en-zw-hotdailynews: 2015-09-09 Zimbabwe Health

GeoVax Ebola vaccine successful in rodent models
Vaccine News Daily
GeoVax Labs, Inc., a biotechnology company that creates human vaccines with its innovative platform technology, recently announced that GOVX-E301, an investigational Ebola vaccine candidate, has shown positive results in rodent models. The vaccine has ...

GeoVax Ebola Vaccine Proven Effective in Rodent Models   CNNMoney

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E-cigarettes 'tempt young into smoking'
Telegraph.co.uk
Young people who try e-cigarettes are much more likely to start smoking, scientists have concluded. A year-long study of nearly 700 teenagers in the United States found that of the 16 who tried e-cigarettes, 11 (68 per cent) went on to smoke compared ...
UPDATE 1-Teens who vape appear more likely to smoke - study   Reuters
For Teens, E-Cigarette Use May Lead to Cigarette Smoking   Newsweek
Electronic Cigarette Use Rises Among Oklahoma Kids   news9.com KWTV
TWC News
University Herald
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CBC.ca

Psychedelic drugs might help treat mental health disorders study says
CBC.ca
LSD, magic mushrooms and ecstasy are well known street drugs not usually associated with medical treatment. But that could be changing. In a new article in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, researchers examine the therapeutic effects of these ...

Interest in therapeutic use of psychedelic drugs on the rise, says research review   Vancouver Sun
LSD, ecstasy, other psychedelic drugs may be ready for a medical comeback   Sydney Morning Herald
Could these psychedelic drugs be making the trip to a BC doctor's office near you?   The Province
Newsweek
Science Recorder
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Diabetes nation? Half of Americans have diabetes or pre-diabetes
Los Angeles Times
About half of all Americans have either diabetes or pre-diabetes, according to a new report. And experts in the field say that's good news. lRelated Type 2 diabetes diminishes mental performance, but how? Science Now · Type 2 diabetes diminishes mental ...

50% US adults have diabetes or pre-diabetes - study   RT
50 Percent of Adults In US Have Diabetes Or Pre-Diabetes, Study Finds   Forbes
One third of diabetes in the US is undiagnosed   Reuters
FOX 21 Online
Pioneer News
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Babies Switched After Birth Returned to Correct Moms
NDTV
SAN SALVADOR: The months-long saga of a two babies switched shortly after birth at an exclusive private hospital in El Salvador and given to the wrong mothers has ended after the infants were returned to their biological families, government officials ...
Tots switched at birth switched back   Dallas Morning News
Baby swapped at birth returned after DNA tests   Irish Examiner
Salvadoran babies switched at birth are returned to their real families   Fox News Latino
The Times (subscription)
CNN
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20% of world's under-5 deaths occur in India
Times of India
LONDON: One in every 21 children being born in India are dying before reaching their fifth birthday as the country recorded the highest number of under five deaths in 2015 globally. The under-five mortality rate (U5MR) in India is about seven times ...
Global Child Mortality Halved Since 1990, but Thousands Still Die Every Day   Newsweek
UN: Global Child Mortality Rates Show Steep Drop   Voice of America
Child deaths halved since 1990, but UN goal missed   Bangkok Post
Xinhua
The Indian Express
The Guardian
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Sleep expert Dr Paul Kelley wants the business and school day to begin at 10am
Daily Mail
Making people aged under 55 start work before 9am is akin to 'torture', according to one of the UK's leading sleep experts. Forcing staff to work nine-to-five leaves their bodies exhausted and stressed as a result of sleep deprivation, says Dr Paul Kelley.
Sleep scientists' wake-up call for later school starts   BBC News
Staff should start work at 10am to avoid 'torture' of sleep deprivation   Telegraph.co.uk
Workers subjected to 'torture' of 'sleep-deprived society' by being made to ...   The Independent
Irish Examiner
Metro
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Farmington woman sick with salmonella sues produce company
TwinCities.com-Pioneer Press
The lawsuit filed Monday says Kathleen Dvergsten got sick after eating a salad at a Red Lobster. She became severely ill on Aug. 14 and was hospitalized for nearly a week. Dvergsten is suing Andrew and Williamson Fresh Produce, Inc. The San Diego ...

Contamination ... one person is dead and hundreds sick after a salmonella ...   NEWS.com.au

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