Teach About Ebola, Doctors Urged The Herald
Government has challenged medical practitioners to join hands in spreading awareness about the deadly Ebola virus to wipe out the "fear-Ebola mentality" that has gripped the nation. Officially opening the Zimbabwe Medical Association (ZiMA) annual ...
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Government has challenged medical practitioners to join hands in spreading awareness about the deadly Ebola virus to wipe out the "fear-Ebola mentality" that has gripped the nation. Officially opening the Zimbabwe Medical Association (ZiMA) annual ...
Vendors sell expired contraceptive pills New Zimbabwe.com
VENDORS in Epworth, a semi-informal township east of Harare, are selling expired contraceptive pills on the streets putting the health of thousands of women at risk, NewZimbabwe.com can reveal. The tablets are being sold at US$0.20c or R2 a packet.
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VENDORS in Epworth, a semi-informal township east of Harare, are selling expired contraceptive pills on the streets putting the health of thousands of women at risk, NewZimbabwe.com can reveal. The tablets are being sold at US$0.20c or R2 a packet.
SA turns truckers away over Ebola Bulawayo24
South African immigration officers at Beitbridge Border Post are reportedly turning away truck drivers plying the Democratic Republic of Congo route where two confirmed cases of Ebola have been reported. It is understood that last Thursday the drivers, ...
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South African immigration officers at Beitbridge Border Post are reportedly turning away truck drivers plying the Democratic Republic of Congo route where two confirmed cases of Ebola have been reported. It is understood that last Thursday the drivers, ...
Mothers Sleep On the Floor At Mpilo Hospital AllAfrica.com
Mothers at Bulawayo's Mpilo Hospital are sleeping on the floor in the Paediatric Unit where their sick children are receiving treatment. The hospital's Pediatric Unit, the only referral centre for children in the southern region of the country, does not provide ...
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Mothers at Bulawayo's Mpilo Hospital are sleeping on the floor in the Paediatric Unit where their sick children are receiving treatment. The hospital's Pediatric Unit, the only referral centre for children in the southern region of the country, does not provide ...
How a white baby can be born to a black mother - the statistics of skin colour Mirror.co.uk
This week, new parents Catherine and Richard were shocked to find their baby boy has totally Caucasian skin, and not a darker tone as expected. It was a one in a million chance - but here's how it happens. Share; Share; Tweet; +1; Email. Sunday Mirror.
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This week, new parents Catherine and Richard were shocked to find their baby boy has totally Caucasian skin, and not a darker tone as expected. It was a one in a million chance - but here's how it happens. Share; Share; Tweet; +1; Email. Sunday Mirror.
'The colour of his skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby ...
Black mum gives birth to white baby
Black mum gives birth to white baby boy in 1000000-1 odds
Ebola response 'inadequate' Independent Online
A public information board explains the symptoms of Ebola in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Picture: Youssouf Bah. Dakar/Lagos - The world's “disastrously inadequate response” to West Africa's Ebola outbreak means many people are dying needlessly, the head ...
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A public information board explains the symptoms of Ebola in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Picture: Youssouf Bah. Dakar/Lagos - The world's “disastrously inadequate response” to West Africa's Ebola outbreak means many people are dying needlessly, the head ...
Containing The Ebola Outbreak
Nigeria records another Ebola case in oil city, 17 cases total
Nigeria Reports One New Ebola Case
Liberia's President warns Ebola outbreak could become a 'global crisis' CNN
(CNN) -- Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf said Monday that the situation over the massive Ebola outbreak in her country "remains grave." "Our health delivery system is under stress. The international community couldn't respond quickly," Johnson ...
The lessons of the Ebola outbreak suggest a larger, faster response is neededWashington Post
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(CNN) -- Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf said Monday that the situation over the massive Ebola outbreak in her country "remains grave." "Our health delivery system is under stress. The international community couldn't respond quickly," Johnson ...
The lessons of the Ebola outbreak suggest a larger, faster response is needed
First Ebola case in Senegal is top priority emergency —WHO
WHO says equipment needed to contain Ebola in Senegal, case 'a top priority ...
Golf, gardening and holidays see skin cancer soar: Number of hospital ... Daily Mail
Gardening, golf and package holidays are behind soaring hospital admissions for skin cancer, researchers warn. Rates have risen by around 40 per cent in just four years and almost 124,000 now need hospital treatment annually. Experts are particularly ...
Skin cancer referrals up by 41 per cent in 5 yearsThe Independent
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Gardening, golf and package holidays are behind soaring hospital admissions for skin cancer, researchers warn. Rates have risen by around 40 per cent in just four years and almost 124,000 now need hospital treatment annually. Experts are particularly ...
Skin cancer referrals up by 41 per cent in 5 years
Alarm at large rise in cases of skin cancer
Hospitals see rapid rise in skin cancer
Tea helps reduce non-cardiovascular death risk by almost a quarter Free Press Journal
Washington : A new study has revealed that drinking tea helps in curbing non-cardiovascular mortality by 24 percent. Professor Nicolas Danchin said that drinking tea would be a better choice than coffee, although both are important for the way of life people ...
Tea cuts risk of deaths not related to cardiac woesTimes of India
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Washington : A new study has revealed that drinking tea helps in curbing non-cardiovascular mortality by 24 percent. Professor Nicolas Danchin said that drinking tea would be a better choice than coffee, although both are important for the way of life people ...
Tea cuts risk of deaths not related to cardiac woes
Drink Tea, Live Longer?
Swap after-dinner coffee for a healthier cup of tea
An apple a day - or any other fruit - cuts heart disease risk by 40% Mirror.co.uk
Researchers have found that people who eat fruit daily are much less likely to have cardiovascular disease than those who eat none. The study of 500,000 people also found the more fruit you eat, the more your heart disease risk falls. It also cuts blood ...
Eating fruit every day can slash risk of heart diseaseExpress.co.uk
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Researchers have found that people who eat fruit daily are much less likely to have cardiovascular disease than those who eat none. The study of 500,000 people also found the more fruit you eat, the more your heart disease risk falls. It also cuts blood ...
Eating fruit every day can slash risk of heart disease
Eating at least one piece of fruit a day cuts risk of heart attack by 40%
British study touts benefits of daily fruit intake
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