2015年5月15日 星期五

2015-05-16 Ghana Health


The Nation
   
30 minutes of exercise key to health in old age   
The Nation
Elderly men who do 30 minutes of physical activity six days a week are likely to have a 40-percent lower risk of death compared to couch-potato counterparts, researchers said Friday. For men in this age group, just a small amount of regular exercise ...

Elderly people who exercise 'live five years longer'   BBC News

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Medical Xpress
   
Diet and exercise are a universal prescription for better health   
Medical Xpress
What if there were a nearly universal prescription for better health, one that could save untold thousands of lives annually, lower health care costs and even help shrink the nation's carbon footprint?
Nutrition News: Added-Sugar Labeling, Mediterranean Diet Benefits, Panera ...   Healthy Eats (blog)
Nutrition -- Diet-to-Go Gets Out in Front of New Dietary Guidelines   PR Web (press release)
Answers to your diet questions (2)   Graphic Online
KUSI   
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BBC News
   
Early Chemo May Boost Survival in Advanced Prostate Cancer – WebMD   
WebMD
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Docetaxel and Hormone Therapy May Improve PCa Outcomes   Renal and Urology News
Early Chemo May Boost Survival in Advanced Prostate Cancer   HealthDay
Prostate Cancer Drug Extends Lives: Study   Newsmax
BBC News   
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New Vision
   
British Council boss in Pallisa for HIV/AIDS campaign   
New Vision
The British Council Country director, Peter Brown, has hailed women living positively with HIV/AIDS in Mpongi parish, Putiputi Sub County in Pallisa district for initiating an association which benefits the community. Brown who visited the group of 70 members; ...

Head Of British Council On HIV/AIDS Campaign Tour   spyghana.com

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Times of India
   
Don't let hypertension control your life   
Times of India
As the world observes World Hypertension Day on May 17, experts rue that there is still not enough awareness about this silent killer. May 17 is when the world will observe World Hypertension Day to create awareness about this ailment. While hypertension ...

Are you at risk of high blood pressure? Learn the symptoms of hypertension   BT.com
Studies Find Pharmacists Help Patients Control Blood Pressure   Newswise (press release)

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Citifmonline
   
Gov't urged to complete abandoned maternity blocks   
Citifmonline
Government and stakeholders in Health have been urged to continue with the construction of abandoned maternity blocks in some health institutions in the country. Mrs Christiana Mawusi Atsu, Chief Executive Officer of African Mother and Child Health ...


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National Post
   
Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk's plea for liver donor answered but ...   
National Post
Just one day after a public plea by Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk, doctors were readying him for transplant surgery after almost 2,000 people stepped forward, at once a testament to human compassion and an ethical quagmire for the health care ...

Eugene Melnyk: 'Time is of the essence,' team officials says   Macleans.ca
Hundreds offer part of liver to Senators' Melnyk   Niagarathisweek.com

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Montreal Gazette
   
Why a weak handshake is bad news for your heart   
Montreal Gazette
The strength of your handshake could indicate the chance of a future heart attack, a major study suggests. Researchers found that the vigour of a person's grip could predict the risk of heart attacks and strokes - and was a stronger indicator of death than ...

A Simple Hand-Grip Test Could Predict Your Risk For Heart Disease And Death   Huffington Post
Handshake strength 'could predict' heart attack risk   Telegraph.co.uk

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Wall Street Journal
   
At least 28 children killed by lead poisoning in Nigeria | Reuters   
Firstpost
ABUJA At least 28 children under the age of five have been killed by drinking stream water contaminated with lead in Nigeria's Niger state, health minister Fidelis Nwankwo said, and officials blamed the contamination on illegal mining. Villagers "were mining ...

Nigerian Children Dying of Lead Poisoning From Gold Mining in Latest Outbreak   Wall Street Journal

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Daily Mail
   
Scientists develop new method to determine whether cocaine has been ingested   
Daily Mail
A British-led team has created a new method which can determine whether the drug has been ingested, rather than just touched. They used different types of an analytical chemistry technique known as mass spectrometry to analyse the fingerprints of patients ...

Fingerprints can reveal past cocaine abuse: study   i24news
Fingerprint test reveals cocaine use   The Times (subscription)
Non Invasive Fingerprint Scan Can Detect Cocaine Use   Uncover California
Newser   
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