en_il-hotdailynews: 2015-02-16 Israel Health

Philippines bans poultry imports from Israel amid bird flu outbreak
InterAksyon
MANILA - Department of Agriculture (DA) Secretary Proceso Alcala has ordered the temporary ban on the importation of domesticated and wild birds and their products, including poultry meat, day-old chicks, eggs and semen, from Haifa, Israel. Alcala set the ...

DA bans poultry products from US due to avian influenza   Philippine Star
Philippines imposes ban on Oregon poultry products   BusinessWorld Online Edition
Oregon poultry banned   Manila Standard Today
Haaretz
Rappler
The Manila Times
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Smoking at an Israeli wedding
Jerusalem Post Israel News (blog)
My wife and I attended the nuptials of a friend's son a few weeks ago. It was a lavish affair with an endless appetizer bar and a DJ crew that could compete with the best Tel Aviv clubs. But as the hundreds of young people grooved to a beat that was just a bit ...

Textile Nano-Particles Kill Bacteria, Startup Grows Crops Without Soil – It's Good ...   Jewish Business News
Few countries can match Israel if you're looking for a holiday filled with ...   Scottish Daily Record
US alliance with Israel embarrassing: Analyst   Press TV

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Student has an weird condition causing her to eat while sleeping
LidTime.com (blog)
Student gaining weight even after maintaining proper diet as because she has a strange condition which causes her to eat while sleeping. Advertisement. According to the report, the 20 year old university student, Kate Archibald, found out that she has been ...

Girl raids fridge in sleep… makes toast, eats cheese   Emirates 24/7

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Australian company recalls berries after hep A outbreak linked to China
Channel News Asia
Australian authorities are investigating after five people fell sick after eating Patties Foods Ltd berries, which were grown in both Chile and China before being packaged at the Chinese factory. PHOTOS. There has long been concern about food safety in ...

James Faulkner won't face Bangladesh1:43   The Australian (blog)
Frozen berries tested for hepatitis A after Australian product recall   The Guardian
Australian food company recalls berries after hep A outbreak linked to China   Reuters
Business Insider Australia
The New Daily
SBS
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Kate Pledges Support For Youth Mental Health
Sky News
The Duchess of Cambridge appears in a video calling for more openness when tackling the problem of depression in children. 01:12, UK, Monday 16 February 2015. Play video "Kate's Youth Mental Health Plea" ...

Kate Middleton Shows Her Support For Children Struggling With Mental Health ...   E! Online
Duchess Kate Promotes Child Mental Health in New PSA   ABC News
Kate Middleton Records PSA for Children's Mental Health Week: Watch Now!   Us Magazine
People Magazine
Daily Mail
Telegraph.co.uk
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Ebola crisis: Leaders of Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia pledge to eradicate ...
ABC Online
The leaders of the West African countries devastated by the Ebola outbreak have vowed to eradicate the deadly virus by mid-April. Guinea's president Alpha Conde and his Liberian and Sierra Leone counterparts Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Ernest Bai Koroma ...

Ebola-hit nations pledge to eradicate virus in 60 days   Zee News
Ebola Transparency: Sierra Leone Leads as Liberia Falter > Monro   Front Page Africa
Chinese Ambassador Zhao Yanbo Attends the Completion Ceremony of Sierra ...   MFA China
Digital Journal
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The Future Of Technology: Lenses With Built-in Zoom
The Monitor Daily
At this year's American Association for the Advancement of Science's (AAAS) in California which took place on Friday Feb. 13, a team of researchers presented the future of technology: lenses with built-in zoom. The first version of zoom-in lenses was ...

New Telescopic Contact Lens With Wink Controlled 3X Zoom   Immortal News
Contact lens with… inbuilt telescope to increase peripheral vision 3-fold in a wink   RT
Contact lenses with zoom   New Zealand Herald
Tech Gen Mag
America Herald
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Fast-acting HIV strain in Cuba troubles AIDS researchers
The Seattle Times
The strain of human immunodeficiency virus — a combination of three subtypes of the virus — progresses so fast that researchers worry infected patients may not seek antiretroviral therapy until too late. By Daniel Chang and Nora Gamez Torres. Miami Herald ...

New aggressive form of HIV accelerates AIDS   Times of India
Fast-progressing HIV an 'epidemic' in Cuba, says Belgian study   South China Morning Post (subscription)
There's a New HIV Strain in Cuba and It's Aggressive   Youth Health Magzine
The Hoops News
ModVive
The Inquisitr
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Heart Health Focus for Women
Guardian Liberty Voice
While the number of heart attacks are decreasing for men they are on the rise for women. In fact, cancer, lung disease, and even accidents are the cause of fewer deaths. The number one cause of death for women is cardiovascular disease. February is Heart ...

Saturated fats: 10 questions answered   Stuff.co.nz
Food, fads and moderation   Otago Daily Times
How women can keep their hearts healthy   The Seattle Times
Wicked Local Wayland
Mirror.co.uk
Times of India
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