2014年12月15日 星期一

2014-12-16 Israel Health


Digital Journal
   
"Claims Conference" aid triples for aging Holocaust survivors   
Toronto Star
A fund that helps agencies serving aging Holocaust survivors around the world is tripling its aid to Canada to $18.6 million US next year. The aid, in U.S. dollars, is well above the $6.4 million US given this year, and will help more than a dozen agencies ...

Damage payments for Holocaust victims to increase (Includes interview)   Digital Journal
Holocaust Survivors Restitution Raised 21% By Claims Conference   Jspace News
Holocaust survivors' homecare funding increased   Ynetnews

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Rabid female wolf sparks alert in Lake Kinneret area   
Jerusalem Post
An apparently rabid female wolf, which has not yet been caught, was reported Monday by the Health Ministry at Hof Golan near the Kinneret. It was large and light and dark brown in color. Anyone who has been in direct contact with such an animal or any ...

Rabid She-Wolf Discovered in Golan   Arutz Sheva

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Belfast Telegraph
   
It's OK to be old if you feel young, study suggests   
Los Angeles Times
When it comes to longevity, feeling young may be more important than being young. So say a pair of researchers from University of College London and the International Longevity Centre-UK. They analyzed data on nearly 6,500 English adults and found that ...

Study: Feeling Younger Could Mean Living Longer   CBS Local
Young at heart 'have longer lives'   Belfast Telegraph
You really are only as old as you feel: Study finds that believing you are younger ...   Daily Mail
American Live Wire   
The Utah People's Post   
Press TV   
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Tech Times
   
Editorial: Utah should tax e-cigarettes   
Salt Lake Tribune
The idea that a device designed to introduce the world's most fatal addictive substance into the bloodstreams of its users is somehow a benefit to society — so much so that those who profit from the manufacture and sale of said device should be exempt from ...

Teen Use of E-Cigarettes on The Rise, May Be A Gateway Drug   University Herald
Survey: Teen trend is toward e-cigarettes   TwinCities.com-Pioneer Press
Survey finds teens trending toward e-cigarettes   Santa Fe New Mexican.com
Diabetes Insider   
Daily Mail   
Los Angeles Times   
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Free press journal
   
Follow these 5 golden rules to slash risk of dementia   
Free press journal
London : Making 5 key lifestyle changes can help you slash risk of developing dementia by one-third, according to a news research. Age UK carried out an analysis, which revealed that our lifestyle was responsible for a significant amount of brain ageing.
Avoiding Alzheimer's: Exercise key factor of 5 that reduces risk   Digital Journal
Things you can do to help reduce risk of dementia   Scotsman
Four golden rules to ward off dementia   Edmonton Journal

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Fox News
   
Unhealthy environment tunes kids' genes for anti-social behaviour   
Firstpost
Toronto, Dec 15 (IANS) Exposure to family conflict or sexual abuse could affect expression of certain genes and make your kids prone to delinquent behaviour, a new research has found. Both positive and negative experiences influence how genetic variants ...

Shyness, Antisocial Behavior are in the Genes   Tech Times
DNA Can Boost Anti-social Behavior   News Every day
New Study Reveals Antisocial Behaviour is Linked to Genetics   Newsweek
Times of India   
Hindustan Times   
Fox News   
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TheHealthSite
   
Now, Quit Line to help tobacco users kick the habit   
Daily News & Analysis
Days after taking a U-turn on banning loose cigarettes, Amal Pushp, the director of National Tobacco Control Programme, ministry of health and family welfare, on Monday, explained the central government's seriousness in controlling tobacco in the country.
Soon, toll-free helpline, counsellors for tobacco users   Times of India
More than 300 million people in at least 70 countries use smokeless tobacco   HealthCanal.com
India, Bangladesh have 80 per cent smokeless tobacco users   Economic Times
indiablooms   
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TIME
   
Japan Orders Culling of 4000 Chickens Following Bird Flu Outbreak   
TIME
Japan ordered the culling of about 4,000 chickens on Tuesday following an outbreak of avian influenza at one of the country's poultry farms. The owner of the farm in the country's southwest reported that 20 of his birds died suddenly over the weekend, ...

Japan Culls Chickens, Restricts Shipments on Bird Flu Outbreak   Businessweek
Japan orders chicken cull after bird flu outbreak   The Sun Daily

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Firstpost
   
The China Factor: Francis Declines Meeting with Dalai Lama   
National Catholic Register
The Pope's decision likely was made in order to avoid complicating the Vatican's relations with the People's Republic of China. by ANDREA GAGLIARDUCCI/CNA/EWTN NEWS 12/15/2014 Comment. cardinalkungfoundation.org. 'Underground' chinese ...

Pope Francis's China Problem   The New York Review of Books (blog)
Tutu urges pope to meet Dalai Lama   News24
Tutu urges pope to rethink decision not to meet Dalai Lama   GMA News

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WCSH-TV
   
Maine Medical Center: Type 2 Diabetes Prevention   
WCSH-TV
Many people have prediabetes before they have type 2 diabetes. If you're concerned about your risk, talk with your doctor. He or she will order tests to check your blood sugar levels. If you have prediabetes, you should be tested for type 2 diabetes every year.
Hypoglycemia increased risks for CV events, death in patients with diabetes on ...   Healio
New study links low blood sugar and heart problems in diabetes patients   Zenopa
Diabetes Diet: Superfoods that Lower Blood Sugar   Food World News
The Indian Express   
Quad-Cities Online   
National Monitor   
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