2015年1月16日 星期五

2015-01-17 Israel Health


AsiaOne
   
'Trapped' no more: Man 'lives again' after 12-year virtual coma   
AsiaOne
His parents had almost given up on him, bringing him home - from the hospital - to die. But with their care and attention, South African Martin Pistorius survived despite being "trapped in his body" for 12 years. Communicating with the National Public Radio ...

'Ghost boy' learns to live again after years of coma hell   The Times (subscription)
'Ghost Boy' unable to speak or move after coma had to watch Barney for EIGHT ...   Mirror.co.uk
Man who had locked-in syndrome: 'I cannot even express to you how much I ...   Irish Independent
International Business Times UK   
Telegraph.co.uk   
LifeNews.com   
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m.indiatvnews.com
   
Another outbreak of avian influenza in Japan   
poultrymed
Authorities have banned farmers moving chickens and eggs at six farms within 3 km of the farm in Kasaoka, and 15 other farms within 10 km have been ordered not to ship their products. The 21 farms account for nearly 1 million birds in all. It is the fourth case ...

HK bans poultry imports from Japan on avian influenza   Global Times
Japanese Layer Flock Hit by Avian Flu   ThePoultrySite.com
Japan culls 200000 chickens after bird flu outbreak   Business Standard

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Irish Independent
   
Flu threat poses a new test for Varadkar   
Irish Independent
January is proving a wicked month for the health service and patients who depend on it. No sooner has some control been brought to emergency department overcrowding than flu levels increase. This season there is particular concern because of a strain of ...

Bay Area Sees Spike In Flu Cases, 4 Deaths Reported   CBS Local
Flu virus in overcrowded A&Es 'will lead to deaths'   Irish Examiner
Two more flu-related deaths as cases continue to fall in Dallas County   Dallas Morning News (blog)
Capitalberg   
KESQ   
Tristatehomepage.com   
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International Business Times
   
Johnson & Johnson Ebola groups get $117M in funding   
Businessweek
NEW YORK (AP) — Johnson & Johnson is working with a slew of organizations to speed up development of an Ebola vaccine, and the company said Friday that a European health organization awarded them $117 million. Johnson & Johnson said the ...

Johnson & Johnson's Ebola Research Gets $115M   Investing.com
J&J Ebola vaccine effort gets $116M boost from European public-private initiative   Philly.com
Johnson & Johnson receives $115 million to accelerate Ebola vaccine ...   National Monitor
Channel News Asia   
Oxford Mail   
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Telegraph.co.uk
   
How 20 Minutes of Exercise can Save your Life   
DESIblitz
Inactivity kills twice as many people as obesity, according to a study at Cambridge University. A 20 minute walk each day reduces risk of premature death by a third. By Harvey Bhogal • January 16, 2015. How 20 Minutes of Exercise can Save your Life.
No exercise even worse than obesity   iAfrica.com
20-minute daily walk cuts early death risk   Khaleej Times
Study: Lack Of Exercise Causes Twice As Many Deaths As Obesity   CBS Local
Stuff.co.nz   
Daily Times   
Los Angeles Times   
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VietNamNet Bridge
   
Stress is 'barrier to feeling empathy for strangers'   
VietNamNet Bridge
Stress is the reason why we find it hard to empathise with someone we do not know, researchers suggest. Stress, reducing stress levels. In separate tests in mice and people, empathy towards strangers increased when stress hormones were blocked by a ...

Playing Rock Band together lowers stress and makes people more empathetic ...   Polygon
Study shows stress inhibits human's ability to empathize   Science Recorder
Stress diminishes ability to empathize - in both lab mice and humans: study   Montreal Gazette

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Yibada (English Edition)
   
China Reports Over 100000 New Cases of HIV/AIDS in 2014   
Yibada (English Edition)
Based on data released on Thursday, Wang Guoqiang, vice head of the National Health and Family Planning Commission, informed the media that about 104,000 new HIV/AIDS infections were recorded throughout China in 2014. Zuma Press. Volunteers ...

In the Deep South, HIV diagnosis and death are more likely   Houston Chronicle
Kids at centre of China's new HIV frontline   The Australian
HIV-Positive Southerners Have Higher Death Rates   AIDSmeds.com HIV/AIDS Treatment News
Financial Times   
Wall Street Journal (blog)   
Zee News   
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Leadership Newspapers
   
Bird Flu: Lagos Kills 2000 Birds, Intensifies Surveillance   
Leadership Newspapers
Amid apprehension caused by a new outbreak of Avian Influenza popularly known as Bird Flu in Lagos State, the state government yesterday said about 2,000 birds had been killed in a poultry farm in Badore area of the state to prevent spread of the deadly ...

Govt. Raises Alarm Over Outbreak Of Bird Flu In Lagos, Kano   The Guardian Nigeria
Woman dies from bird flu in Egypt's Assiut   Ahram Online
Woman dies of bird flu in Egypt, third death this year   Yahoo News
Fox News   
The Star Online   
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Voice of America
   
Bone Stem Cells Regenerate Bone, Cartilage in Mice   
Voice of America
Osteoarthritis is a common condition seen in older people in which the tissue between joints becomes worn down, causing severe pain. In what could be an important development for people who suffer from it, U.S. researchers have isolated stem cells in adult ...

Scientists Find Stem Cells That Generates Bone And Marrow In Mice   International Business Times AU
[Kim Su-dong's Science Story] Uncompetitive Cells in Our Body Choose to ...   Korea IT Times (press release)
Bone stem cells may regenerate bones and cartilage   BioScholar News
Economic Times   
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The News Reports
   
Hormones said to instruct brain to burn fat   
The News Reports
Researchers have found that hormones hold the key to weight loss as they are said to instruct brain to burn fat and this finding should provide new insights into how the brain regulates body fat. The new study, carried out by researchers over at Monash ...

Study claims our brain could tell our bodies to burn more fat   Mumbai Mirror
Brain may instruct our body to burn more fat   Financial Express
How brain stimulates body to burn 'bad' fat   BioScholar News
Daily News & Analysis   
Hindustan Times   
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