2014年10月1日 星期三

2014-10-02 Israel Health

  Newsweek   
Ebola case in Dallas signals health system lapse  Los Angeles Times
A man infected with the Ebola virus slipped through the cracks of a system designed to stop the disease from spreading, health officials conceded Wednesday as they isolated five schoolchildren who may have had contact with the ill man and rushed to ...

Children identified and being monitored   Deutsche Welle
Ebola crisis: How did the virus get into the US?   BBC News
Ebola patient may have exposed 18 people in US — including five children   National Post
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  Ruidoso News   
Decline in breast cancer for Jewish and Arab women  Jerusalem Post
More than 20,000 women who were diagnosed with breast cancer between 2007 and 2011 have recovered or are still struggling with the disease, according to the Israel Cancer Association and the Health Ministry's Center for Disease Control. The ICA on ...

Breast cancer prevention measures better option than screening   Ruidoso News
'A Jewish Disease'   Baltimore Jewish Times (subscription)

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For Yom Kippur, experts urge healthy fasting, smart biking  Jerusalem Post
Vehicles must be purchased only if they meet official standards; the bikes' engineer is supposed to kick out when the rider exceeds 25 kilometers per hour. bike. Bicycle and helmet [illustrative]. (photo credit:INGIMAGE). Share on Facebook Share on Twitter.
14 tips to make the Yom Kippur fast easier   Haaretz

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  Algemeiner   
Israeli Hospital Removes Bullet From Syrian Child's Neck (VIDEO)  Algemeiner
Surgeons at Haifa's Rambam Medical Center recently saved the life of a 5-year-old Syrian boy hit in the throat by a stray bullet during fighting in the southern part of that country, Israel's Channel 2 News reported Wednesday. The boy was lucky, according to ...

Rambam surgeons save life of preschool Syrian boy hit in his country's crossfire   Jerusalem Post

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  Minden Press-Herald   
Stella McCartney designs lingerie for breast cancer awareness  Business Standard
Stella McCartney has designed a range of lingerie for Breast Cancer Awareness month with proceeds from the sale going to the Linda McCartney Centre in Liverpool. The 43-year-old fashion designer has created the limited edition collection in a pale pink ...

For This October: A New Kind of Breast Cancer Awareness   Forbes
Breast cancer threatens every 9th Pak woman   The Nation
Breast Cancer Awareness   Siouxland News
Sun Sentinel   
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  ABC News   
Concerns about complications involving enterovirus D68  wwlp.com
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – A Rhode Island family is mourning the loss of their daughter who died from complications involving enterovius D68. It was heartbreaking news Wednesday, especially for parents and grandparents. Wanda Guyton-Winspeare ...

Link between enterovirus and paralysis probed   Roanoke Times
Health officials announce 5 new cases of Enterovirus D68   WMUR Manchester
Respiratory virus seen in four deaths   TwinCities.com-Pioneer Press
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  ABC Online   
Loss of smell may be predictor of death in older adults  ABC Online
Smell test Being unable to smell the roses may be far more dire than simply missing out on one of life's pleasures. In older adults, it could be a predictor of increased risk of death within five years. In a study of more than 3,000 people aged 57 to 85, 39 per cent ...

Failing sense of smell strong predictor of death   Channel News Asia
Failing sense of smell strong predictor of death, study tells   Yahoo News UK
Can't Smell? You're More Likely to Die Within 5 Years   Counsel & Heal
Radio New Zealand   
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  Mirror.co.uk   
Alzheimer link to female personality  Herald Scotland
ANXIOUS, jealous, moody or distressed middle-aged women may be putting themselves at risk of developing Alzheimer's according to a 38-year long study. ANXIOUS, jealous, moody or distressed middle-aged women may be putting themselves at risk of ...

Neurotic women 'more likely to get Alzheimer's'   Irish Independent
Women who worry may be prone to dementia   Columbus Dispatch
Moody women run higher Alzheimer's risk   Scotsman
Your Local Guardian   
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  KSDK   
Ohio women sue after receiving wrong sperm  KSDK
A Northeast Ohio woman has sued a Chicago-area sperm bank after she became pregnant with sperm donated by a black man instead of a white man as she'd intended. Loading… Post to Facebook. Ohio women sue after receiving wrong sperm A Northeast ...

Woman Sues Sperm Bank for Mistakenly Giving Her a Black Donor   Mediaite
2 white Ohio women sue over sperm from black donor   East Oregonian (subscription)
Ohio lesbian couple sues sperm bank after racial mix-up   CBS46 News Atlanta
Chicago Sun-Times   
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  PFhub   
Physicians Received Billions from Pharmaceutical Companies  PFhub
Physicians and teaching hospitals in the United States received $3.5 billion from pharmaceutical firms and medical device companies in the final five months of 2013, a finding that has many questioning if prescriptions and other medical decisions are ...

Payments Reveal Range of Doctors' Ties With Industry   Wall Street Journal
Drug, medical device cos paid billions to US physicians, hospitals in 2013   Daily Times
Doctor talks about money received by medical companies   Wink News
New York Times   
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