Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
Teenage pregnancy in the rise in Upper East
GhanaWeb
Participants at a two day training workshop organized in Bolgatanga by the Presbyterian Health Service-North (PHS-N) have attributed the spate of teenage pregnancies in the Region largely to the lack of Adolescent Reproductive Health Education ...
Bolgatanga: Health care delivery in the Upper East chalked up some successesGhana Broadcasting Corporation
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GhanaWeb
Participants at a two day training workshop organized in Bolgatanga by the Presbyterian Health Service-North (PHS-N) have attributed the spate of teenage pregnancies in the Region largely to the lack of Adolescent Reproductive Health Education ...
Bolgatanga: Health care delivery in the Upper East chalked up some successes
Graphic Online
Participants discuss improvement of cassava production in West Africa
Graphic Online
The Crops Research Institute (CRI) of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) is spearheading a programme to maximise cassava production through the use of disease-resistant planting materials in the country. Currently, research ...
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Graphic Online
The Crops Research Institute (CRI) of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) is spearheading a programme to maximise cassava production through the use of disease-resistant planting materials in the country. Currently, research ...
FOX 9 News
'Unicorn woman' appeals for help as rare condition causes horn-like growth
FOX 9 News
(FoxNews.com) -- A woman with an abnormal growth on her head that appears to be in the shape of a large horn has become known in her village as the “unicorn woman.” Liang Xiuzhen, 87, of China's Sichuan Province, noticed something resembling a ...
Elderly woman has growth on her head that looks like a 'unicorn horn'Examiner.com
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FOX 9 News
(FoxNews.com) -- A woman with an abnormal growth on her head that appears to be in the shape of a large horn has become known in her village as the “unicorn woman.” Liang Xiuzhen, 87, of China's Sichuan Province, noticed something resembling a ...
Elderly woman has growth on her head that looks like a 'unicorn horn'
Ghana Business News
Ghanaians urged to eat iron and copper-rich foods
Ghana Business News
beans. Mrs Afua Owusu -Ansah, Dietician at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, has advised people to endeavour to eat foods that contain lots of iron and copper to boost their haemoglobin levels. This, he said would help prevent iron-deficiency anaemia ...
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Ghana Business News
beans. Mrs Afua Owusu -Ansah, Dietician at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, has advised people to endeavour to eat foods that contain lots of iron and copper to boost their haemoglobin levels. This, he said would help prevent iron-deficiency anaemia ...
Mashable
The only hangover cure that works
New Zealand Herald
A pint of water after a big night? Or a takeaway to soak up the booze? There's no point, say scientists. Scientists have solved one of the burning questions of our time: how to avoid a hangover. And their answer? Drink less. They found that hangover ...
Drinking water, eating after heavy drinking 'does not prevent hangovers'The Times (subscription)
Aiming to Avoid a Hangover? Water May Not HelpNewsweek
Drinking water doesn't prevent a hangover, study saysBBC News
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New Zealand Herald
A pint of water after a big night? Or a takeaway to soak up the booze? There's no point, say scientists. Scientists have solved one of the burning questions of our time: how to avoid a hangover. And their answer? Drink less. They found that hangover ...
Drinking water, eating after heavy drinking 'does not prevent hangovers'
Aiming to Avoid a Hangover? Water May Not Help
Drinking water doesn't prevent a hangover, study says
The Hindu
Prolonged television watchers have higher risk of fatal pulmonary embolism
HealthCanal.com
London, UK – Prolonged television watchers have a higher risk of fatal pulmonary embolism, a condition associated with long haul flights, reveals research presented at ESC Congress today by Mr Toru Shirakawa, public health research fellow in the ...
Watching too much TV can kill youDaily Times
Binge-watching television shows could kill you, researchers warnIrish Independent
Watching more than 5 hours of TV could increase risk of fatal blood clots: studyNew York Daily News
Financial Express
The Hindu
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HealthCanal.com
London, UK – Prolonged television watchers have a higher risk of fatal pulmonary embolism, a condition associated with long haul flights, reveals research presented at ESC Congress today by Mr Toru Shirakawa, public health research fellow in the ...
