2015年4月13日 星期一

2015-04-14 Ghana Health


Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
   
Alex Segbefia Confident Of Fixing Challenges Confronting NHIS   
Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
The Health Minister designate, Alex Segbefia, says he will liaise with stakeholders in the health sector to take a bold look at the status of the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) and ensure that the ills bedeviling the scheme are addressed. Mr. Segbefia ...

Health minister designate pledges to salvage collapsing national health insurance   StarAfrica.com
Community Health Volunteers receive NHIS training   GhanaWeb

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Starr 103.5 FM
   
Roasting to stay alive: Poor Chinese man cooks himself alive to cure leukaemia   
Pulse.com.gh
A desperate Chinese leukaemia patient is trying to stay alive by sleeping over hot coals every day in the hope it will kill off cancer cells. Published: 13.04.2015; Daniel Russell. Print; eMail. search. Image ...

Photos: Poor Chinese man roasts himself to cure leukaemia   Starr 103.5 FM
Helpless man in Yunnan tries to cure his cancer by lying on a self-made 'grill'   Shanghaiist
Desperate for a cure ... This man is basically cooking his self alive to cure his ...   NEWS.com.au

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spyghana.com
   
First MAN TO MAN Conference to be held on May 1   
spyghana.com
Ghana is set to play host to the maiden edition of the Man To Man Conference to be staged in Accra on May 1, 2015. The conference would assemble over thousand men from all walks of life for a life changing encounter with world acclaimed business leaders ...

Accra Gets Ready For Man2Man Maiden Confab   Peace FM Online

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The Guardian Nigeria
   
Sierra Leone: Ebola Trial Begins   
New York Times
Researchers began vaccinating volunteers in Sierra Leone with an experimental Ebola vaccine in a study officially begun on Monday. The trial, the third to begin in the West African countries hardest hit by Ebola, is sponsored by the Centers for Disease ...

Duke researchers: Ebola stigma like AIDS hysteria   Durham Herald Sun
Ebola: Canberra health care worker tests negative for deadly virus   ABC Online
Ebola Outbreak Still A Global Emergency Despite Significant Drop In Cases: WHO   Newsroom America
Voice of America   
The Guardian Nigeria   
NUVO Newsweekly   
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Metro
   
Seek treatment for alcoholism   
Dallas Morning News (blog)
After reading Parker's column about why she gave up alcohol, I commend her on her decision. She kicked her unhealthy behavior before it became a major problem. However, there are so many others who are struggling with alcohol addiction that can't get ...

Wayland groups offer educational materials on addiction   Wicked Local Wayland
5 scary things which happen to your body (and mind) when you drink booze   Metro
Alcoholism: Thin line between 'ok drinking' and addiction   Citifmonline

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Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
   
Ghana lauded for policies to alleviate sufferings of vulnerable   
Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
Ghana has been applauded for the pro-poor policies it has put in place to alleviate the sufferings of the vulnerable. However more effort and commitment are needed from government in the implementation of these policies. These comments were made by the ...


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New Jersey Hills
   
Blue lights, charity walks and new book focus on autism in Mount Olive, elsewhere   
New Jersey Hills
Dr. Beth A. Pletcher a geneticist from Chester Township, has co-authored a new book on the autism spectrum disorder. Posted: Sunday, April 12, 2015 9:47 pm. Blue lights, charity walks and new book focus on autism in Mount Olive, elsewhere By PHIL ...

Autism Is Treatable with Coconut Oil- Food Scientists Reveals   Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
fMRI Activity May Predict Language Outcomes in Autism   Neurology Advisor
Enhanced student support   Lewisporte Pilot

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The Zimbabwe Daily
   
Annual HIV testing for teenagers in Africa   
The Zimbabwe Daily
A group of former African heads of states will be pushing for the continent's governments to have all their teenagers between the ages of 16 and 19 to be tested annually for HIV and Aids, this is according to former Botswana president Festus Mogae.
TruEvolution to Host AIDS Advocacy Night at UCR   UCR Today (press release)
Former African presidents want AIDS fight intensified   BDlive
ECOWAS member states commit to provide comprehensive health services   spyghana.com
AllAfrica.com   
UNAIDS (press release)   
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Times of India
   
Warning over rising C-section rates   
Trinidad & Tobago Express
Caesarean section is one of the most common surgeries in the world, with rates continuing to rise, particularly in high- and middle-income countries. Although it can save lives, Caesarean section is often performed without medical need, putting women and ...

Health Organization Says C-Sections Should Be Limited   Good Housekeeping (blog)
Push to cut caesarean birth risks important   Herald Sun
WHO warns against resorting to C-sections   Times of India
Healio   
The Chosun Ilbo   
NewsHub.org   
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Irish Examiner
   
Mother of 13, aged 65, expecting quadruplets   
Irish Examiner
A 65-year-old German mother-of-13 is getting ready to give birth again – this time to quadruplets. Annegret Raunigk, a Berlin schoolteacher who is soon to retire, is expected to give birth to the four babies within the next two months, Bild newspaper and RTL ...

'Shocked' mum of 13 to give birth to quadruplets - at age of 65   Irish Independent
German 65-year-old mother-to-be of quadruplets defends pregnancy decision   Deutsche Welle
65-Year-Old Expectant Mother of Quadruplets: 'I'm Not Afraid'   NBCNews.com
Times LIVE   
Daily Mail   
Us Magazine   
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