2015年9月15日 星期二

2015-09-16 Israel Health


The Globe and Mail
   
BC calling on doctors to track flu in bid to prevent vaccine mismatch   
The Globe and Mail
The mismatch of last year's influenza vaccine with the actual flu strain it was supposed to target has B.C. authorities intent on recruiting more doctors to monitor outbreaks this year. “The reason we need more family docs to participate is the more ...
FDA Advisory Panel Recommends Licensure of NVS Influenza Candidate Vaccine for ...   MarketWatch
BC Centre for Disease Control ramping up flu vaccine monitoring   CBC.ca
Flu-tracking program seeks BC health practitioners to evaluate illnesses   CTV News
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette   
Telegraph.co.uk   
WebMD.Boots.com   
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Dress code in schools to fight dengue   
The Asian Age
As the national capital battles highest number of dengue cases in last five years, the Delhi government on Tuesday directed schools across the city to ensure that students attend school wearing clothes which fully cover them for the next one month to ...

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NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
   
More Cucumbers Sold in Texas Recalled   
NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
A recall covering potentially deadly cucumbers covers a new brand of cucumbers which were produced in the United States. (Published Monday, Sept. 14, 2015). Updated at 7:16 PM CDT on Monday, Sep 14, 2015. A recall covering potentially deadly ...

Custom Produce recalls Fat Boy brand and unlabeled cucumbers   Celebrity Cafe - Entertainment News (blog)
Numbers surpass 400 in salmonella outbreak linked to cucumbers   Lid Time - Weird News, Entertainment, News Headlines (blog)
Parlier firm recalls cucumbers in salmonella scare   Fresno Business Journal
Lamar Ledger   
Fresno Bee   
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Huffington Post Canada
   
Overcoming Back-to-School Social Anxiety in the Social Media Age   
Huffington Post Canada
It's that time of year again. Now that you are back in school thinking about all the classes you've signed up for, what your schedule looks like and feeling stressed about upcoming exams this semester, your phone vibrates. You've just received a ...
Social media habit linked to depression and anxiety among teens   The Standard Digital News (satire) (press release) (registration) (blog)
Social media may increase depression in teens   Health24
Study: Social Media Addiction Linked to Depression & Anxiety in Teens   Bella Naija
The Budapest Report   
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13WMAZ
   
Bubonic plague case confirmed in Michigan   
13WMAZ
A Michigan resident has contracted the rare, life-threatening bubonic plague — the first documented case in Michigan's public health history, state officials confirmed. Loading… Post to Facebook. Bubonic plague case confirmed in Michigan A Michigan ...

Local bubonic plague survivor describes life-threatening ordeal   ABC 10 News NOW
First-ever case of Bubonic plague confirmed in Michigan   Northern Californian
Michigan Bubonic Plague: State Studies First-Ever Case of Sickness   The Times (subscription)
Midland Daily News   
Canon City Daily Record   
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Times LIVE
   
Mediterranean diet reduces the risk of breast cancer   
Times LIVE
Dr Miguel Martínez-González and his team followed more than 4200 women on either a low-fat diet or a Mediterranean diet supplemented with extra olive oil, for five years. File photo. Image by: Getty Images/iStockphoto/Liv Friis-Larsen ...

Preliminary results suggest Mediterranean diet reduces breast cancer risk   13WMAZ
Olive Oil-rich Mediterranean Diet Can Reduce Breast Cancer Risk: Study   NYC Today
OPINION: Mediterranean diet has benefits   Mackay Daily Mercury
Hawaii News Now   
WTNH Connecticut News (press release)   
PPP Focus.com   
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Al Jazeera America
   
Surgeon General Vivek Murthy Highlights 5 Crucial Health Issues Facing Americans   
Huffington Post
Since Dr. Vivek Murthy was appointed U.S. surgeon general last year, the U.K.-born doctor has made it his priority to fast-track the American public to a healthier lifestyle. In a conversation with HuffPost Live's Caroline Modarressy-Tehrani last week ...
Walk Your Way to Health   Dispatch Times
Surgeon General's Prescription for Health: Walk More   YES! Magazine
U.S. surgeon general visits Tate Elementary in Las Vegas to promote walking   Las Vegas Review-Journal
U.S. News & World Report   
Examiner Enterprise   
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Newsweek
   
For Kids, More Time Outdoors May Mean Better Vision   
Newsweek
A Chinese student undergoes an eyesight test at an eye hospital in Shanghai. Myopia is common in children in cities scattered throughout East and Southeast Asia, where 80 to 90 percent of high school graduates are nearsighted and need glasses to see ...

Making Kids Play Outside May Cut Their Risk Of Nearsightedness   University Herald
More time outdoors may cut kids' risk of nearsightedness: study   Xinhua
More Time Outside Tied to Less Nearsightedness in Children   Scientific American
International Business Times AU   
The Times (subscription)   
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Los Angeles Times
   
First West Nile virus death reported in Los Angeles County   
Los Angeles Times
A San Gabriel Valley man who died this month was confirmed on Tuesday as the first West Nile virus death in Los Angeles County this year, county health officials said. The man was hospitalized in late August and had pre-existing health conditions, ...

West Nile virus kills Baltimore Co. man   Washington Post
Baltimore County person is Maryland's first West Nile Virus death this year   ABC2 News
First West Nile Virus case of 2015 confirmed in Long Beach   Long Beach Press Telegram
wwlp.com   
CBS Local   
KOMU-TV   
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Nature World Report
   
(VIDEO) Vitamin D deficiency linked to mental decline   
Nature World Report
Research suggests that 50 percent of Americans above 65 have low levels of vitamin D. People from African origin have the highest chance to be deficient on Vitamin D. Study says that older people must increase their intake of Vitamin D with supplements ...
Taking a daily vitamin D supplement wards off dementia   Daily Times
Low vitamin D ranges might improve danger for Alzheimer's   The Times (subscription)
Low vitamin D linked to mental decline, study finds   CBS News
Science Recorder   
NJ.com   
Philly.com   
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