en_il-hotdailynews: 2015-02-22 Israel Health

In Sderot, only one psychiatrist available for traumatized residents
Ynetnews
At least 1,000 children from Sderot undergo psychological treatment due to trauma following Operation Protective Edge, but despite government's decision to reinforce city's Mental Health Center, there is only one psychiatrist available. Yaron Kelner ...

Thousands of rockets, only one psychiatrist   i24news

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IBNLive

31 more die, toll from swine flu rises to 774
IBNLive
New Delhi: Swine flu deaths continued unabated in the country with 31 more people succumbing to the H1N1 virus even as the total number of affected persons neared the 13,000 mark. The Health Ministry, however, said that there was no dearth of medicines ...

Swine flu spreads in Nagaland, NE states on guard   Times of India
Private labs overcharging for swine flu tests issued notices   The Hindu
Overcharging swine flu test labs get notice from govt   Deccan Herald
The New Indian Express
E-Pao.net
MorungExpress
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Missing Ebola funds – Women's Response to Ebola Campaign demands ...
Sierra Leone Times
Women across our beloved country that is slowly emerging from a year of the devastating EVD, realise that despite all national and international efforts to date, our nation still has a big fight ahead of us. We know that Ebola can only be defeated when citizens ...

Aust nurse under observation for Ebola   Sky News Australia
Decline In Ebola Cases Flattens, Raising UN Concern   Bernama
Australian nurse may have Ebola   Stuff.co.nz
Sydney Morning Herald
NEWS.com.au
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Scientists claim to create anti-ageing chocolate: report
Al-Arabiya
'We're using the same antioxidant that keeps goldfish gold and flamingos pink,' creator Dr. Ivan Petyaev was quoted as saying. (Shutterstock). Text size A A A. By Staff writer | Al Arabiya News Saturday, 21 February 2015. A team of scientists at a Cambridge ...

Anti-Aging Chocolate 'Esthechoc' Proved To Make 60 Year-Old Skin Look 20!   Food World News
Scientists invent 'anti-ageing' chocolate   Irish Independent
Scientists invent anti-ageing chocolate Esthechoc   domain-B
Metro
Blackmore Vale Magazine
The Independent
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Half Of Americans Risking Carcinogenic Exposure From Soda Consumption ...
Design & Trend
(Photo : Getty Images/Fernando Camino) Nearly half of Americans over the age of 6 could be exposing themselves to a cancer-causing carcinogen every day, according to a study. Nearly half of Americans over the age of 6 could be exposing themselves to a ...

Caramel coloring in soda may increase risk for cancer   Science Recorder
The Human Carcinogen 4-methylimidazole (4-MEI) Is Present in a Number of ...   States Chronicle
Consuming Excessive Soda May Cause Cancer   Voice Chronicle
Pioneer News
Daily Times
NDTV
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Exclusive: US Health Officials Push For Stricter 'Superbug' Defense
malaysiandigest.com
Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae CRE bacteriaThe U.S. government is close to finalizing instructions to prevent medical devices responsible for transmitting "superbugs" from spreading the potentially fatal pathogens between patients, the scientist ...

US pushes for tough steps to prevent 'superbug' spread   Oman Tribune
SD hospitals cautiously confident in superbug fight   U-T San Diego
Phenomena   National Geographic
Times Gazette
Channel News Asia
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Man's death in Kansas gives way to new disease
Science Recorder
After looking at a blood sample from a dead man in Kansas, the CDC has determined the discovery of a new disease known as the Bourbon virus. A man's death in Bourbon County, Kansas has led the CDC to the discovery of a new disease. According to ...

Bourbon Virus Liked To Death Of Kansas Man   Online News Heard Now
CDC Identifies Bourbon Virus, A New Tick-Borne Illness Implicated In A Man's ...   Bustle
CDC confirms new virus after death of Kansas man due to tick bite   Uncover Michigan
Science Times
Maine News
Diabetes Insider
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NDTV

Minnesota food drive organized to feed Ebola orphans
Minneapolis Star Tribune
A Minnesota group has launched a food drive to help feed orphans and neglected children in Ebola-ravaged countries. The Minnesota African Task Force Against Ebola started collecting donations Saturday. It hopes to gather 132,000 pounds of ...

Liberia: 8 hospital staff under observation in Ebola scare   Salon
Sirleaf orders lifting of Ebola curfew   Independent Online
Minnesota group holds food drive for Ebola orphans in Africa   Charlotte Observer

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