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Palm Beach doctor honored for charitable work
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Strasswimmer, of Palm Beach, educates people with albinism about ways to prevent skin cancer. He is shown during a 2013 trip to Tanzania talking to members of that country's Albino Association. View Larger · Palm Beach doctor honored for charitable work ...
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Strasswimmer, of Palm Beach, educates people with albinism about ways to prevent skin cancer. He is shown during a 2013 trip to Tanzania talking to members of that country's Albino Association. View Larger · Palm Beach doctor honored for charitable work ...
10000 Albinos In Hiding After Killings In Tanzanian
Malawi goes drastic on Albino Slayers
Malawi orders police to shoot in a bid to protect albinos
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NGO for public participation to reduce maternal death.
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Maternal, children and newborn death can be minimised if there is participation between government and the public on tackling healthcare related challenges in communities. The White Ribbon Alliance Tanzania (WRATZ) National Coordinator, Rose Mlay ...
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Maternal, children and newborn death can be minimised if there is participation between government and the public on tackling healthcare related challenges in communities. The White Ribbon Alliance Tanzania (WRATZ) National Coordinator, Rose Mlay ...
Ambitious plan to protect distance drivers in offing
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ANGELS will soon be smiling down on long distance truck drivers, thanks to a government initiative to engage companies to establish centres that will act as HIV protected safe havens. The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare Deputy Minister, Dr Kebwe ...
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ANGELS will soon be smiling down on long distance truck drivers, thanks to a government initiative to engage companies to establish centres that will act as HIV protected safe havens. The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare Deputy Minister, Dr Kebwe ...
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Marijuana can kill cancer cells and even shrink brain tumours, amazing new ...
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Marijuana can kill cancer cells and shrink some types of brain tumour, new research has found. A study by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) - funded by the US Government - shows extracts from the plants can help enhance the impact of radiation ...
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Marijuana can kill cancer cells and shrink some types of brain tumour, new research has found. A study by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) - funded by the US Government - shows extracts from the plants can help enhance the impact of radiation ...
Marijuana can kill cancer cells and shrink some types of brain tumour, new ...
Cannabis kills cancer cells, confirms US government
Marijuana kills cancer cells, says US government-funded research
Malay Mail Online
Why you should choose your carb carefully to avoid long-term weight gain
Malay Mail Online
Mounting evidence suggests that weight maintenance is associated with avoiding low-quality carbs and sticking to a diet with a low glycaemic load. — AFP picWASHINGTON, April 12 — Seemingly minuscule changes to the types of protein and carbohydrates ...
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Mounting evidence suggests that weight maintenance is associated with avoiding low-quality carbs and sticking to a diet with a low glycaemic load. — AFP picWASHINGTON, April 12 — Seemingly minuscule changes to the types of protein and carbohydrates ...
Weight loss doesn't depend on low calorie intake alone
Why counting calories is not the key to weight control
Small changes in diet now could make a big difference later: study
KTAL
New study: Plastic surgery helps women look, well, like nicer people…
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NBC (TODAY Health) Plastic surgery might not only help make people look younger or more attractive. It can make them look more likeable, trustworthy and feminine, researchers say. NBC (TODAY Health) Plastic surgery might not only help make people look ...
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NBC (TODAY Health) Plastic surgery might not only help make people look younger or more attractive. It can make them look more likeable, trustworthy and feminine, researchers say. NBC (TODAY Health) Plastic surgery might not only help make people look ...
Plastic Surgery Makes Women More Likeable As Well As Beautiful, Study Finds
Study Examines Before and After Effect of Cosmetic Surgery
Can plastic surgery make people like you better?
Toronto Sun
Risk of dementia goes up as middle age weight goes down: Study
Toronto Sun
Middle-aged people who are underweight are more likely to develop dementia than healthy weight people of a similar age, according to a new study. It also found that middle-aged obese people are nearly 30% less likely to develop dementia than people of a ...
Obesity may curb dementiaThe Express Tribune
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Middle-aged people who are underweight are more likely to develop dementia than healthy weight people of a similar age, according to a new study. It also found that middle-aged obese people are nearly 30% less likely to develop dementia than people of a ...
Obesity may curb dementia
Mid-life obesity could help shield you from dementia: Study
New research: Being fat in middle age cuts risk of developing dementia
Digital Journal
WHO: Risk of Ebola Spreading to Other Countries Reducing
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Saturday said West Africa's Ebola epidemic still poses a threat to other countries but the risk of international spread appears to be diminishing. WHO Special Representative for the Ebola Response, Dr. Bruce Aylward, ...
Seoul completes 3-month Ebola response team missionThe Korea Herald
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Saturday said West Africa's Ebola epidemic still poses a threat to other countries but the risk of international spread appears to be diminishing. WHO Special Representative for the Ebola Response, Dr. Bruce Aylward, ...
Seoul completes 3-month Ebola response team mission
Ebola Survivors Could Face Future Health Complications
UN: Ebola global emergency despite drop in cases
Jagran Post
Mother's gene can nourish baby's gut bacteria
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New York: A gene helps some mothers produce breast milk sugars that are not digested by the infant, but instead nourish specific bacteria that colonise the babies' guts soon after birth, says a new study. Plucking hair out can stimulate growth · Bacteria grown ...
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New York: A gene helps some mothers produce breast milk sugars that are not digested by the infant, but instead nourish specific bacteria that colonise the babies' guts soon after birth, says a new study. Plucking hair out can stimulate growth · Bacteria grown ...
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WHO Warns Against Unnecessary C-Sections
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GENEVA—. The World Health Organization says the use of surgical childbirth - or Caesarean delivery - is growing worldwide, particularly in high- and middle-income countries. WHO says it is concerned by the possible abuse of this important life-saving ...
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GENEVA—. The World Health Organization says the use of surgical childbirth - or Caesarean delivery - is growing worldwide, particularly in high- and middle-income countries. WHO says it is concerned by the possible abuse of this important life-saving ...
Caesarean Sections Should Only be Done Out of Medical Necessity: WHO
WHO gives directive on caesarean sections
WHO warns against unnecessarily resorting to C-sections
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