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26% Indians facing threat of non-communicable diseases
Hindustan Times
The probability of an Indian between the ages of 30-70 years dying from the four main non-communicable diseases - diabetes, cancer, stroke and respiratory diseases - was 26% at present, the World Health Organisation said Monday. According to the Global ...
Low and middle-income countries to lose $7 trillion to non-communicable diseasesGhana Business News
Probability of death by NCDs high in India: WHOThe Hindu
WHO released Global Status Report on Non-communicable Diseases 2014Jagran Josh
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New Vision
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Hindustan Times
The probability of an Indian between the ages of 30-70 years dying from the four main non-communicable diseases - diabetes, cancer, stroke and respiratory diseases - was 26% at present, the World Health Organisation said Monday. According to the Global ...
Low and middle-income countries to lose $7 trillion to non-communicable diseases
Probability of death by NCDs high in India: WHO
WHO released Global Status Report on Non-communicable Diseases 2014
AsiaOne
Gym time won't cancel out too much sitting
AsiaOne
People who are too sedentary, even if they do exercise frequently, are more likely to develop heart disease, cancer and diabetes, a new report says. It's well known that too much sitting time is bad for our health. "What we didn't know was whether the sitting ...
Sitting all day increases risk of disease, even with exerciseVox
Study: Excessive sitting linked to risk of heart disease, cancerUSA TODAY
Even Regular Exercise Isn't Enough To Cancel Out Too Much SittingHuffington Post
Calgary Herald
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New York Daily News
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AsiaOne
People who are too sedentary, even if they do exercise frequently, are more likely to develop heart disease, cancer and diabetes, a new report says. It's well known that too much sitting time is bad for our health. "What we didn't know was whether the sitting ...
Sitting all day increases risk of disease, even with exercise
Study: Excessive sitting linked to risk of heart disease, cancer
Even Regular Exercise Isn't Enough To Cancel Out Too Much Sitting
Daily Mail
Nigeria nearing six months without single polio case
Daily Mail
Nigeria was on Tuesday awarded $8.1 million in funding for a final push to eradicate polio, as it nears six months without a case of the disease. Rotary International, which is working with the World Health Organization (WHO) to wipe out the virus, said the ...
Rotary Raises Funds to End Polio in NigeriaAllAfrica.com
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Daily Mail
Nigeria was on Tuesday awarded $8.1 million in funding for a final push to eradicate polio, as it nears six months without a case of the disease. Rotary International, which is working with the World Health Organization (WHO) to wipe out the virus, said the ...
Rotary Raises Funds to End Polio in Nigeria
Sierra Express Media
Airplane passenger does not have Ebola, state says
NJ.com
The passenger whose on-board illness and West African travel origin raised concerns about Ebola has tested negative for the disease, according to the N.J. Department of Health. "The patient was evaluated overnight for a gastrointestinal illness and was ...
Stigmatization of health workers; a scar on the conscience of the perpetratorsSierra Express Media
World Bank trims estimate of Ebola economic costEconomic Times
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NJ.com
The passenger whose on-board illness and West African travel origin raised concerns about Ebola has tested negative for the disease, according to the N.J. Department of Health. "The patient was evaluated overnight for a gastrointestinal illness and was ...
Stigmatization of health workers; a scar on the conscience of the perpetrators
World Bank trims estimate of Ebola economic cost
NHIS holders sentisised on benefits
Vibe Ghana
Mr Joseph Yaw Owusu-Kwarteng, former Public Relations Officer of the Awutu Effutu Senya District Health Insurance Scheme, has advised premium holders of the scheme to remain reliable to the policy. This, he, said would enable them gain from its ...
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Vibe Ghana
Mr Joseph Yaw Owusu-Kwarteng, former Public Relations Officer of the Awutu Effutu Senya District Health Insurance Scheme, has advised premium holders of the scheme to remain reliable to the policy. This, he, said would enable them gain from its ...
Panorama.am
Fitness 'rubs off on your partner'
Panorama.am
Whether you want to lose weight, quit smoking or exercise more, you have a better chance of success if your partner shares your goal, research suggests. The British study looked at data from more than 3,700 married or cohabiting couples aged 50 and older, ...
