2015年2月14日 星期六

2015-02-15 U.S. Health


UPI.com
   
Aggressive new HIV strain detected in Cuba   
UPI.com
Researchers said an aggressive HIV strain in Cuba progresses into AIDS so fast that treatment with antiretroviral drugs may come too late. By Denise Royal | Updated Feb. 14, 2015 at 6:39 PM. Comments 0 Comments. share with facebook. share with twitter.
In small study, aggressive HIV strain identified in Cuba   Virginia Gazette
New Aggressive, Fast-Developing Strain Of HIV Found In Cuba   Design & Trend
New HIV strain detected in Cuba can progress to AIDS within three years   America Herald
Headlines & Global News   
Press TV   
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Times LIVE
   
Crowds attack Ebola facility, health workers in Guinea   
Reuters
CONAKRY (Reuters) - Crowds destroyed an Ebola facility and attacked health workers in central Guinea on rumors that the Red Cross was planning to disinfect a school, a government spokesman said on Saturday. Red Cross teams in Guinea have been ...

Red Cross Faces Attacks at Ebola Victims' Funerals   New York Times
Red Cross: Attacks on Guinea Aid Workers Increase Ebola Risks   Voice of America
Ebola crisis: Red Cross says Guinea aid workers face attacks   BBC News
Daily Mail   
Youth Health Magzine   
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SFGate
   
Measles fears: Mild case of mass hysteria   
SFGate
It's not so much that more than a whopping 100 cases of measles have cropped up in California since December. It's not even that concerns over the number of unvaccinated kids have been escalating in recent years. The reason measles is on the tip of so ...

Experts: Vaccine benefits outweigh rare risks   MiamiHerald.com
Fully vaccinated, and proud of it   Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Vaccination rates declining in county schools   Kenosha News
Frontline Desk   
New York Times   
Minneapolis Star Tribune   
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CBS Local
   
Autopsy: New York Times' David Carr Died Of Metastatic Lung Cancer   
CBS Local
New York Times Columnist David Carr attends the TimesTalks at The New School on February 12, 2015 in New York City. (Photo by Mark Sagliocco/Getty Images). Related Tags: David Carr, heart disease, Media Columnist, Media Equation, Metastatic Lung ...

Autopsy shows New York Times writer Carr died of lung cancer   Kansas City Star
NYT media reporter Carr died of cancer, cardiovascular disease - officials   Reuters
David Carr had aggressive lung cancer, heart disease   New York Daily News

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Live Science
   
Diet and exercise alone are no cure for obesity, doctors say   
The Seattle Times
For most of the nation's 79 million adults and 13 million children who are obese, the “eat less, move more” treatment, as currently practiced, is a prescription for failure, a group of weight-loss specialists says. By Melissa Healy. Los Angeles Times (TNS) ...

Want To Lose Weight? Diet And Exercise Not Helping? Blame It On Your Genes   Tech Times
New Research Shows More Genetic Links To Obesity   CBS Local
Study Reveals, Diet & Exercise Regimen Alone Won't Fix Obesity   Consolidate Times
The News Ledge   
CBS News   
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Tech Times
   
Contact Lenses Developed By Swiss Scientists Allows Wearer 2.8x Magnified ...   
Tech Times
Telescopic vision is a thing of the present with the invention, and modification, of new contact lenses and glasses. What will this mean for hundreds of millions of people with vision problems? (Photo : EPFL). Telescopic contact lenses developed in Switzerland ...

New Contact Lenses Come With Inbuilt Zoom   Design & Trend
High-tech contact lenses zoom with a wink of an eye   Yahoo News UK
High-tech contact lenses zoom with a wink   SBS
SMN Weekly   
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Maine News Online
   
Smoking Linked to many Health Conditions: Study   
Maine News Online
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine provided evidence that smoking is associated with many more health complications and diseases than previously thought. In fact, doctors are also warning about the bad impact of electronic ...

The Smoking Toll Gets Much Worse   New York Times
Smoking Even Deadlier Than Previously Thought   American Live Wire
Study: Smoking more deadly than previously thought   KSLA-TV
KPBS   
Iowa State Daily   
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Post-Bulletin
   
Vaccine opposition has ebbed and flowed over centuries   
Post-Bulletin
FILE - In this Oct. 7, 1954 file photo, Dr. Jonas Salk, developer of the polio vaccine, holds a rack of test tubes in his lab in Pittsburgh, Pa. (AP Photo/File). Vaccine opposition has ebbed and flowed over centuries. Carl E. Linde ...


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News On 6
   
Oklahomans Signing Up For Health Care As Deadline Nears   
News On 6
Sunday is the last day to sign up for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act Marketplace. That's why one local clinic spent the day helping people sign up. But it wasn't totally glitch free. Morton Health Clinic was full of people ready to sign up for ...

Health Insurance Deadline is Sunday   WIFR
Deadline for health insurance approaching   WNCT
Health insurance deadline approaching   KWQC-TV6
KTUL   
WRTV Indianapolis   
KIII TV3   
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CBS News
   
Russell Simmons on how to "make your heart happy"   
CBS News
After decades of influencing American music, entertainment and fashion, the entrepreneur Russell Simmons is turning his attention to the heart. Play Video. CBS This Morning. Benefits of meditation and how to practice. While meditation has been used around ...

A Silent Threat To Women's Hearts That Many Don't Recognize   Yahoo Health
Eat Your Heart Out With These 11 Healthy Tips   Huffington Post
It's Not Just Valentine's Day--February is American Heart Month   AllMediaNY
West Texas News   
Latin Post   
SRU The Online Rocket   
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