Canada's new top doctor planning beefed-up Ebola effort CTV News
The incoming head of the Public Health Agency of Canada says he wants to step up efforts to fight the Ebola outbreak. Dr. Gregory Taylor, Canada's newly-appointed chief medical officer, says he wants to send more mobile clinics, more doctors and more ...
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The incoming head of the Public Health Agency of Canada says he wants to step up efforts to fight the Ebola outbreak. Dr. Gregory Taylor, Canada's newly-appointed chief medical officer, says he wants to send more mobile clinics, more doctors and more ...
The Ebola outbreak is the deadliest known to man thus far
Doctor calls for blood donations to treat Liberian Ebola victims
Red Cross team attacked collecting Ebola dead
Going up a dress size raises breast cancer risk 33%: Danger of gaining weight ... Daily Mail
Women who go up one dress size every ten years are a third more likely to develop breast cancer, British research shows. Experts say there is a strong link between the amount of fat stored around the waist and the risk of tumours developing. The study by ...
Skirt size increase linked to breast cancer risk, says studyBBC News
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Women who go up one dress size every ten years are a third more likely to develop breast cancer, British research shows. Experts say there is a strong link between the amount of fat stored around the waist and the risk of tumours developing. The study by ...
Skirt size increase linked to breast cancer risk, says study
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Vigorous exercise may harm your teeth: Study Tech Times
During workout, athletes exhibited reduced saliva production and changes in the acidity of their spit, which could lead to tooth decay. Oral cavities also tend to be more prevalent in athletes who train more often and for longer hours. (Photo : Partha S. Sahana).
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During workout, athletes exhibited reduced saliva production and changes in the acidity of their spit, which could lead to tooth decay. Oral cavities also tend to be more prevalent in athletes who train more often and for longer hours. (Photo : Partha S. Sahana).
Teeth can be ruined by too much exercise
Physical Exercise Might Increase Risk of Tooth Decay In the Long Run
Intense Exercise Could Be Bad For Your Teeth
Can All Work and No Play Make You Diabetic? U.S. News & World Report
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 24, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Working long hours may increase your risk for diabetes, a new study suggests. But the finding seems to depend on your job. Researchers examined data from prior studies involving more than 222,000 men ...
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WEDNESDAY, Sept. 24, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Working long hours may increase your risk for diabetes, a new study suggests. But the finding seems to depend on your job. Researchers examined data from prior studies involving more than 222,000 men ...
CDC: US diabetes epidemic levels off, but not for everyone
Diabetes progress limited, raising questions about social factors, study finds
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Second screening 'may alter the brain and trigger emotional problems' Telegraph.co.uk
Watching television while surfing the internet and checking social media on smart phones may alter the brain, scientists have warned. Multitasking with mobile phones, laptops, TV, and tablets may cause brain damage and trigger depression and emotional ...
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Watching television while surfing the internet and checking social media on smart phones may alter the brain, scientists have warned. Multitasking with mobile phones, laptops, TV, and tablets may cause brain damage and trigger depression and emotional ...
Can Media Multitasking Alter Your Brain?
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El Salvador says nearly 30000 infected with mosquito-borne chikungunya Reuters
SAN SALVADOR, Sept 24 (Reuters) - El Salvador has detected nearly 30,000 cases of the painful mosquito-borne viral disease chikungunya, and has undertaken measures to prevent the disease-carrying mosquitoes breeding, the head of the country's ...
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SAN SALVADOR, Sept 24 (Reuters) - El Salvador has detected nearly 30,000 cases of the painful mosquito-borne viral disease chikungunya, and has undertaken measures to prevent the disease-carrying mosquitoes breeding, the head of the country's ...
Former American ambassador to India to lead US Ebola effort in Africa Reuters
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The State Department on Wednesday named Nancy Powell, the former U.S. ambassador to India, to coordinate Washington's response to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. The epidemic has already killed more than 2,000 people ...
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The State Department on Wednesday named Nancy Powell, the former U.S. ambassador to India, to coordinate Washington's response to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. The epidemic has already killed more than 2,000 people ...
World Digest: Sept. 24, 2014
Nancy Powell To Head US State Department's Ebola Coordination Unit
Kerry Taps Nancy Powell to Lead Ebola Fight
First case of enterovirus in Maryland confirmed Daily Digest
The first case of the virus has been confirmed in Maryland but the virus has affected 32 states in all since mid-August. Health officials in Maryland have reported that the state has its first confirmed case of enterovirus. A hospitalized child was found to have the ...
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The first case of the virus has been confirmed in Maryland but the virus has affected 32 states in all since mid-August. Health officials in Maryland have reported that the state has its first confirmed case of enterovirus. A hospitalized child was found to have the ...
Enterovirus D68 Confirmed in Central Ohio Kids
First enterovirus case confirmed in Maryland
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Varicose Vein Treatments All Work, But... WebMD
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 24, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Three common treatments for painful varicose veins all ease symptoms, though there may be small differences in quality of life months later. That's the conclusion of a clinical trial that compared the three ...
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WEDNESDAY, Sept. 24, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Three common treatments for painful varicose veins all ease symptoms, though there may be small differences in quality of life months later. That's the conclusion of a clinical trial that compared the three ...
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Early memory lapses may be sign of dementia ABC17News.com
At least once a week a patient will come into Dr. Thomas Loepfe's busy geriatric clinic in Lacrosse, Wisconsin, with a worry. She will tell him she's been misplacing her glasses lately, or he'll say he's concerned about losing the car keys.
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At least once a week a patient will come into Dr. Thomas Loepfe's busy geriatric clinic in Lacrosse, Wisconsin, with a worry. She will tell him she's been misplacing her glasses lately, or he'll say he's concerned about losing the car keys.
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