2014年8月17日 星期日

2014-08-18 Israel Health

  New York Times   
Kidneys for Sale: Transplant Brokers in Israel Lure Desperate Patients  Boston.com
RAMAT GAN, Israel — Aside from the six-figure price tag, what was striking was just how easy it was for Ophira Dorin to buy a kidney. Two years ago, as she faced the dispiriting prospect of spending years on dialysis, Dorin set out to find an organ broker who ...

NYT finds 'disproportionate role' of Israelis in world organ trafficking   Haaretz
Lanka a hot spot for organ trafficking   Colombo Gazette
Transplant Brokers in Israel Lure Desperate Kidney Patients to Costa Rica   New York Times

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  CBC.ca   
Kenya bans travelers from Ebola-hit West Africa  Deutsche Welle
Kenya has become the latest country to ban passengers from Ebola-hit countries in West Africa. The Kenyan government said the measure applied to anyone who had traveled through Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. Kenya Airways Flughafen Nairobi ...

Liberia expands Ebola treatment in capital   TODAYonline
Liberia gives experimental Ebola drug to three African doctors   Reuters
Manage Ebola issue effectively and keep Kenya safe   The Standard Digital News
IBNLive   
swissinfo.ch   
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  NBCNews.com   
Chris Pratt Tries to Avoid Ice Bucket Challenge  Vulture
It was only a matter of time, really: The Internet's two new favorite things, the ALS ice bucket challenge and Chris Pratt, have joined forces. While Pratt originally tried to forgo the bucket in place of an Ice Vodka/Smirnoff Ice chug (so retro!) his wife Anna Faris ...

'The Normal Heart' Cast Matt Bomer Reveals Acting Chops Started In A Swing ...   KDramaStars
LeBron James completes ALS challenge, calls out President Obama   King James Gospel
Chris Pratt's Take on the 'Ice Bucket Challenge' Is Very Chris Pratt   Jezebel
WAFF   
Tallahassee.com   
Daily Mail   
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  CTV News   
Pill to reverse hair loss offers hope of alopecia cure  New Zealand Herald
Alopecia is a common autoimmune disease that can lead to total hair loss. Photo / Thinkstock. A pill that appears to cure alopecia has fully restored the hair of three patients in a breakthrough hailed by scientists as "dramatic" and "exciting". Doctors conducted ...

New drug helps some bald patients regrow hair   The Australian Financial Review
FDA Approves Hair-Restoring Drug For Alopecia Patients (VIDEO)   Headlines & Global News
Discovery of T-Cell Which Causes Alopecia Leads to Possible Cure   Guardian Liberty Voice
Telegraph.co.uk   
Express.co.uk   
iStreet Research   
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  Sky News Australia   
Suspected Ebola Patient from Nigeria Tested in Spanish Hospital  THISDAY Live
Spain is investigating a suspected case of Ebola after a Nigerian man presented symptoms of the virus at a hospital in Alicante several days after flying in from the West African country. The man, according to The Telegraph of London, whose identify was not ...

Ebola suspect in Spain given all clear after tests   CCTV
Ebola false alarm kick-starts quarantine   Euro Weekly News
Patient tests negative for Ebola in Spain scare: authorities   Business Recorder
euronews   
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  Oneindia   
India-headed Nigerian dies showing Ebola symptoms  Oneindia
Abu Dhabi, Aug 18: A 35-year-old Nigerian woman, travelling from Nigeria to India for cancer treatment, has died in the UAE after showing symptoms similar to those of deadly Ebola virus, health authorities said here on Sunday. During her transit phase at ...

Woman dies in AD, Ebola unlikely   Gulf Today
Nigerian traveling via UAE shows Ebola signs   Shanghai Daily (subscription)

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  Sydney Morning Herald   
Japanese man in baby surrogacy scandal to return to Thailand this week: Lawyer  The Straits Times
BANGKOK/THE NATION/ASIA NEWS NETWORK - Thai police are awaiting the return of a Japanese man at the centre of surrogacy allegations concerning many children, whose lawyer has said will go back to Thailand this week to give information.
Thailand's surrogate mothers urged to register, affecting up to 150 Australian ...   Brisbane Times
Thai Police to Visit Over Surrogate Case   The Cambodia Daily (subscription)
'Baby factory' suspect living in Cambodia   The Phnom Penh Post
Bangkok Post   
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  India Today   
Can't Stick to That Diet? Blame Your Gut Bacteria  TIME
The gut microbiome, the collection of all the microbes in our digestive tracts, may influence our food choices and behavior, suggests a new study that recently appeared in the journal BioEssays. Different bacteria have different nutritional needs based on the ...

Does our gut bacteria make us food zombies?   CNET
Gut Bacteria Control Our Minds To Get The Food They Want; How Countering ...   Medical Daily
Microbes influence human eating behavior, dietary choices   News-Medical.net
Forbes   
Business Standard   
ANINEWS   
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  USA TODAY   
It's good to talk about our mental wellbeing  Herald Scotland
The untimely death of the talented and much-loved actor Robin Williams last week sent a ripple of sorrow around the world. The untimely death of the talented and much-loved actor Robin Williams last week sent a ripple of sorrow around the world. Custom ...

Robin Williams Suicide Attempt Triggers Copycats; Hotline Calls, Depression ...   KDramaStars
Mental health deserves more attention   Vidette Online
Psychologist: Williams' death spurring conversation about depression, suicide   WWMT-TV
Macleans.ca   
New Zealand Herald   
Kansas City Star (blog)   
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  International Business Times AU   
Nearly 1.65 Million People Die Every Year Due to Excessive Salt Intake  International Business Times AU
Recent study has found that an essential ingredient in all the worlds' cuisine causes 1.65 million deaths every year across the globe. A published study in New England Journal of Medicine on Thursday, found that an average consumed salt (sodium) per day ...

The great salt debate   Pakistan Observer
We're eating too much salt. And it's killing us.   Vox
Too much salt linked to 1.65 million deaths per year   Business Recorder
The Inquisitr   
South Asia Mail   
NewsOK.com   
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