en_il-hotdailynews: 2015-04-25 Israel Health

This Country Is the Happiest in the World, United Nations Finds
Live Science
The happiest country in the world isn't in the tropics, as you might expect, but is known for its snow-covered peaks and delicious chocolate: Switzerland took the top spot in the 2015 World Happiness Report, a United Nations ranking of 158 countries.
And the world's happiest country is...   CNBC
Meet the 25 happiest countries in the world   Chron.com
These Are The Happiest Countries In The World   Huffington Post
WTVD-TV
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'Invisible Man' is fact now, not just fiction
Times of India
LONDON: In a first, scientists have created a perceptual illusion of having an invisible body among humans in the lab and found that the feeling of invisibility changes our physical stress response in challenging social situations. The experiment, on 125 ...

Scientists trick subjects into feeling invisible   Concord Monitor
Harry Potter "Invisibility Cloak" Invented by Swedish Scientists   News Every day
Scientists Create the Invisible Man In Lab   Yibada (English Edition)
Business Today
NEWS.com.au
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Aussie doctor joins IS: 'Wish I'd come sooner'
NEWS.com.au
A YOUNG Australian doctor has appeared in an Islamic State video urging other medical professionals to travel to the Islamic State stronghold of Raqqa in Syria to join the jihad against the west. The stylish promotional IS video has not been verified but was ...

Islamic State NHS-style hospital video posted   BBC News
ISIS Health Care Video An Ad For A Welfare State   Vocativ
Jihadicare: ISIS Launches Its Own Weird 'National Health Service'   The Fiscal Times
Newsmax
Daily Mail
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Malaria vaccine trials yield positive results
Irish Times
Final clinical trials of a possible world-first licensed vaccine for malaria suggest the jab has the “potential to prevent millions of cases”, researchers have said. In a report published in the Lancet medical journal, scientists said the drug could make a “substantial ...

More Bad News for Malaria Vaccine   NBCNews.com
New malaria vaccine could be available in months   BBC News
World's first viable malaria vaccine may prevent millions of cases: New Study   Daily News & Analysis
CBC.ca
The Australian
Seeking Alpha
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Forbes

Exercise Can't Save Us From Too Much Sugar In Our Diets, Say Experts
Forbes
In a fascinating and scorching editorial in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, three authors argue that the myth that exercise is the key to weight loss – and to health – is erroneous and pervasive, and that it must end. The evidence that diet matters more ...

Experts' latest claim: Obesity caused by diet, not exercise lack   Al-Arabiya
Experts now say exercise is not key to weight loss   Swindon Advertiser
Exercise 'not key to obesity fight'   Gulf Daily News
Times of India
The Straits Times
CBS News
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Survivors show there is hope after cancer
St. George Daily Spectrum
The face of a cancer survivor comes in many forms – young, old and everything in between. The hope of the American Cancer Society is for everyone who gets cancer to be a survivor, and to someday find a cure and a way to prevent the disease. The Relay ...

'God's not finished with me yet': Cancer survivors show strength at Relay for Life   The Tand D.com
UVA Students Use Big Bubbles to Raise Money for Cancer Research   NBC 29 News
Fighting back: Lee County fights cancer in 2015 Relay for Life   Opelika Auburn News
KGNS.tv
Rockhampton Morning Bulletin
Jacksonville Daily News
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Fruit-fly study suggests 'extra sleep' may stall Alzheimer's disease
Daily News & Analysis
A new research in fruit flies has suggested that extra sleep fixes memory problems in flies with Alzheimer's-like condition. Image for representational purposes only. A new research in fruit flies has suggested that extra sleep fixes memory problems in flies with ...

Extra sleep may help restore memory   Times of India
Extra sleep may ward off memory problems: study   Business Standard

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TIME

State health department specialists helping fight unprecedented Indiana HIV ...
Richmond.com
Disease intervention specialists from the Virginia Department of Health are assisting efforts in a rural Indiana County to stop an unprecedented HIV outbreak linked to an opioid called oxymorphone that users crush, dissolve and inject. So far 142 people in a ...

CDC Warns of HIV, HCV Outbreaks Among Injection Drug Users   Medscape
National Health Alert Issued Over HIV Outbreak in Indiana   Doctors Lounge
State officials identify 5 more cases in Jackson County   The Republic
KMBZ
Law360 (subscription)
Newsandtribune
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Air Pollution Damages Brain, Affects Cognitive Function
Nature World News
Though it is well known that air pollution raises the risk of stroke, now new research suggests that long-term exposure can even cause damage to brain structures and impair cognitive function in middle-aged and older adults. Share This Story ...

Long-Term Exposure To Air Pollution May Harm Your Brain   Newsroom America
Exposure to air pollution for long could damage your brain: New Study   Daily News & Analysis
Air pollution linked to silent strokes   NHS Choices
HealthCentral.com
Owen Sound Sun Times
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KSL.com

Put sleeping babies in cribs, not carriers or car seats study says
KSL.com
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — A new study shows babies are far safer when sleeping in a crib instead of a baby carrier or car seat. Researchers at Penn State University, for the Journal of Pediatrics, looked at 47 deaths with baby carriers and saw that all but one ...

Placing infants in car seats for naps a dangerous practice   Examiner.com
Study suggests car seats can kill sleeping kids   Fox 59
Letting babies nap in car seats could be deadly, experts warn   Fox News
Daily Mail
Grimsby Telegraph
Medical Daily
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