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Panorama.am
Whether you want to lose weight, quit smoking or exercise more, you have a better chance of success if your partner shares your goal, research suggests. The British study looked at data from more than 3,700 married or cohabiting couples aged 50 and older, ...
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Harvard study suggests moderate alcohol consumption linked to lower risk of ...
Syracuse.com
The Harvard University study, published in the European Heart Journal, had more than 14,000 male and female participants. (Thinkstock). Print · Allie Healy | ahealy@syracuse.com By Allie Healy | ahealy@syracuse.com The Post-Standard Email the author ...
A drink a day may protect heart more than abstainingFox News
The benefits of boozing: Why are we obsessed with the health effects of alcohol?The Independent
What a Daily Drink Might Do for Your HeartdailyRx
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Syracuse.com
The Harvard University study, published in the European Heart Journal, had more than 14,000 male and female participants. (Thinkstock). Print · Allie Healy | ahealy@syracuse.com By Allie Healy | ahealy@syracuse.com The Post-Standard Email the author ...
A drink a day may protect heart more than abstaining
The benefits of boozing: Why are we obsessed with the health effects of alcohol?
What a Daily Drink Might Do for Your Heart
North Country Public Radio
Poverty, skin color, race raise asthma risk—US study
Inquirer.net
MIAMI, United States – A US study out Tuesday including more than 23,000 children has debunked the long-standing belief that living in the inner city raises the risk of asthma. Instead, it found that being poor, African-American or Puerto Rican were more ...
Study shows asthma is not more prevalent in the inner cityBoston Globe
Inner City Life is Not Linked to Asthma, Study SuggestsDaily Science Journal
As the poor move from cities, asthma goes with themUSA TODAY
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Diabetes Insider
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Inquirer.net
MIAMI, United States – A US study out Tuesday including more than 23,000 children has debunked the long-standing belief that living in the inner city raises the risk of asthma. Instead, it found that being poor, African-American or Puerto Rican were more ...
Study shows asthma is not more prevalent in the inner city
Inner City Life is Not Linked to Asthma, Study Suggests
As the poor move from cities, asthma goes with them
9news.com.au
UK doctors transplant six-day-old baby's organs in milestone procedure
9news.com.au
British doctors have turned a tragedy into a medical milestone by transplanting the organs of a deceased newborn. The six-day-old's kidneys and liver cells were donated to two other patients after the baby's heart stopped beating. Doctors say she was born ...
Terminally ill baby saves life of two in unique operationTimes of Oman
What does the UK's first organ donation from a newborn baby mean for the future?Irish Examiner
Transplant first: Doctor describes first organ donation from UK newbornBBC News
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9news.com.au
British doctors have turned a tragedy into a medical milestone by transplanting the organs of a deceased newborn. The six-day-old's kidneys and liver cells were donated to two other patients after the baby's heart stopped beating. Doctors say she was born ...
Terminally ill baby saves life of two in unique operation
What does the UK's first organ donation from a newborn baby mean for the future?
Transplant first: Doctor describes first organ donation from UK newborn
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Rivers govt kills birds over Avian flu threat
Nigerian Tribune
Rivers State government has acknowledged the outbreak of Avian flu, commonly known as bird flu, in the state, saying that hundreds of birds have been eliminated in a privately -owned farm affected by the flu in Port Harcourt. Mr Emma Chinda, the state ...
Avian Influenza Confirmed in IdahoKPVI News 6
Avian flu found in Canyon CountyThe Idaho Statesman
Avian flu virus found in Clallam CountyPort Townsend Leader
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Nigerian Tribune
Rivers State government has acknowledged the outbreak of Avian flu, commonly known as bird flu, in the state, saying that hundreds of birds have been eliminated in a privately -owned farm affected by the flu in Port Harcourt. Mr Emma Chinda, the state ...
Avian Influenza Confirmed in Idaho
Avian flu found in Canyon County
Avian flu virus found in Clallam County
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