2015年2月12日 星期四

2015-02-13 Israel Health


Brent Reilly update: Adelaide Crows defender moved out of intensive care   
fanatix Sport News
Veteran Adelaide Crows defender Brent Reilly has moved out of intensive care at Royal Adelaide Hospital. SEE ALSO: Reilly Injury: Adelaide Crows defender suffers skull fracture in training ground collision. Johnson Sydney Swans: Alex Johnson to miss yet ...

AFL: Brent Reilly injury, fractured skull, out of intensive care - Yahoo!7   Yahoo!7 News

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Telegraph.co.uk
   
Dogs can read our emotions claim experts   
Telegraph.co.uk
Dogs have been man's best friend for 30,000 years and scientists have now discovered the secret to that long companionship - they can read our emotions. The researchers discovered dogs were able to tell simply from looking at a human facial expression ...

Dogs Recognize Expression On Human Faces   Tech Times
Human-Canine Communication: Dogs Can Read Emotion in Human Faces   Decoded Science
Dogs Recognize Human Facial Expressions, Says Study, So Your Dog Really ...   Bustle
Kansas City Star   
Xinhua   
Christian Science Monitor   
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Mirror.co.uk
   
HRT increases risk of ovarian cancer risk by 40 per cent   
The Australian (blog)
MENOPAUSAL women who take hormone replacement therapy boost the risk of ovarian cancer by 40 per cent even if they take the treatment only for a few years, according to a major new study. The probe marks the widest analysis of the risk of ovarian ...

Hormone Therapy 'Could Increase Risk Of Cancer'   Sky News
'Long-term HRT use raises risk of ovarian cancer': Chance increases by 40 ...   Daily Mail
HRT increases ovarian cancer risk, says study   Irish Times
Haaretz   
Rappler   
Science Codex   
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IBNLive
   
Swine flu cases on the rise, over 400 deaths in 2015   
IBNLive
New Delhi: The rising cases of swine flu continues to be a cause for concern across the country. The disease has already claimed 407 lives in 2015 and the worst part is H1N1 drug Tami Flu is now running short in several states. Over 200 people have died in ...

WHO warning on flu ignored by state   Times of India
DCGI to hold meet to address sudden spurt in Swine Flu cases in the country   pharmabiz.com
H1N1 virus has not mutated: Centre   The Hindu
The Indian Express   
The New Indian Express   
Hindustan Times   
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The Express Tribune
   
Six-day-old baby has youngest US heart transplant   
9news.com.au
A six-day old premature baby has become the youngest infant to receive a heart transplant at a US hospital, doctors and her proud parents said. Baby Oliver Crawford underwent the operation at Phoenix Children's Hospital in Arizona after being born seven ...

Six-day-old baby becomes youngest patient to undergo heart transplant in USA   The Express Tribune

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BBC News
   
Screen name choice is key to finding love online   
BBC News
Using a playful screen name, starting with a letter near the beginning of the alphabet, could be the key to online dating success. Writing in the journal Evidence Based Medicine, researchers said getting the profile seen was as important as an attractive photo.
The key to online dating? It could be your username   CTV News
What's in a Name? Perhaps a Mate, Study of Online Dating Suggests   U.S. News & World Report
Looking for love online? Pick pic carefully, sound fun, and use a name starting ...   Herald Scotland
Discovery News   
Mirror.co.uk   
Business Insider Australia   
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The Sun Daily
   
Study says power naps could make up for lost sleep   
The Sun Daily
Napping could undo the damage that occurs after a night of insufficient sleep, suggests a new study. AFP RELAXNEWS. A SHORT nap can revive the immune system and even zap stress for those who didn't get enough sleep the night before, according to ...

Sleep deprived? A power nap may help   New York Daily News
Had poor sleep last night? A 30-minute power nap can make it all right   Hindustan Times
Use short naps to reverse the impact of poor sleep   India Today
Firstpost   
Times LIVE   
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Daily Science Journal
   
Study Reveals Links between Genes and Obesity   
Daily Science Journal
Apart from diet and lifestyle, genes play an important role in obesity, says a new study. Obesity epidemic is not only affecting America but it is growing throughout the world. However, the new study can be helpful in explaining why some people have a ...

Largest ever genome-wide study strengthens genetic link to obesity   HealthCanal.com
Your genes ARE partially to blame for your fat, says scentists   Metro
Dieting may be useless for fat gene   The Australian (blog)
Hindustan Times   
Daily Mail   
Zee News   
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U-T San Diego
   
Stents: major benefit to stroke patients   
U-T San Diego
This Friday, Feb. 6, 2015 photo shows stroke survivor Don Sadoway, foreground, and Lee Schwamm, vice chairman of the Massachusetts General Hospital's neurology department, in Boston. When medicine failed to dissolve a clot in Sadoway's brain, his ...

Halifax team involved in possibly livesaving stroke research   TheChronicleHerald.ca (registration)
Clot-Busting Drug May Be Safe for Those With 'Wake-Up' Strokes   Philly.com
Brain stents show big promise for certain stroke patients   Boston Globe
Business Standard   
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Belfast Newsletter
   
KATE HOEY: We all want to cut smoking but plain packaging will not work   
Belfast Newsletter
As this five-year fixed term Parliament draws to an end the House of Commons has been described as a 'zombie parliament'. No substantial pieces of legislation and hours spent on debating worthy causes put forward by backbench MPs. So it was quite ...

No smoking if the kids are in the car, says England   CNN International
Is a complete ban on smoking next?   BBC News
Smoking in cars with children banned in England and Wales   Metro
WalesOnline   
The Bolton News   
TVNZ   
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