New York Times
Liberia Is Declared Free of Ebola, but Officials Sound Note of Caution
New York Times
The World Health Organization declared Liberia free of Ebola on Saturday, making it the first of the three hardest-hit West African countries to bring a formal end to the epidemic. “The outbreak of Ebola virus disease in Liberia is over,” the W.H.O. said in a ...
Liberia declared Ebola-free, but outbreak continues over borderReuters
Ebola-free declarationHerald Scotland
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Liberian Dialogue
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New York Times
The World Health Organization declared Liberia free of Ebola on Saturday, making it the first of the three hardest-hit West African countries to bring a formal end to the epidemic. “The outbreak of Ebola virus disease in Liberia is over,” the W.H.O. said in a ...
Liberia declared Ebola-free, but outbreak continues over border
Ebola-free declaration
Leadership in Time of Ebola- How Liberia Won the War > Monro
NH Voice
Follow Best Practices before Naming New Human Infectious Diseases, says WHO
NH Voice
The World Health Organization (WHO) has suggested scientists, media and national authorities to follow the suggested best practices before naming new human infectious diseases. The specialized agency of the United Nations (UN) stated that following the ...
WHO releases code for naming new diseasesTimes of India
WHO issues disease-naming advice to avoid offenceBBC News
WHO Urges More Care in Naming DiseasesNew York Times
World Health Organization
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NH Voice
The World Health Organization (WHO) has suggested scientists, media and national authorities to follow the suggested best practices before naming new human infectious diseases. The specialized agency of the United Nations (UN) stated that following the ...
WHO releases code for naming new diseases
WHO issues disease-naming advice to avoid offence
WHO Urges More Care in Naming Diseases
Medical News Today
When a switch to public transport could help with weight loss
Medical News Today
Switching to public transport for the journey to work instead of driving a car from home may help with weight loss, suggests a study that found a drop in body mass index for those people who did just that. commuters walking. Upping the level of activity during a ...
Study links car commute with weight gainStuff.co.nz
Commute by bike 'to lose weight'Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard
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Medical News Today
Switching to public transport for the journey to work instead of driving a car from home may help with weight loss, suggests a study that found a drop in body mass index for those people who did just that. commuters walking. Upping the level of activity during a ...
Study links car commute with weight gain
Commute by bike 'to lose weight'
BBC News
East Sussex NHS Trust 'sorry' for cancer scare leaflets
BBC News
Hospital bosses in Sussex have apologised after about 850 patients were sent leaflets in error suggesting they might have cancer. The leaflets said the patient had been referred for an urgent appointment as their symptoms might indicate cancer. East Sussex ...
East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust apology after wrongly telling 850 patients ...Kent and Sussex Courier
Apology over cancer leaflet errorBT.com
NHS apologises after 850 patients were wrongly told they might have cancerMetro
Telegraph.co.uk
Daily Mail
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BBC News
Hospital bosses in Sussex have apologised after about 850 patients were sent leaflets in error suggesting they might have cancer. The leaflets said the patient had been referred for an urgent appointment as their symptoms might indicate cancer. East Sussex ...
East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust apology after wrongly telling 850 patients ...
Apology over cancer leaflet error
NHS apologises after 850 patients were wrongly told they might have cancer
The Independent
Want to prevent obesity? Head for the hills, say scientists
The Independent
A good diet, exercise and cutting back on booze all come highly recommended, but scientists have identified another possible strategy for preventing obesity: head for the hills. Research in Spain has found that people who live at high altitudes are 13 per cent ...
Why small changes in your diet can make a big differenceIrish Independent
People who live at a higher altitudes are 'less likely to become obese'Daily Mail
Obesity crisis set to hit Europe, says WHONursing in Practice
Science World Report
Los Angeles Times
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The Independent
A good diet, exercise and cutting back on booze all come highly recommended, but scientists have identified another possible strategy for preventing obesity: head for the hills. Research in Spain has found that people who live at high altitudes are 13 per cent ...
