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WHO urges more care in naming diseases to avoid offence
International Business Times UK
The World Health Organization has issued best practices for naming human infectious diseases to avoid offence. "The use of disease names such as 'swine flu' has stigmatized certain communities or economic sectors," WHO said in a statement on its official ...
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The World Health Organization has issued best practices for naming human infectious diseases to avoid offence. "The use of disease names such as 'swine flu' has stigmatized certain communities or economic sectors," WHO said in a statement on its official ...
World Health Organisation wants to ban names of diseases offensive to animals
German measles is 'offensive' to the Germans warns WHO
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Borough residents invited to free mental health seminar
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THE borough's mental health trust is inviting residents from across Dudley to attend a free mindfulness and anxiety seminar. Dudley and Walsall Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust is hosting the event to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week, which is ...
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THE borough's mental health trust is inviting residents from across Dudley to attend a free mindfulness and anxiety seminar. Dudley and Walsall Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust is hosting the event to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week, which is ...
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The Independent
Doctor William Cullen's Enlightenment-era letters to be made available online
The Independent
Weighing in at 16 stone and plagued by a persistent cough in 1780, Jane Webster was badly in need of written advice from Doctor William Cullen. In return for a fee equivalent to £250, she was duly told: “Corpulence certainly disposes to violent diseases…
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Weighing in at 16 stone and plagued by a persistent cough in 1780, Jane Webster was badly in need of written advice from Doctor William Cullen. In return for a fee equivalent to £250, she was duly told: “Corpulence certainly disposes to violent diseases…
Dear doctor - I have eaten too many cucumbers
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HIV Cure Is Goal of Glaxo-UNC Chapel Hill Partnership
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GlaxoSmithKline GSK 2.18 % PLC and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are jointly launching a research center that will focus on one of the areas of most intense interest in HIV/AIDS science: the search for a cure. The public-private partnership ...
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GlaxoSmithKline GSK 2.18 % PLC and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are jointly launching a research center that will focus on one of the areas of most intense interest in HIV/AIDS science: the search for a cure. The public-private partnership ...
Hunt for AIDS cure accelerates as GSK and US experts link up
GSK, UNC partner to find AIDS cure
Drugmaker and University Ally to Seek Cure for AIDS
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Cheap junk food expands waistlines in emerging economies - researchers - TRFN
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ROME, May 11 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Eating healthy is becoming an expensive luxury in emerging market countries, where vegetable prices have spiked while high fat, sugary junk foods have become cheaper, economists said on Monday.
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ROME, May 11 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Eating healthy is becoming an expensive luxury in emerging market countries, where vegetable prices have spiked while high fat, sugary junk foods have become cheaper, economists said on Monday.
Cheap junk food expands waistlines in emerging economies: Researchers
Falling price of processed foods fuelling obesity crisis, says study
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Junk food kills gut bacteria that burns calories, leading geneticist claims
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Junk food kills the gut bacteria that can help keep people burn calories, a leading academic has claimed. Microbes that live in people's bodies make up 90% of living cells and when disrupted could be a major cause of obesity, according to Tim Spector, ...
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Junk food kills the gut bacteria that can help keep people burn calories, a leading academic has claimed. Microbes that live in people's bodies make up 90% of living cells and when disrupted could be a major cause of obesity, according to Tim Spector, ...
Junk food 'kills be-slim bacteria'
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Porn and video game addiction are leading to 'masculinity crisis', says Stanford ...
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A leading psychologist has warned that young men are facing a crisis of masculinity due to excessive use of video games and pornography. Psychologist and professor emeritus at Stanford University Phillip Zimbardo has made the warnings, which form a ...
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A leading psychologist has warned that young men are facing a crisis of masculinity due to excessive use of video games and pornography. Psychologist and professor emeritus at Stanford University Phillip Zimbardo has made the warnings, which form a ...
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Scottish Daily Record
Pink army take on cancer charity race
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A PINK army of more than 10,000 women lined up to take part in Race For Life at Glasgow Green and raise money for Cancer Research UK. A PINK army of more than 10,000 women lined up to take part in Race For Life at Glasgow Green and raise money for ...
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A PINK army of more than 10,000 women lined up to take part in Race For Life at Glasgow Green and raise money for Cancer Research UK. A PINK army of more than 10,000 women lined up to take part in Race For Life at Glasgow Green and raise money for ...
Olympic curling star Eve Muirhead joins 9-year-old cancer survivor to rally pink ...
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The Guardian
Mexico suspends infant vaccines after two babies die and 29 fall ill
The Guardian
The Mexican institute for social security says six of the gravely ill babies had been vaccinated. Photograph: David Cheskin/PA. Associated Press. Sunday 10 May 2015 22.38 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter · Share via Email · Share on LinkedIn ...
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The Mexican institute for social security says six of the gravely ill babies had been vaccinated. Photograph: David Cheskin/PA. Associated Press. Sunday 10 May 2015 22.38 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter · Share via Email · Share on LinkedIn ...
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Obesity crisis set to hit Europe, says WHO
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Europe will face an obesity crisis of enormous proportions by 2030, according to the latest projections from the World Health Organization (WHO). The WHO looked at data from all 53 countries of the WHO European region, and compared the number of ...
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Europe will face an obesity crisis of enormous proportions by 2030, according to the latest projections from the World Health Organization (WHO). The WHO looked at data from all 53 countries of the WHO European region, and compared the number of ...
Why small changes in your diet can make a big difference
BIG DEBATE: Obesity battle begins early
Laura Winter: It's time to stop molly coddling obese people
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