2014年9月16日 星期二

2014-09-17 Israel Health

  Economic Times   
Ebola a global threat, need to act fast: Barack Obama  Economic Times
WASHINGTON: Terming Ebola as a global threat, US President Barack Obama has called upon the international community to "act fast" to stop the spread of the deadly virus which has claimed more than 2,400 lives and infected some 5,000 mostly in Africa.
Obama warns Ebola crisis poses a potential threat to global security   ABC Online
Global peril of Ebola is cited as U.S. plans to sends troops to Africa   Kansas City Star
Australia pledges $7m more for Ebola fight   The Australian
Huffington Post   
Independent Online   
NEWS.com.au   
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  LidTime.com   
Campus sexual assaults  KPLC-TV
Just about every office in Westlake is up for grabs. With the upcoming election, candidates are eager to voice their platforms. They held a "Meet the Candidates" forum on Monday to give voters an opportunity to hear what they have to say.More >>. Just about ...

VIRAL VIDEO: Talk about a tail spin, the world's first Drodent   WBXH
Teen's dead pet rat turned into an amazing 'flying drone'   LidTime.com

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  Haaretz   
Students to participate in breast cancer race  Independent Collegian
These are the words Valerie Augustyniak thought of when she decided to start Rockets for a Cure, a team for the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. Augustyniak, a third-year majoring in communication, said the slogan goes with that of the Eleanor N. Dana ...

Houston Race for Cure, Named After Jew, Scheduled for Yom Kippur   JP Updates
Race for the Cure   WSPA.com
Race for the Cure chairperson draws inspiration from volunteers   Kingsport Times News
MyWabashValley   
Insight News   
Haaretz   
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Eilat Underwater Photo Competition Draws Participants From 16 Countries ...  Algemeiner
The Eilat underwater photo competition. Photo: Screenshot from a JewishNewsOne news report on the competition. JNS.org - A group of 130 international divers participated in an underwater photography competition held in the Red Sea in Eilat from Sept.
Eilat Red Sea underwater photo competition eyes world record   Israel Hayom

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  Boston Herald   
George Soros Gives $4 Million to Ebola Treatment Facilities  Jewish Business News
Paul Farmer, co-founder of Partners in Health, noticed something different about the recent Ebola breakout from others. Ebola was automatically assumed to have been a death sentence or very near to one, with a fatality rate of 90%. In the recent breakout, the ...

Does Paul Farmer Have the Ebola Solution? George Soros Is Spending $4 ...   Forbes
Health care equality crucial to 4 physicians   Boston Herald

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  AsiaOne   
Urine test for cervical cancer virus offers alternative to smear  AsiaOne
LONDON - A simple urine test for the virus that causes cervical cancer could offer a less invasive and more acceptable alternative to the conventional cervical smear test, researchers said on Tuesday. In a study comparing the accuracy of urine sample testing ...

New and less invasive check has the potential to replace cervical smear tests   Herald Scotland
New Study Suggests HPV Urine Testing Could Soon Be Available   Dumb-Out
Roach: A discussion of the HPV vaccine   Alexandria Town Talk
Irish Examiner   
ITV News   
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  The Nation   
Child mortality drops in 2013: UN  The Nation
UNITED NATIONS : The child mortality rate around the world has dropped by nearly half since 1990, the United Nations said Tuesday in its latest report showing a new decrease in 2013. Last year, more than six million children died before reaching the age of ...

One million newborns die within 24 hours of birth: UN   Zee News
Death rate for children under 5 has plunged, UN reports   MiamiHerald.com
Global child mortality rates halved - new data   New Zealand Herald
NPR (blog)   
The Independent   
Vancouver Sun   
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  Times of India   
Study finds link between baldness, prostate cancer  Times of India
WASHINGTON: Compared to men with no baldness in their 40s, men with a specific pattern of baldness at age 45 have a 40% increased risk of developing aggressive prostate cancer later in life, claims a new research. "Our study found an increased risk for ...

Gene research links variants to elevated risk of prostate cancer   Fayetteville Observer
Researchers find 23 genes linked to increased risk of prostate cancer   Newsday
Pitt Study Giving New Hope In Fight Against Prostate Cancer   CBS Local
Capital OTC   
The Times (subscription)   
Capital Wired   
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  Reuters UK   
Post-op, George the goldfish doing 'swimmingly'  The Age
The owner of George the goldfish — who underwent surgery to remove a head tumour last week — said the little fish was coming along "swimmingly". Lyn Orton, the goldfish's owner, said George was expected to make a full recovery. "He's back in the pond ...

George the goldfish has brain surgery   Times of India
George the Goldfish Swims After $200 Surgery to Remove Life-Threatening Tumor   Us Magazine
Goldfish named George gets life-saving tumor surgery   CBS News
Times of Oman   
The Straits Times   
Fox News   
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  Chron.com   
Report: It's never too late to alter lifestyle  Herald Scotland
HEALTH officials should run an "it's never too late" campaign to make the public aware of lifestyle changes they could make to help stave off dementia, a new report suggests. HEALTH officials should run an \"it's never too late\" campaign to make the public ...

Aged more scared of dementia than cancer   Gympie Times
World Alzheimer Report 2014 reveals simple lifestyle changes may reduce risk ...   New Zealand Doctor Online
Healthy heart key to avoiding dementia   3News NZ
Radio New Zealand   
ITV News   
Suffolk News-Herald   
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