en-tz-hotdailynews: 2015-01-23 Tanzania Health

Ebola Vaccine Trials To Begin In West Africa
Sky News
Trials will begin within weeks for two experimental vaccines to fight Ebola, which has claimed more than 8,600 lives. 03:04, UK, Friday 23 January 2015. Health workers take temperature of boy who came in contact with woman who died of Ebola.
Fast Track on Drug for Ebola Has Faltered   New York Times
Thousands to receive experimental Ebola vaccines in West Africa   Baltimore Sun
Experimental Ebola Treatment ZMapp to Soon Begin Human Testing   swissinfo.ch
Macleans.ca
Voice of America
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Cheerful tweets may mean a healthier heart
Local 8 Now
(CBS) - Crowd-sourcing through social media has quickly become one of the most powerful tools for public health. Platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and Yelp have been used to track influenza, HIV, food poisoning and other ailments. Now, a new report ...

What Your Tweets May Say About Your Heart Health   KTIC
Twitter is Like A Diet. It Can Be Hazardous To Your Heart.   Empire State Tribune
Scientists use Twitter to predict rates of heart disease   Examiner.com
Geek Infinite
Headlines & Global News
TheCelebrityCafe.com
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Nigeria: A Bird Flu Outbreak Spreads
New York Times
An outbreak of avian flu that began in two states has spread to seven since last week and has infected more than 140,000 birds, Nigeria's agriculture minister was quoted as saying by Nigerian news media on Thursday. The minister, Akwinumi Adesina, ...

Bird Flu Poses No Real Risk To Humans ‑ Adesina   Leadership Newspapers
Nigeria confirms H5N1 bird flu outbreak   Deutsche Welle
Nigeria H5N1 bird flu now in 7 states, suspected in 140000 birds-minister   Reuters Africa
Reuters
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Disneyland says unvaccinated kids not welcome amid California measles outbreak
South China Morning Post (subscription)
Disneyland is urging the parents of children who are not vaccinated against measles to stay away from the theme park because of the risk from California's outbreak of the disease. Park officials issued the warning on Wednesday after state health officials said ...

Measles Outbreak That Started In California Expanding   CBS Local
UPDATE 1-Disneyland seeks to reassure public amid measles outbreak   Reuters
Measles vaccine is no sure thing   OCRegister
Channel News Asia
Economic Times
TheReporter.Com
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Medical Matters: Let's feel good about the exercise we actually do
Irish Times
Readers will be aware of my scepticism about telling people what not to do when it comes to health promotion. I'm much happier advising patients to do something new, an approach which emphasises the positive rather than the sometimes guilt-laden ...

Physical Activity Critical To Global World Health   Medical Research News and Interviews on MedicalResearch.com (blog)
UN guidelines on physical activity under scrutiny   Gulf Times
How Much Exercise Is Enough? Whatever Feels Right For You, According To ...   KDramaStars
TIME
CTV News
Philly.com
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Use of Hormonal Contraceptives Linked to Rare Brain Cancer
Youth Health Magzine
A Danish study has found that hormonal contraceptives may increase the risk of a rare kind of brain cancer in relatively young women. However, the risk of being diagnosed with this type of cancer-glioma-is still extremely low. Researchers at the University of ...

Taking the Pill Could Increase Risk of Brain Tumor   Elle (blog)
Brain Tumor Research: A Type Of Commonly Used Birth Control Doubles ...   The Inquisitr
Hormonal Contraceptives Linked to Higher Risk of Glioma   Doctors Lounge
CBS News
WTAJ
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Ebola has killed third of world's gorillas, chimpanzees
Al Jazeera America (blog)
Chimpanzees and great apes in Africa are under threat from Ebola, according to experts. Pat Sullivan / AP. The current Ebola crisis has taken a terrific toll in West Africa, stressing budgets, stretching fragile health systems to the breaking point and leaving ...

Chimps and gorillas are Ebola's unseen victims   CBS News
Ebola epidemics result in mounting deaths of African apes (VIDEO)   Malay Mail Online
Ebola Has Crushed Gorilla and Chimp Populations   Discovery News
GlobalPost
Catholic Online
RYOT
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UN wants policies concerning response to HIV revised
DAWN.com
ISLAMABAD: The United Nations has urged Pakistan to revise and adopt laws and policies in order to effectively respond to HIV disease and promote and protect human rights of people, particularly vulnerable groups. The call was made in a joint report ...

NA standing committee for comprehensive AIDS bill   Daily Times
HIV/AIDS: Ekiti to ban intending couples' mandatory screening   Nigerian Tribune
World AIDS Day: Fayose's wife canvasses increased help for AIDS/HIV victims   Daily Sun
Sputnik International
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Ebola effort needs another $1bn despite decline in cases in west Africa, says UN
The Guardian
Health workers in Monrovia take the temperature of a young boy. Liberia has made significant progress in tackling Ebola. Photograph: Reuters. Guardian Global development is supported by: Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Clár Ní Chonghaile. Thursday ...

A little market medicine to prevent the next pandemic   Financial Times
Ebola Outbreak And Its Effective Management   Ghana Broadcasting Corporation

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Good friends can make you healthier physically: study
New York Daily News
Good friends can actually make you healthier in the physical sense in addition to improving your mental well-being, according to a new study from Concordia University in Canada. Working with a group of 60 international students whose lives were changed ...

Concordia University Proves You Need To Party With Friends To Stay Healthy   MTL Blog (blog)
Social isolation can lead to health problems   The News International
Study: Stay sociable to keep healthy both mentally and physically   Malay Mail Online

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