Ebola outbreak: US advises against quarantine BBC News
US health officials will actively monitor health workers who have treated Ebola patients in West Africa, under new rules. Updated guidelines issued on Monday will require most medics to be checked for symptoms for 21 days but will not require quarantine or ...
Ebola outbreak: CDC's new guidelines call for voluntary home quarantineCBC.ca
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US health officials will actively monitor health workers who have treated Ebola patients in West Africa, under new rules. Updated guidelines issued on Monday will require most medics to be checked for symptoms for 21 days but will not require quarantine or ...
Ebola outbreak: CDC's new guidelines call for voluntary home quarantine
CDC says returning Ebola medical workers should not be quarantined
US modifies Ebola guidelines after quarantine uproar
Statins and aspirin may be more effective if taken at NIGHT Daily Mail
Many popular pills – including some cholesterol-busting statins – would be better taken at night than in the morning, scientists believe. They say widely-used tablets such as low-dose aspirin would be more effective if timed with the body's natural rhythms.
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Many popular pills – including some cholesterol-busting statins – would be better taken at night than in the morning, scientists believe. They say widely-used tablets such as low-dose aspirin would be more effective if timed with the body's natural rhythms.
Timing affects medication
First atlas of body clock gene expression informs timing of drug delivery
Medicate at right time or it might not work, scientists say
Public mental health spending in England too low, says Mind BBC News
Local authorities in England spend an "unacceptably low" amount of money on public mental health, according to the charity Mind. A report by the charity says on average just 1.4% of public health budgets is spent on mental health. Public Health England ...
Councils spend less than 1.5% on mental health, charity findsThe Guardian
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Local authorities in England spend an "unacceptably low" amount of money on public mental health, according to the charity Mind. A report by the charity says on average just 1.4% of public health budgets is spent on mental health. Public Health England ...
Councils spend less than 1.5% on mental health, charity finds
Pledge to provide more cash for city mental health services
Warning over mental health spending
UPDATE 1-Australia issues blanket visa ban on Ebola-hit countries Reuters
(Adds quotes, details throughout). By Matt Siegel. SYDNEY Oct 28 (Reuters) - Australia has issued a blanket ban on visas from West African nations affected by the Ebola outbreak to prevent the disease reaching the country, Immigration Minister Scott ...
Australia stops processing visas from Ebola-hit countriesIrish Independent
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(Adds quotes, details throughout). By Matt Siegel. SYDNEY Oct 28 (Reuters) - Australia has issued a blanket ban on visas from West African nations affected by the Ebola outbreak to prevent the disease reaching the country, Immigration Minister Scott ...
Australia stops processing visas from Ebola-hit countries
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Cocoa as a memory helper? Investor's Business Daily
Columbia Univ. researchers have found that dietary cocoa flavonols boosted the memory and brain scans of a small group of study participants aged 50-69. Subjects who began with the memory of a 60-year-old were performing with the memory of a 30- or ...
Cocoa May Help With Memory Loss, a New Study FindsTIME
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Columbia Univ. researchers have found that dietary cocoa flavonols boosted the memory and brain scans of a small group of study participants aged 50-69. Subjects who began with the memory of a 60-year-old were performing with the memory of a 30- or ...
Cocoa May Help With Memory Loss, a New Study Finds
Study finds cocoa could help reverse memory loss in old age
Cocoa clue to reversing memory loss
Placebo cough treatment benefits children and their parents, study suggests Telegraph.co.uk
Parents of children with a cough believe their symptoms improve even when giving them a dummy treatment, a study has found, leading experts to suggest doctors should consider prescribing a placebo. Doctors often tell parents that common coughs will get ...
Agave syrup, placebo both better than nothing for little kids' coughsReuters UK
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Parents of children with a cough believe their symptoms improve even when giving them a dummy treatment, a study has found, leading experts to suggest doctors should consider prescribing a placebo. Doctors often tell parents that common coughs will get ...
Agave syrup, placebo both better than nothing for little kids' coughs
Agave nectar, placebo both perceived better than doing nothing for cough in kids
Placebo Treatment May Quiet Kids' Cough
Cancer girl in global bone marrow appeal dies Telegraph.co.uk
A toddler whose worldwide donor appeal as she battled a rare form of cancer led to 35,000 people joining the bone marrow register in the UK has died "peacefully”, her family have said. Margot Martini was just 14-months-old when she was diagnosed with ...
Toddler Margot Martini dies aged 14 monthsDaily Mail
Leukaemia appeal toddler Margot Martini dies at homeBBC News
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A toddler whose worldwide donor appeal as she battled a rare form of cancer led to 35,000 people joining the bone marrow register in the UK has died "peacefully”, her family have said. Margot Martini was just 14-months-old when she was diagnosed with ...
Toddler Margot Martini dies aged 14 months
Leukaemia appeal toddler Margot Martini dies at home
Brave toddler Margot Martini dies 'peacefully and surrounded by loved ones ...
Brave cancer boy Ashya takes first steps on road to recovery after parents' fight ... Daily Mail
This is the incredible moment brave brain tumour patient Ashya King took his first steps on the road to recovery after his parents' long battle for pioneering therapy. Five-year-old Ashya managed to raise his arm and give a wave as he was helped by his mother ...
See Ashya King WALK for the first time since being struck down by a brain tumourMirror.co.uk
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This is the incredible moment brave brain tumour patient Ashya King took his first steps on the road to recovery after his parents' long battle for pioneering therapy. Five-year-old Ashya managed to raise his arm and give a wave as he was helped by his mother ...
See Ashya King WALK for the first time since being struck down by a brain tumour
Ashya King to return to Spain after proton therapy
British cancer boy Ashya leaves Prague for Spain
Eye test may hold the key to detecting Alzheimer's Irish Independent
A team at the University of Dundee's school of computing have developed the software. Picture posed. Thinkstock Images. Researchers are investigating whether a simple eye test could be used to identify the early stages of Alzheimer's disease. Share.
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A team at the University of Dundee's school of computing have developed the software. Picture posed. Thinkstock Images. Researchers are investigating whether a simple eye test could be used to identify the early stages of Alzheimer's disease. Share.
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Eye test that predicts Alzheimer's years before its symptoms appear
Simple eye test could speed-up Alzheimer's diagnosis
Mother Charlotte Fitzmaurice wins right to terminate daughter's life Metro
A mother has made legal history after she won a High Court case to end the life of her severely disabled 12-year-old daughter. Nancy Fitzmaurice was born blind and suffering from hydrocephalus, meningitis and septicemia, which left her unable to talk, walk, ...
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A mother has made legal history after she won a High Court case to end the life of her severely disabled 12-year-old daughter. Nancy Fitzmaurice was born blind and suffering from hydrocephalus, meningitis and septicemia, which left her unable to talk, walk, ...
Mother gets legal death right for her daughter
Mother tells of heartbreak of letting her disabled child die
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