en_il-hotdailynews: 2014-08-23 Israel Health

'Shadow zones' confound accurate reporting on Ebola virus  Los Angeles Times
Liberian police in protective clothing address residents as they wait for food rations in Monrovia, part of the quarantine plan to curb the spread of the Ebola virus. Liberian police in protective clothing address residents as they wait for food rations in Monrovia, ...

We must focus on Africa's plight - Ebola is not a threat to West   Irish Independent
Ebola outbreak: World Health Organisation drafts strategy to combat disease as ...   ABC Online
Ebola Quarantines Spark Anxiety in Liberian Capital   Voice of America
Irish Times
Zee News
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Two New Cases of Ebola Stem From Indirect Contact  New York Times
A Liberia Ministry of Health team unloaded the bodies of Ebola victims for a funeral pyre in Marshall, Liberia, on Friday. Credit John Moore/Getty Images. Continue reading the main story. Continue reading the main story. Continue reading the main story Share ...

UN vows to boost efforts in Ebola fight   Toronto Star
Nigeria confirms two more Ebola cases   Washington Post
Compassionate Doctor   Leadership Newspapers
Nigerian Tribune
Daily Sun
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Two vaccines work better for polio eradication: Study  Hindustan Times
A study done in India by researchers of the World Health Organisation (WHO) and published in international journal Science on Friday shows that polio vaccine would be most effective when both the oral and injectable doses are used simultaneously.
Double vaccine can help battle polio in Afghanistan, Pakistan   Times of India
Combined use of polio vaccines boosts immunity   Business Standard
Polio eradication by vaccination: good news and bad   Deutsche Welle
Businessweek
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Ebola Therapies and Vaccines Need Priority, Support  Medscape
The development of experimental therapies and vaccines for Ebola should receive priority, according to several editorials written by infectious disease experts and published in major medical journals this week. The urgency for such therapies and vaccines, ...

Test drug stops Marburg virus in monkeys   Science News (blog)
Regulatory, Supply Issues Haunt Ebola Drug Makers   Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
Study Suggests RNAi Drug Has Potential in Ebola Treatment   Wall Street Journal (blog)
Huffington Post
Boston.com
Benzinga
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Mum Secretly Fed Daughter Tapeworms To Make Her Skinny For Beauty Pageant  FoxFM (blog)
It's well known that pageant mums will go to great lengths to ensure that their kid comes out on top, but what this mother did is truly shocking. A Florida woman bought and fed tapeworm eggs to her teenage pageant star daughter without her knowledge, ...

Mom feeds teen daughter tapeworms to lose weight for pageant; girl rushed to ...   BizPac Review
Mother Actually Feeds Pageant Daughter Tapeworms to Help Her Lose Weight   The Hollywood Gossip
Mum spiked daughter with TAPEWORMS to make her lose weight for beauty ...   Mirror.co.uk
Daily Times Nigeria
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Mass. reports first human case of West Nile virus this year  Boston Globe
A Middlesex County man in his 60s is the first person in Massachusetts diagnosed with West Nile virus this year. The man developed an uncommon form of the illness affecting his nervous system; he is in a hospital but recovering, the Massachusetts ...

Oklahoma Man Diagnosed With West Nile 10 Years Ago   News On 6
Denton County cities to combat West Nile in coming days after several traps test ...   Dallas Morning News
Mosquitoes Test Positive For West Nile Near Murrieta   NBC Southern California
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Repairing Synaptic Malfunction May Be Fix For Autism  Diabetes Insider
It is to look at the workings of the autistic brain and admire the analytical capabilities of the person who might have one. But then, if you were to meet a person with autism you might realize that this level of ability often comes with a price. And for the families of ...

Children with autism have too many neuron connections   Tech Times
Children With Autism Have Extra Synapses in Brain, Study Finds   Scicasts
Autism--Cutting Extra Synapses May One Day Lead to Cure   Viral Global News
Age of Autism
The Australian
Hamilton Spectator
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Laser device may end pin pricks for diabetics  ConsumerAffairs
A former reporter and bureau chief for broadcast outlets and magazines, Truman Lewis has covered presidential campaigns, state politics and stories ranging from organized crime to environmental protection. Read Full Bio→ · Email Truman Lewis Phone: ...

Laser system takes sting out of blood sugar testing   The Engineer
Lasers could replace pinpricks for diabetics   Shiny Shiny

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