en_il-hotdailynews: 2015-03-24 Israel Health

Israeli Illusionist dazzles crowd by floating in the air
Yahoo News UK
Hanging solely with his hand attached to a wall at a Tel Aviv shopping centre, Illusionist and endurance artist Hezi Dean appeared to be floating in the air, shocking hundreds of pedestrians on 22 March. Dean performed the stunt for five hours that had Tel ...

Israeli magician 'floats in air'   Ynetnews
WATCH: Illusionist 'levitates' outside Tel Aviv's Dizengoff Center   Jerusalem Post Israel News

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MDA Calls for Blood Donations Now Amid Serious Shortage
Yeshiva World News
mda Officials of Magen David Adom blood services announce a critical shortage of O+, O negative, B negative and A negative blood. Blood bank officials are using the media to send the message to citizens, to donate blood. Blood bank officials remind ...

Pilot project to put video cameras in MDA mobile intensive care units to better ...   Jerusalem Post Israel News
MDA Holds Blood Drive Due to Severe Supply Shortages   Arutz Sheva
Tradition of philanthropy: Magen David Adom honors Sydell Miller and family   Palm Beach Daily News

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Michael Bloomberg Backs Project to Collect Foreign Health Data
Newsmax
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is backing a new project that will collect basic health data for countries in Africa, southeast Asia, and Latin America. Bloomberg's foundation, Bloomberg Philanthropies, is partnering with the Australian ...

Former New York Mayor Bloomberg invests in health data effort   FierceHealthIT
Bloomberg launches project to improve health data in developing countries   Bangladesh News 24 hours
Michael Bloomberg Backs Health-Data Push   Wall Street Journal
Chronicle of Philanthropy (subscription)
Jewish Business News
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Food recall: Amy's brand frozen entree products
Montreal Gazette
Some Amy's brand frozen entree products have been recalled from the marketplace because of possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Canadian Food Inspection Agency. Share Adjust Comment Print ...

Amy's Kitchen recalls products that could contain listeria   CNN
Amy's Kitchen recalls foods with possible listeria   National Monitor
Amy's Kitchen recalls products with spinach   WZZM
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In MONROVIA, Liberia
Washington Post
The disease had left her with almost nothing, but when she heard that the Americans were hiring, Josephine Dolley pulled out her best blue jeans. She let her long braided hair down. She put on a freshly ironed maroon blouse instead of the stained cotton ...

Thousands left to die as ebola went unchecked   Irish Examiner
"We Are Not Ready": Ebola Analysis from Front-Line Workers (And Bill Gates)   Wired
Aid Group: Poor Global Response Worsened Ebola Epidemic   Voice of America
Scientific American
Reuters
Newsweek
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Boy (5) in brain tumour dispute is now free of cancer, claim parents
Irish Independent
The parents of five-year-old English boy Ashya King, who were detained after taking him abroad for brain tumour treatment, say their son is now free of cancer. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. Brett and Naghemeh ...

Five-year-old Ashya King makes 'miracle' recovery   Irish Examiner
Fury as NHS pays £125million for the £35million machine that saved Ashya King   mirror.co.uk
Parents of Ashya King 'afraid he will be seized by social workers'   Telegraph.co.uk
TVNZ
The Times (subscription)
Daily Mail
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4D ultrasound shows the harmful effects of smoking on unborn babies
Stuff.co.nz
OBVIOUS EFFECTS: Foetuses of mothers who smoked (top row) moved their mouths and touched their faces more frequently. Smoking while pregnant could harm the foetal central nervous system, according to a pilot study which used 4D ultrasounds to ...

Smoking while pregnant may harm baby's central nervous system: study   Sydney Morning Herald
New 4D ultrasound scans show how unborn babies react to mothers smoking ...   Express.co.uk
Faces of unborn babies 'show effects of smoking'   Scotsman
New Zealand Herald
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Can India defeat tuberculosis and save three lakh lives?
Daily News & Analysis
Of the 8.6 million new TB cases in the world every year, 2.3 million reside in India. India is home to the largest number of tuberculosis cases in the world. Of the 8.6 million new TB cases in the world every year, 2.3 million reside in India. More than 3,00,000 ...

Treating a disease that can fight back even harder   Irish Examiner
Godrej, Aamir ask PM to treat it as a 'national crisis'   Times of India
Seminar on TB   The Hindu
NYOOOZ
Huffington Post India
Daily Times
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Sleep Keeps the Hippocampus Effieciently Working, Study
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A short nap may make memory five times better   UPI.com
Short Naps improve Memory: Study   West Texas News
Short naps, a secret key to success, says study   Times Gazette
Empire State Tribune
Huffington Post
Stuff.co.nz
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The Most Widely Used Herbicide in the United States Could Cause Cancer in ...
VICE News
Roundup, produced by the US-based agrochemical behemoth Monsanto, is one of the most widely used herbicides in the world and is doused on millions of acres of crops each year in the United States alone. Regulatory agencies around the world, including ...

Monsanto strikes back at finding that Roundup is probably carcinogenic (MON)   Seeking Alpha (registration)
Monsanto bites back at glyphosate findings   MarketWatch
Glyphosate classified "probably carcinogenic" by World Health Organisation ...   Horticulture Week
The Epoch Times
St. Louis Public Radio
Duluth News Tribune
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