2014年11月14日 星期五

2014-11-15 Ghana Health


Ghana Needs More Ambulances At Vantage Points to Deal With Emergency ...   
AllAfrica.com
Members of Parliament have advocated for more ambulances to be stationed at vantage points across the country to help deal with Ebola emergencies in case they occur in country. The legislators made this known in contribution to statement on the state of ...


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Citifmonline
   
Ebola tests on Military officers negative   
Citifmonline
The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has confirmed that tests conducted on two of its soldiers quarantined for possible Ebola infection have proven negative. This was confirmed by the Acting Public Relations Officer of the GAF, Lieutenant Colonel Eric Aggrey ...

Two Quarantined soldiers not infested with Ebola   spyghana.com

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Toronto Star
   
Senegal reopens air, sea borders with Ebola-hit nations - report   
Reuters
DAKAR (Reuters) - Senegal has lifted a ban on traffic by air and sea with Ebola-stricken Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, reversing a measure in place since August to halt the spread of the disease, Senegal's APS news agency reported on Friday. Senegal's ...

Ebola shuts down signs of normal life in Sierra Leone   BBC News
Ebola Deaths Surpass 5100, WHO Says   Wall Street Journal
Ebola fight gets boost from Sierra Leone community in Edmonton   CBC.ca
Business Standard   
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Capital FM Kenya
   
WISH focuses on diabetes   
Peninsula On-line
DOHA: The World Innovation Summit for Health (WISH), a global initiative of Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development (QF), is highlighting risks diabetes poses to the region's health and lifestyle. As a disease particularly ...

Call for coordinated efforts to fight diabetes   Daily Times
Doctors gather for Rochester diabetes summit   13WHAM-TV
Battling Diabetes on Reservations: Bridging the Gap and Getting Healthy   Indian Country Today Media Network
Fiji Broadcasting Corporation   
Shanghai Daily (subscription)   
Fijivillage   
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spyghana.com
   
We need more blood - National Blood Service   
spyghana.com
wpid-blooddonation.jpg The National Blood Service (NBS) has stressed the need for more Ghanaians especially Family/ Replacement Blood Donors to voluntarily dedicate themselves to blood donation to help the country achieve a hundred per cent ...

Blood donors drop as supply rationed   Hawke's Bay Today

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Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
   
Go for a breakfast rich in fibre to prevent diabetes, say experts   
Times of India
AURANGABAD: Participants at a programme held at the IMA hall on Friday on the occasion of World Diabetes Day were told to 'Go Blue for Breakfast' all through November and organize a healthy meal activity in their communities to create awareness about ...

Start The Day with a Healthy Breakfast to Beat Diabetes   Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
Reliable facts in short supply for advice on what diabetics should eat   Financial Times

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GhanaWeb
   
Ghana's HIV prevalence rate is 1.3 per cent   
GhanaWeb
Ghana has recorded a consistent declining trends in general adult prevalence of HIV over the past decade from 3.6 per cent in 2003 to 1.3 per cent in 2013. This represents a 60 per cent decline Dr Angela El-Adas, Director-General of the Ghana AIDS ...


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The Maravi Post
   
GSK launches 6.2 mln USD to support research on lifestyle diseases in Africa   
Shanghai Daily (subscription)
NAIROBI, Nov. 14 (Xinhua) -- British pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) on Friday launched a 6.2 million U.S. dollar grant to support research on non-communicable diseases in eight African countries. A statement from the company said scientists ...

GSK seeks proposals for non-communicable diseases research in Africa   Pharmaceutical Business Review
GSK launches first call for proposals for Africa NCD Open Lab   spyghana.com
Malawi researchers to tap into GSK's £4m for cancer, diabetes   Nyasa Times
Sierra Express Media   
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Deutsche Welle
   
Dealing with diabetes in Africa   
Deutsche Welle
Africa is not immune to diabetes, a disease long considered to be restricted to the affluent west. It is spreading globally and this can also be seen in Africa where new lifestyles are being adopted. Black hands with a blood sugar monitoring device. November ...

“In 2011, Diabetes affected 14.7 million adults in Africa   spyghana.com

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Fox News
   
Resources to tackle Ebola still insufficient: UN   
Sin Chew Jit Poh
UNITED NATIONS, Nov 13 (BERNAMA-NNN-SABC) -- The official leading the United Nations' efforts to fight the current Ebola outbreak which has claimed some 5,000 lives, mainly in three West African nations, has voiced concern that the real numbers of ...

Ebola exceeds 5000 deaths   Kuwait News Agency
Defeating Ebola, 'a fearsome,' elusive enemy, requires scaling up response on ...   Big News Network.com
Category: Health and Fitness   eNews Park Forest
Prensa Latina   
The Hill   
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