2014年10月22日 星期三

2014-10-23 Israel Health

  Businessweek   
Ebola death toll rises to almost 4900  Sin Chew Jit Poh
Geneva (AFP) -- The number of people with Ebola is set to hit 10,000 in West Africa, the World Health Organization said, as the scramble to find a cure gathered pace. The UN's public health body said 9,936 people in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone -- the ...

Keeping Pakistan Ebola free   The Nation
Ebola treatment likely in 2 weeks?   Times of India
US tightens Ebola monitoring for West African visitors   The Star Online
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Beta-O2 starts clinical trial for artificial pancreas  Globes
The ßAir Bio-Artificial Pancreas is aimed at ending insulin injections for type 1 diabetes patients. Beta-O2 Technologies has announced that the first patient participating in the company's first broad study of the ßAir Bio-Artificial Pancreas has been successfully ...


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  The Express Tribune   
Paralysed man walks again after breakthrough spinal treatment  The Express Tribune
In an undated handout picture released by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Bulgarian man Darek Fidyka walks with the aid of leg-braces and a walking frame at the Akron Neuro-Rehabilitation Center in Wroclaw, Poland, after receiving ...


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  Wall Street Journal   
Run for Cure Africa takes on 31for31 breast cancer campaign  The Guardian Nigeria
TO mark the breast cancer awareness month as well as raise funds to treat 31 women with cancer, Run for a Cure Africa, a foundation involved in educating, screening and treating women with breast cancer started its 31for31 campaign, on October 1.
What's new in breast cancer screening technology   Pensacola News Journal
One in five Latinas has genetic protection from breast cancer, study finds   Fox News Latino
Oregon State's Scott Rueck puts on the pink for breast cancer awareness   Pac-12.com
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  Fox News   
Why Some Skin Care Products And Those Thermal Receipts May Be A ...  Huffington Post
PCC's new yellow-tinted, BPA- and BPS-free receipt went into circulation late September. It is joined in a pile that includes an old BPS-based PCC receipt. | Lynne Peeples. Share · Tweet. Email. Comment. Share on Google+ · tumblr · stumble · reddit.
Are shopping receipts making you sick? Study reveals dangerous chemical   TVNZ
Hand Sanitizer Speeds Absorption of BPA From Receipts   Newsweek
BPA exposure from Thermal Receipt Paper increases after Hand Sanitizer use   Uncover Michigan
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  San Francisco Examiner   
Are North Shore Hospitals Prepared for Ebola?  GazeboNews
With one man dead in Dallas, two nurses receiving treatment in Atlanta and Bethesda, Maryland, and, as of Tuesday night, two sick Liberian travelers under observation in Chicago, just how prepared are local hospitals to handle Ebola should it come to the ...

US setting up network of hospitals for Ebola care - officials   Firstpost
Central Ohio hospitals plan joint response to any Ebola cases   Columbus Dispatch
SF hospitals working quickly to obtain gear to battle Ebola   San Francisco Examiner
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Ebola survivor Ashoka Mukpo speaks out: 'Reincarnated Tibetan lama' worries ...  Daily Mail
Ebola survivor Ashoka Mukpo gave his first interview in which the journalist revealed he believes 'something isn't right' about his receiving top notch medical care in America while thousands suffer in Africa, some with no treatment at all. Mukpo told NBC News ...

Journalist Ashoka Mukpo Released From Nebraska Hospital After Recovery ...   Getty Images
US journalist leaves hospital after Ebola recovery   NewsOK.com
Mukpo now Ebola free, speaks out   wwlp.com

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  IBNLive   
West Accused of Draining Ebola-hit W. Africa of Doctors  Voice of America
LONDON—. Health systems in the West African countries worst hit by Ebola are struggling to contain the epidemic. A report from a British charity accuses Western countries of recruiting hundreds of doctors and nurses from Africa, severely weakening the ...

Melbourne's Sierra Leone community devastated by Ebola deaths   The Age
The Ebola-No-Touch Hyprocrisy   Sierra Express Media
Sierra Leone Ebola riot kills two   The Daily Star
Wall Street Journal (blog)   
Huffington Post   
TIME   
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  Delhi Daily News   
TB killed 1.5 million in 2013: WHO  Delhi Daily News
In a damning disclosure, the World Health Organization today released its 2014 Global Tuberculosis Report, showing that in 2013 9 million people developed tuberculosis (TB) across the world, out of which 1.5 million died. The number of deaths shows that ...

World Health Organization: Tuberculosis Still Taking a Toll   U.S. News & World Report (blog)
Big strides made in fighting TB, says WHO   Zee News
Global tuberculosis cases up by half a million: WHO   Livemint
NPR (blog)   
The Asian Age   
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  CBS News   
J&J may lead Glaxo in race for high-volume Ebola vaccines  Chicago Tribune
LONDON — Johnson & Johnson plans to have 250,000 doses of experimental Ebola vaccine ready for clinical trials in May, potentially putting it ahead of GlaxoSmithKline in the race to combat the virus that has killed thousands in West Africa. The vaccine ...

Bavarian Nordic Announces Expanded Collaboration with Janssen on MVA-BN ...   MarketWatch
J&J, Bavarian Nordic ink $187M deal for Ebola virus vaccine   BioWorld Online
The economics behind the rush for an Ebola vaccine   Marketplace.org
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