en-gh-hotdailynews: 2015-06-27 Ghana Health

Angering Conservatives and Liberals, Chief Justice John Roberts Defends ...
New York Times
WASHINGTON — On Thursday, when Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. helped save the Affordable Care Act for a second time, conservatives accused him of everything short of treason. On Friday, when he dissented from a decision establishing a ...

States Eye Health Exchange Options   Wall Street Journal
But Did Obamacare REALLY Save A Kid With A Tumor   Daily Caller
Obamacare and gay marriage   The Economist (blog)
Patch.com
Summit Daily News
NPR
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Times of India

South Korea reports one new MERS case, no further fatalities
Times of India
SEOUL: South Korea on Saturday reported an additional MERS case, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 182 in the largest outbreak of the deadly virus outside Saudi Arabia. However, no additional fatalities were reported over the past 24 hours, ...

South Korea reports 1 new MERS case, brings total to 182: Report   Channel News Asia
(3rd LD) S. Korea reports one new case of MERS, bringing total to 182   Yonhap News
Mers draws closer to Singapore   The Straits Times

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Nature.com

Researchers frustrated by failure to roll out 'game-changing' Ebola test
Nature.com
A simple, fast kit for Ebola diagnosis was approved four months ago, but has yet to make it to the field. Declan Butler. 26 June 2015. Article tools. Rights & Permissions. Andy Cross/The Denver Post via Getty Images. An inexpensive, rapid test kit for Ebola was ...

Nearly instantaneous, finger-prick test for Ebola could be game changer   Washington Post
Rapid-detection Ebola test could be game-changer   CBS News
New rapid diagnostic test detects Ebola virus in minutes   IBNLive
The Indian Express
Financial Express
Sydney Morning Herald
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Descrier

Teens design condom that changes colour when it detects STIs
Descrier
Three pupils from Isaac Newton Academy in East London have won a TeenTech technology prize for designing a new condom that glows when it detects a sexually transmitted infection. Chirag Shah and Daanyaal Ali, both 14, and 13-year-old Muaz Nawaz ...

Condoms that change color when STDs detected: Teen boys wow industry with ...   Washington Times
Detecting STIs: Teens believe a color-changing condom is the answer   CNN
Schoolchildren design colour-changing condom to detect STIs   TNT Magazine
TIME
Firstpost
New York Daily News
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Capital FM Kenya

Airtel Partners With Kenya Red Cross Launch Public Emergency Information ...
AllAfrica.com
Bharti Airtel, has teamed up with Kenya Red Cross Society to launch the first of its kind public emergency information service in Kenya that will offer disaster management information on disease outbreaks and other emergencies such as fires, floods and ...

Airtel and Kenya Red Cross in partnership over insecurity, emergencies   The Standard Digital News (satire) (press release) (registration) (blog)
KRCS, Airtel partner to launch emergency app   Capital FM Kenya (press release) (blog)
Airtel and Kenya Red Cross launch public emergency information service   BusinessGhana
Telecompaper (subscription)
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The Independent

Time to freeze sperm? Evidence shows fertility declines in men as they get older ...
The Independent
We tend to think of women's declining fertility as being the reason older couples can struggle to conceive. But, in fact, the growing number of men putting off fatherhood until later in life may find there are big consequences for them and their kids – or lack of ...

Scientist urges 18-year-olds to freeze sperm, argues men's biological clocks are ...   Washington Post
Men urged by expert to freeze sperm at the age of 18   Belfast Telegraph
Freezing all men's sperm a 'crackers' idea   The Times (subscription)
Daily Beast
Telegraph.co.uk
BBC News
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Media and Critical Reporting of Traditional Medicine Claims in Africa
GhanaWeb
African traditional medicine is widely perceived as a form of voodoo medicine, as a survival of some stone age pre-modern illiterate formation that still functions and fulfils medical purposes for Africans. This is, at least, how many anthropologists have viewed ...

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