Why small changes in your diet can make a big difference
People who live at a higher altitudes are 'less likely to become obese'
Obesity crisis set to hit Europe, says WHO
NJ.com
Skin cancer: what is it and the signs
Burton Mail
SKIN cancer is the most common cancer found in the UK, with malignant melanoma – the deadliest form of the disease – the most common in adults aged between 15 and 34. The number of people diagnosed with the disease has increased considerably over ...
Here comes the sun: Genes and rethinking your sunscreenGenetic Literacy Project
Staffordshire safe sun products warningStaff Newsletter
Skin cancer warning for awareness weekWarrington Guardian
H&V News
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Burton Mail
SKIN cancer is the most common cancer found in the UK, with malignant melanoma – the deadliest form of the disease – the most common in adults aged between 15 and 34. The number of people diagnosed with the disease has increased considerably over ...
Here comes the sun: Genes and rethinking your sunscreen
Staffordshire safe sun products warning
Skin cancer warning for awareness week
The Independent
Tinnitus connected to multiple areas of the brain, scientists find
The Independent
A new report has contradicted accepted theory and suggested that tinnitus is caused by multiple areas of the brain and not just the part that perceives sound. Conventional scientific theory suggests that tinnitus is the brain's response to damage to the tiny hair ...
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The Independent
A new report has contradicted accepted theory and suggested that tinnitus is caused by multiple areas of the brain and not just the part that perceives sound. Conventional scientific theory suggests that tinnitus is the brain's response to damage to the tiny hair ...
Xinhua
China to deepen health system reform
Xinhua
BEIJING, May 9 (Xinhua) -- China has unveiled a document on deepening medical and health system reform in 2015, mapping out measures to improve public hospitals and the medical insurance system. According to the document, issued by the General ...
China to increase health care subsidies, deepen reformEconomic Times
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Xinhua
BEIJING, May 9 (Xinhua) -- China has unveiled a document on deepening medical and health system reform in 2015, mapping out measures to improve public hospitals and the medical insurance system. According to the document, issued by the General ...
China to increase health care subsidies, deepen reform
Belfast Newsletter
Herald Living Food: Perfect pizza and other gluten-free treats
Herald Scotland
FROM your first spoonful of cereal at breakfast, to that lunchtime sandwich and cupcake teatime treat, much of what we eat every day contains wheat, and with it, the protein that forms gluten. FROM your first spoonful of cereal at breakfast, to that lunchtime ...
Learning how to live without wheat and stay healthySwindon Advertiser
Gluten-free and flavour-fullDudley News
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Herald Scotland
FROM your first spoonful of cereal at breakfast, to that lunchtime sandwich and cupcake teatime treat, much of what we eat every day contains wheat, and with it, the protein that forms gluten. FROM your first spoonful of cereal at breakfast, to that lunchtime ...
Learning how to live without wheat and stay healthy
Gluten-free and flavour-full
The News International
The WHO Essential Medicine list adds Hepa C drug to its roster
Empire State Tribune
The World Health Organization released on Friday, a updated form of the Model List of Essential Medicines which includes innovative treatment options of hepatitis C, among others. This advances access to pioneering drugs that manifest benefits and could ...
WHO moves to improve access to lifesaving medicines for hepatitis C, drug ...World Health Organization
WHO adds hepatitis C drugs to essential list, urges lower pricesReuters
Range of new and costly drugs added to WHO 'essentials' listOnMedica
Wall Street Journal (blog)
Latinos Health
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Empire State Tribune
The World Health Organization released on Friday, a updated form of the Model List of Essential Medicines which includes innovative treatment options of hepatitis C, among others. This advances access to pioneering drugs that manifest benefits and could ...
WHO moves to improve access to lifesaving medicines for hepatitis C, drug ...
WHO adds hepatitis C drugs to essential list, urges lower prices
Range of new and costly drugs added to WHO 'essentials' list
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