2015年7月12日 星期日

2015-07-13 U.S. Health


Daily Times
   
Study Asserts Strong Link between Higher Education and Lower Death Rates   
PerfScience
A study published on Wednesday by researchers at the University of Colorado, New York University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill reveals the efficacy of higher education in averting a significant proportion of deaths in America.
Education: Is There A Correlation Between Higher Education, Life Expectancy?   Science World Report
Pauline Liu: Poverty kills kids' odds for a good education   Times Herald-Record
Higher Education can help Avert 145243 Deaths in America, Claims Study   NY City News
Examiner.com   
WND.com   
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New York Times
   
'Telemedicine' a Worrying Trend in the Medical Community   
Weekly Observer
Although technology has greatly enhanced the medical field, sometimes people get too used to convenience that eschew the proper procedures—procedures that, when skipped, could prove to be fatal. As any object under constant pressure that it can't take ...
Telemedicine Benefits Clear Despite Concerns from Traditional Providers   Modern Readers
How exactly Telemedicine can help patients & save $6bn per year?   The Hoops News
Doctors using video chats to make diagnoses causing concern   National Monitor
Clapway   
State Column   
Honolulu Star-Advertiser   
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BBC News
   
Ramazan in the Arctic — how do you break a fast at sundown if the sun doesn't ...   
DAWN.com
In the Canadian city of Iqaluit, labourers are working long hours to finish the region's first mosque before winter. And they're doing so without eating or drinking anything, even water, for almost 22 hours each day. Like Muslims around the world, the ...
Islam: Relevance of Eid ul Fitr!   Asian Tribune
Ramadan good for the mind, not just the body   National Monitor
Ideal Ramadan Breakfast to help you keep going all throughout the day's fast   Benchmark Reporter
KNPR   
ummid.com   
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Philippine Star
   
Smoking may trigger schizophrenia, researchers say   
Philippine Star
Daily tobacco use is associated with increased risk of psychosis and an earlier age at onset of psychotic illness, a new study revealed. File Photo. MANILA, Philippines - Daily tobacco use may increase risk of psychosis, a new study revealed. Although ...

Smoking could raise mental illness risk   Dispatch Times
Smoking Increases Risk Of Schizophrenia And Psychosis: Study   News Every day
Tobacco use linked to psychosis – study   3News NZ
KMBZ   
Sentinel Republic   
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Dispatch Times
   
NY health officials warn of mosquito risk   
Dispatch Times
Utah's first confirmed case of mosquito carrying the West Nile Virus this season has been confirmed in Weber County. Weber-Morgan health officials are warning residents after mosquitoes have tested positive for West Nile Virus near Riverdale. Health ...

Health department provides tips to avoid West Nile   Morris Daily Herald
Monsoons could bring more mosquitoes   Glenwood Springs Post Independent
Amid rainy summer, Ohio urges precautions against mosquitoes   Rapid News Network
Times Gazette   
The Standard Daily   
Sentinel Republic   
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National Monitor
   
Don't Treat Poultry as Pets, Suggests CDC   
Youth Health Magzine
They may not be as cute as dogs, cats, birds, and hamsters, but many do buy or get poultry such as ducks and chickens as pets. Well, it turns out to be not a good idea. A Salmonella outbreak is currently happening in more than 35 states, and so far ...
Kissing and cuddling chickens could lead to major Salmonella outbreaks   Times Gazette
Baby Chicks and Ducklings Pose Salmonella Risk   Guardian Liberty Voice
CDC warns Salmonella outbreak is caused by peoples kissing & cuddling ...   News Recorder
National Monitor   
Benchmark Reporter   
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Dispatch Times
   
Terminal cancer patient gets married from his hospital bed   
Dispatch Times
Even the bouquet was bought with the donations raised by the hospital staff, and later on, those in attendance helped themselves to treats also brought in by members of the staff. “We couldn't have done it no better”, the bride said, unable to recount ...
Hospital Staff makes Possible Bed-Ridden Cancer Patient's Wedding to his ...   NY City News
Hospital Treats Terminal Cancer Patient to Dream Wedding   NYC Today
Love endures, cancer-stricken patient married girlfriend in his hospital bed   Times Gazette
The Hoops News   
Times Gazette   
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Rapid News Network
   
Cancer-Causing Agent Found in Children's Toy Kits and Crayons   
Youth Health Magzine
Certain crayons and forensic crime kits sold in Australia contain a very dangerous carcinogenic, reported by Environmental Working Group (EWG) Action Fund. In an in-depth investigative report published in Sydney Morning Herald, EWG Action Fund ...

Chinese Crayon and Toys Makers Tested Positive for Asbestos, finds EWG   NYC Today
Color me deadly: asbestos found in crayons   National Monitor
EWG to Ban Select Chinese Products amid Concerns of Asbestos in them   Northern Californian
Science World Report   
Guardian Liberty Voice   
Times Gazette   
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Mashable
   
New Oregon State Law Allows Teenagers Access to Sex Transition Surgery   
Pulse Headlines
A change in Oregon state law now allows the state to pay for sex reassignment surgery and other medical costs transgender individuals may have during their transition. The law went into effect January 1 of this year, and Oregon is not the first state ...
Oregon Allows 15-Year-Olds to Get Sex-Change Operations without Parents   iFreePress.com (blog)
Oregon pays for all teens to get transition surgery: You should not worry   The Market Business
Oregon Allows 15-Year-Olds To Get Sex Change Operations Without Parental ...   The Inquisitr
Celebrity Cafe - Entertainment News (blog)   
Benchmark Reporter   
Clapway   
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Los Angeles Times
   
Twitter removes flickering videos criticized by epilepsy organization   
Los Angeles Times
Twitter thought the bright flashes of two short videos it posted via Vine would attract viewers. An epilepsy support group in Britain thought the flickers would cause seizures. lRelated Twitter looks to broaden access with new home page · BUSINESS ...
Twitter Pulls Vine Ad After Criticism From an Epilepsy Charity   TIME
Twitter Pulls Flashing Ads Condemned By Epilepsy Charity   University Herald
Twitter Pulls Ads After Concerns of Causing Epileptic Seizures   myCentralOregon.com
Tech Times   
UPI.com   
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