola, says UN's Ban Ki-moon  South China Morning Post (subscription)
The UN chief has warned that Ebola might be easing in parts of West Africa but is still hitting hard in other areas and outpacing the international response. "If we continue to accelerate our response, we can contain and end the outbreak by the middle of next ...

Ebola Outbreak Can Be Ended In 2015, Says Ki-moon   The Guardian Nigeria
Mali confirms new Ebola case; toll 5   Times of India
New Ebola Case in Mali Confirmed, Two More Suspected   NBCNews.com
Voice of America   
The Times (subscription)   
Livemint   
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  Daily Times   
Plague outbreak kills 40 in Madagascar  Jakarta Post
A plague outbreak has killed 40 people on the island nation of Madagascar, with 119 people diagnosed with the bacterial disease since August. Two people have been diagnosed and one has died in the capital, Antananarivo. The World Health Organization ...

40 people dead in Madagascar from bubonic plague, 119 infected since August   ABC2 News
Madagascan plague outbreak kills 40   The Times (subscription)
Madagascar plague outbreak kills 40 people, more infected   CTV News
Daily News & Analysis   
Irish Independent   
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  Naharnet   
Battling Ebola: The Worst of Humanitarian Missions  Naharnet
An invisible, murderous enemy that puts caregivers in almost unbearable working conditions, Ebola is a grueling test for even the most experienced humanitarian. Joachim Gardemann had spent 20 years with the Red Cross in Rwanda, Bosnia and Syria ...


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  South China Morning Post (subscription)   
Is it time to put saturated fats back on the menu? Study finds they've been ...  South China Morning Post (subscription)
Long-derided saturated fats - associated with an array of health problems such as heart disease - caught a break when research revealed their intake could be doubled or even nearly tripled without driving up their level in a person's blood. Carbohydrates ...

Saturated Fats are not so bad after all, says study   The Westside Story
Saturated fat not that harmful: Study   Northern Voices Online
Carbohydrates Good, Saturated Fats Bad – Think Again   Beta Wired
Inquirer.net   
Diabetes Insider   
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  Stuff.co.nz   
Nestle's next frontier: Exercise in a bottle  Stuff.co.nz
FOR THE COUCH POTATO: Nestle's goal is to develop a nutritional product that mimics or enhances the effect of exercise. Tucked away near Lake Geneva, a handful of Nestle scientists are quietly working on realising every couch potato's dream: exercise ...

Nestle's next food frontier: Exercise in a bottle   Arizona Daily Star
Nestle To Produce 'Exercise In A Bottle'   Design & Trend
Nestle Intends To Manufacture Fat-Burning Drink For People Who Hate Workouts   Frontline Desk
Beta Wired   
Bustle   
Northern Voices Online   
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  Metro   
It turns out your genes determine your ability to hold a relationship together ...  Metro
Can't keep a relationship together? Don't worry, you can now blame it on your genes. Yep, scientists believe they have found a specific gene which determines your ability to feel happy while in a long-term relationship. A team of researchers at Peking ...

Could your genes be the reason you're single?   Atlanta Journal Constitution

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  Mic   
One Image Shows Just How Gross Bathroom Hand Dryers Can Be  Mic
If you prefer hand dryers to paper towels, you might not like what you're about to see. Source: Journal of Hospital Infection via New York Magazine. That's how germs spread when you dry your hands in a public restroom, according to a new study published in ...

Hand dryer germs spread more paper towels   Express.co.uk
Hand Dryers: Best Germ Spread Enhancer   Capital OTC
Restroom Hand Dryers Spread More Germs Than Paper Towels   Physicians News Digest
New Hampshire Voice   
Times of Malta   
NEWS.com.au   
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