2015年4月14日 星期二

2015-04-15 Ghana Health


spyghana.com
   
NHIS is a victim of its own successes - Alex Segbefia   
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The Minister of Health designate, Mr. Alex Segbefia, has observed that the National Health Insurance Scheme's current challenges are as result of its own success stories over the years which has led to the stretching of its capacity to deal with the growing ...

Alex Segbefia Confident Of Fixing Challenges Confronting NHIS   Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
Health minister designate pledges to salvage collapsing national health insurance   StarAfrica.com

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ECOWAS pledges to provide comprehensive health care services   
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Governments of the 15 ECOWAS member- states have declared their commitment to provide comprehensive health services to vulnerable populations in West Africa. Heads of State The governments took the decision at the end of a meeting in Senegal ...

ECOWAS member states declare support for vulnerable populations   GhanaWeb
Ramaphosa highlights improvement against denialism of AIDS   The New Age Online
Champions come together to announce strengthened efforts for an AIDS-free ...   Newstime Africa
New Vision   
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Irish Examiner
   
A simple breath test could be used to detect stomach cancer   
Irish Examiner
Scientists believe they can test whether people are likely to have stomach cancer by analysing their breath. A simple breath test could be used to detect stomach cancer. Stomach cancer, also known as gastric cancer, is a relatively uncommon cancer that ...

Scientists are working on a breath test to diagnose stomach cancer   The Verge
Breath test predicts stomach cancer   gulfnews.com
New breath test detects stomach cancer   Fox News
Business Standard   
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Times of India
   
Sierra Leone: Schools Reopen as Ebola Outbreak Subsides   
New York Times
Children in Sierra Leone returned to school on Tuesday after staying home for nine months because of the Ebola outbreak. More than 8,000 schools were reopening, although attendance at many was poor amid some skepticism that the crisis was over.
Doctor returns home after Ebola battle   Stuff.co.nz
Schools reopen to news of post-Ebola football windfall   Sierra Express Media
Ebola continues to pose a global threat – says WHO   Sierra Leone Times
Mashable   
Macleans.ca   
CNN   
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PSFK
   
Violent Video Games Not Linked to Aggression in Adults with Autism Spectrum ...   
HealthCanal.com
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Following the 2012 shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, some in the media and the public speculated a link existed between autism spectrum disorder and violence and, in particular, that violent video games may cause gamers with autism to ...

Autism Village Connects Families to Autism-Friendly (and Fun) Places   PSFK (blog)
How Do Violent Video Games Impact Adults With ASD?   Monthly Prescribing Reference
Raising Awareness For Autism   The Cougar's Byte
Ghana Broadcasting Corporation   
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NJ.com
   
Freedom House in Clinton observes April as 'Alcohol Awareness' month   
NJ.com
Freedom House in Clinton observes April as the 29th year the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence has sponsored Alcohol Awareness month. Freedom House of New Jersey, founded in 1986, provides three major programs for those ...

Alcohol Awareness Month 2015 focuses on underage drinking   Breckenridge American
Alcohol Awareness in a Sound Byte Culture   Bangor Daily News
The significance of Alcohol Awareness Month   The Desert Sun
Bloomington Pantagraph   
Dallas Morning News (blog)   
Metro   
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spyghana.com
   
Botswana commemorates World Health Day   
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The Ministry of Health on Tuesday held a World Health Day commemoration, themed Farm to plate, Make food Safe in attempt to send the message across on food Safety. The World Bank was set to approve a new project in Uganda to strengthen its health.
Nigerians Should Eat Foods From Natural Sources   AllAfrica.com

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LOLWOT
   
Heavy smoker: 7 year boy smokes 16 cigarettes a day   
Pulse.com.gh
Dihan Awalidan, 7, and his three friends, Nawan, 11, Jujun, 7 and Dede, 8, light up approximately 16 times a day. Published: 17.41; Daniel Russell. Print; eMail. search. Image. Dihan, seven, takes a drag from a cigarette (Picture: Barcroft). Dihan, seven, takes ...

Boy, 7, smokes 16 cigarettes a day after cutting down from 60 - when he was ...   The Standard Digital News (satire) (press release) (registration) (blog)
This 7-Year-Old Boy Smokes 16 Cigarettes Per Day   LOLWOT

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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 ...

Push to cut caesarean birth risks important   Herald Sun
WHO warns against resorting to C-sections   Times of India
Poll: Should Caesareans be carried out only when it is medically necessary?   expressandstar.com

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Airtel Nigeria Supports Poor Orphans, Epilepsy Victims   
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Airtel Nigeria's inspiring TV show, Airtel touching lives, has continued to support and encourage citizens and organisations who are making a change in the society. Perhaps Episode 12 of the Airtel touching lives is so far the most inspiring, as Airtel touched ...


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