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AIDS Commission appeals for private sector support
Vibe Ghana
The Ghana AIDS Commission has appealed for the immediate financial support from the private sector to meet its funding needs to enable it to procure more test kits and Anti-retroviral drugs to manage the present national response. Speaking at a private ...
CMS Fire: Aids Commission needs $44m for antiretroviral drugsGhanaWeb
HIV/AIDS Patients In Danger: No Anti-retroviral Drugs For PatientsPulse.com.gh
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Vibe Ghana
The Ghana AIDS Commission has appealed for the immediate financial support from the private sector to meet its funding needs to enable it to procure more test kits and Anti-retroviral drugs to manage the present national response. Speaking at a private ...
CMS Fire: Aids Commission needs $44m for antiretroviral drugs
HIV/AIDS Patients In Danger: No Anti-retroviral Drugs For Patients
Doctor calls for more efforts at community level
GhanaWeb
Dr Ebenezer Appiah-Denkyirah, the Director-General Ghana Health Service (GHS), has called for collaboration with stakeholders at the community levels to achieve the purpose of the Community Based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) centres. He said ...
Managers of health institutions urged to be innovativeBusinessGhana
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GhanaWeb
Dr Ebenezer Appiah-Denkyirah, the Director-General Ghana Health Service (GHS), has called for collaboration with stakeholders at the community levels to achieve the purpose of the Community Based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) centres. He said ...
Managers of health institutions urged to be innovative
CBS News
Why 1 billion could be at risk for hearing loss
CBS News
Grab the earplugs, turn down the headphones and move away from the speakers. That's what the World Health Organization recommends for teens and young adults in a report sounding the alarm about hearing loss. In its "Make Listening Safe" report, the ...
One Billion Young People Risk Hearing Loss From Loud MusicVoice of America
WHO Says 1.1 Billion Young People At Risk of Hearing LossThe Guardian
Over 1 billion people listening to music too loud - WHONew Zealand Herald
Billboard
Daily Times
The Week Magazine
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CBS News
Grab the earplugs, turn down the headphones and move away from the speakers. That's what the World Health Organization recommends for teens and young adults in a report sounding the alarm about hearing loss. In its "Make Listening Safe" report, the ...
One Billion Young People Risk Hearing Loss From Loud Music
WHO Says 1.1 Billion Young People At Risk of Hearing Loss
Over 1 billion people listening to music too loud - WHO
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Organ donations dragged down by low family consent rates in Australia
spyghana.com
Low organ donation rates in Australia can be blamed on guardians refusing to enable organs from deceased family members to be donated, according to a new research released on Monday. The study, published by the Medical Journal of Australia, found ...
Organ donation in the family's hands6minutes
Queensland families overruling dying relatives with to donate organsCourier Mail
Organ donation rates held back by families refusing consent, study findsThe Guardian
The Commercial Dispatch
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spyghana.com
Low organ donation rates in Australia can be blamed on guardians refusing to enable organs from deceased family members to be donated, according to a new research released on Monday. The study, published by the Medical Journal of Australia, found ...
Organ donation in the family's hands
Queensland families overruling dying relatives with to donate organs
Organ donation rates held back by families refusing consent, study finds
International Business Times AU
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: A Debilitating Condition In Millions Of People In The ...
International Business Times AU
A businessman takes a mid-day nap in the lobby of a... more reuters.com. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is a serious, debilitating condition causing burden of illness in millions of people around the world. The CFS, which is ignored by most doctors, has no ...
New hope for chronic fatigue patients6minutes
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Renamed and RedefinedAAFP News
New research validates chronic fatigue sufferersThe Tennessean
U.S. News & World Report (blog)
Times of India
Clinical Advisor
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International Business Times AU
A businessman takes a mid-day nap in the lobby of a... more reuters.com. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is a serious, debilitating condition causing burden of illness in millions of people around the world. The CFS, which is ignored by most doctors, has no ...
New hope for chronic fatigue patients
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Renamed and Redefined
New research validates chronic fatigue sufferers
Compassion Ghana Launches Northern Sector Programme
AllAfrica.com
On January 31, 2015, Compassion International Ghana launched its northern sector programme in Kumasi in the Ashanti Region. The climax of the launching was a courtesy call on the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osie Tutu II, who was represented by Oheneba ...
Breman Jamra gets a 6 unit school blockspyghana.com
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AllAfrica.com
On January 31, 2015, Compassion International Ghana launched its northern sector programme in Kumasi in the Ashanti Region. The climax of the launching was a courtesy call on the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osie Tutu II, who was represented by Oheneba ...
Breman Jamra gets a 6 unit school block
spyghana.com
Albania sow an increase in medicinal plants export in 2014
spyghana.com
The export of medicinal plants has increased tremendously in latest years, especially during the year we left and the main market remains is the United States and some countries of the European Union, according to figures published by the Albanian Ministry ...
World Bank allocates 32.1 mln euros for Albanian health systemGlobalPost
Export of medicinal plants hikes in Albania of 2014Shanghai Daily (subscription)
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spyghana.com
The export of medicinal plants has increased tremendously in latest years, especially during the year we left and the main market remains is the United States and some countries of the European Union, according to figures published by the Albanian Ministry ...
World Bank allocates 32.1 mln euros for Albanian health system
Export of medicinal plants hikes in Albania of 2014
Upper East improves upon health delivery
GhanaWeb
The Upper East Region continues to stand tall among the 10 regions when it comes to health service delivery as it has been adjudged the best and highest performing region in the 2012 and 2013. The Upper East Regional Director of Ghana Health Service, ...
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The Upper East Region continues to stand tall among the 10 regions when it comes to health service delivery as it has been adjudged the best and highest performing region in the 2012 and 2013. The Upper East Regional Director of Ghana Health Service, ...
UN hails China's 'tremendous' help in battling Ebola
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A senior UN Official has lauded China for playing an "instrumental" and "tremendous" role in the fight against Ebola in the three most-affected west African countries. Fatoumata Lejeune-Kaba, spokeswoman of the UN Mission for Ebola Emergency Response, ...
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A senior UN Official has lauded China for playing an "instrumental" and "tremendous" role in the fight against Ebola in the three most-affected west African countries. Fatoumata Lejeune-Kaba, spokeswoman of the UN Mission for Ebola Emergency Response, ...
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Study Finds Physicians Are Agreeing To Delay Childhood Shots At Parents ...
CBS Local
DENVER (CBS4) – The recent measles outbreak brought the debate over childhood vaccinations to the forefront, and now doctors are in a tough spot as a new study shows they are getting increased pressure from parents to postpone the shots. Not only are ...
Study Finds, Most Physicians Agree To 'Spread Out' Kids' ShotsConsolidate Times
Alarming study: Pediatricians often agree to delay vaccinating children if parents ...National Monitor
Doctors Often Give In When Asked to Delay Kids' VaccinationsYouth Health Magzine
News 12 Long Island
StarNewsOnline.com
Healio
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CBS Local
DENVER (CBS4) – The recent measles outbreak brought the debate over childhood vaccinations to the forefront, and now doctors are in a tough spot as a new study shows they are getting increased pressure from parents to postpone the shots. Not only are ...
Study Finds, Most Physicians Agree To 'Spread Out' Kids' Shots
Alarming study: Pediatricians often agree to delay vaccinating children if parents ...
Doctors Often Give In When Asked to Delay Kids' Vaccinations
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