Watching too much TV can kill you
Binge-watching television shows could kill you, researchers warn
Watching more than 5 hours of TV could increase risk of fatal blood clots: study
Times Gazette
Vaccinated Man Spread 'Strain Of Polio For 3 Decades'
Times Gazette
In a recent new it has been found out that a man in Britain suffering from an auto-immune disorder has been shedding strain of polio for around thirty years after his vaccination in his childhood. Scientists were in for a shocking discovery after they ...
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Times Gazette
In a recent new it has been found out that a man in Britain suffering from an auto-immune disorder has been shedding strain of polio for around thirty years after his vaccination in his childhood. Scientists were in for a shocking discovery after they ...
Headlines & Global News
Midday Naps Linked To Reduced Blood Pressure And Lower Heart Attack Risk
Headlines & Global News
People who regularly take midday naps enjoy a decrease in blood pressure of five percent as compared to those who don't snooze. By Julie Sabino julie.s@hngn.com | Aug 30, 2015 09:17 PM EDT. nap, sleep. Earlier studies found that midday nap or power ...
Midday naps associated with reduced blood pressure and fewer medicationsHealthCanal.com
'Afternoon naps' may lower blood pressure levelFinancial Express
Naps are good for you: Afternoon sleep reduce risk of blood pressure heart attacksMetro
Business Standard
Telegraph.co.uk
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Headlines & Global News
People who regularly take midday naps enjoy a decrease in blood pressure of five percent as compared to those who don't snooze. By Julie Sabino julie.s@hngn.com | Aug 30, 2015 09:17 PM EDT. nap, sleep. Earlier studies found that midday nap or power ...
Midday naps associated with reduced blood pressure and fewer medications
'Afternoon naps' may lower blood pressure level
Naps are good for you: Afternoon sleep reduce risk of blood pressure heart attacks
The Nation
Pre-suicide behaviour identified
The Nation
BBC Amsterdam - Depressed people who display “risky behaviour”, agitation and impulsivity are at least 50% more likely to attempt suicide, a study has found. Research by the European College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ECNP) concluded that the ...
Suicidal tendencies can be diagnosed through easy-to-spot symptoms say ...Yahoo News UK
Reckless Driving, Agitation Can be Warning Signs for SuicideI4U News
Study Indicates The Symptoms Of Suicide Risk Among Depressed PeopleRegal Tribune
Financial Express
Zee News
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The Nation
BBC Amsterdam - Depressed people who display “risky behaviour”, agitation and impulsivity are at least 50% more likely to attempt suicide, a study has found. Research by the European College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ECNP) concluded that the ...
Suicidal tendencies can be diagnosed through easy-to-spot symptoms say ...
Reckless Driving, Agitation Can be Warning Signs for Suicide
Study Indicates The Symptoms Of Suicide Risk Among Depressed People
The Nation
Young goths 'at risk of depression'
The Nation
Islamabad: Young people who identify as goths may be at increased risk of depression and self-harm, a study suggests. Researchers could not fully explain the link, but suggest a tendency for goths to distance themselves from society could play a part, ...
Study: Goth teens more prone to be depressed, hurt themselvesChippewa Herald
Teen goths 'more vulnerable' to depression and self-harmPress Examiner
Goth Teens More Prone to DepressionSci-Tech Today
Music Feeds
HealthCanal.com
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The Nation
Islamabad: Young people who identify as goths may be at increased risk of depression and self-harm, a study suggests. Researchers could not fully explain the link, but suggest a tendency for goths to distance themselves from society could play a part, ...
Study: Goth teens more prone to be depressed, hurt themselves
Teen goths 'more vulnerable' to depression and self-harm
Goth Teens More Prone to Depression
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