en-zw-hotdailynews: 2015-01-02 Zimbabwe Health

Nurse tested for Ebola would return to West Africa
Vancouver Sun
Even as Patrice Gordon was observed and tested for Ebola at Kelowna General Hospital, she never stopped wanting to return to West Africa. The Rossland nurse recently returned to Canada after working with the Canadian Red Cross in Sierra Leone and ...

Health-care worker leaves BC hospital after third negative Ebola test   The Globe and Mail
Sierra Leone fasts against ebola   Irish Examiner
Ebola nurse Pauline Cafferkey monitored around the clock as condition ''could ...   Mirror.co.uk
Washington Post
Express.co.uk
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US researchers blame 'bad luck' for two-thirds of cancer cases
Deutsche Welle
US researchers have concluded that in two-thirds of cancer cases, the cause can be as simple as "bad luck." Only a third could be blamed on family genes or environmental causes like smoking. Medizin Pathologie Krebs. The journal Science carried a report ...

Most cancers are 'caused by bad luck - not poor lifestyles'   Irish Independent
Most cancer types 'just bad luck'   BBC News
Scientists claim 65% of cancer cases are down to random mistakes in genes   Daily Mail
The Inquisitr
The Times (subscription)
Irish Examiner
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Tips to realise your New Year's resolutions in 2015
Herald Sun
LOSING weight, quitting cigarettes and spending more time with family and friends rank among the top New Year's pledges Australians make each year — and they rarely change. With the New Year just a few days old research shows just 8 per cent of ...

My New Year's Resolution Is to Not Make Any at All   Huffington Post
Achieving your New Year's resolution without going broke   CBS News
13 Apps to Help You Keep Your New Year's Resolutions   PC Magazine
CBS Local
The Denver Post
Mirror.co.uk
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British couple 'face $200000 hospital bill' after baby born early in New York
The Guardian
Katie Amos and Lee Johnston have started a fundraising page in the name of their newborn baby, Dax. Photograph: Danny Lawson/PA. Jessica Glenza in New York. Thursday 1 January 2015 17.44 EST. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter · Share via ...

UK couple stuck in NYC after early birth   The West Australian
Couple are stuck in New York facing £130000 bill after early birth of son   The Times (subscription)
British couple Katie Amos and Lee Johnston stranded in NYC with £130000 ...   Metro
Telegraph.co.uk
Mirror.co.uk
The Independent
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WLS-TV

Fast food no healthier than a decade ago, researchers say
WLS-TV
While fast food restaurants have made some changes in an attempt to offer healthier menu options, researchers have not found those changes to have made much of a difference. WLS. Thursday, January 01, 2015 08:05PM. While fast food restaurants have ...

Is Fast Food Getting Healthier?   WDTV
Is fast food getting any healthier?   CBS News
In 17 years, fast food hasn't changed   Khaleej Times

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New Year's Hangover Cures for Your Credit
Huffington Post
Many Americans will wake up on New Year's Day nursing not only a headache from overindulging on New Year's Eve, but also worries about holiday bills that will arrive in January. If you can relate, it may be time to cure your holiday financial hangover.
Hangovers 101   Calgary Herald
Your Ultimate New Year's Hangover Cures   KelownaNow
Hangover Remedies for the Desperately Hung-Over   ABC News
ABC 10 News NOW
The Weed Blog (blog)
The Epoch Times
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Mom who refused cancer treatment to save her baby dies on New
Starcasm.net
Utah resident Kathy Taylor passed away from melanoma on New Year's Day after refusing treatment in an unsuccessful attempt to save her baby. 34-year-old Kathy found out she had a form of this deadly skin cancer this summer while she was pregnant with ...

Pregnant mum dies after selfless act to save baby   The West Australian
Kathy Taylor: Mother who declined cancer treatment to try and save baby dies on ...   The Independent
Utah woman who refused cancer treatment to save baby dies   New York Daily News
Standard-Examiner
NEWS.com.au
Daily Mail
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Price of tobacco rises
Newstalk ZB
It's not only the time of new year resolutions, but also for new taxes kicking in. The price of tobacco is going up again, with some of brands increasing more than 20 percent. Quitline CEO Paula Snowden says there has been an rise in the number of people ...

Your New Year's resolutions as suggested by the Canadian Cancer Society   Toronto Star
Canadian Cancer Society offers smokers a car prize to quit smoking   The Westside Story
Higher prices hoped to help smokers kick the habit   3News NZ
InfoTel News Ltd
TVNZ
SunLive
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Unmet Material Needs May Lead To Poor Diabetes Control
Medical Research News and Interviews on MedicalResearch.com (blog)
Dr. Berkowitz: Prior studies had looked the association between single unmet basic material needs and diabetes control, but hadn't necessarily looked at multiple things people may not be able to afford, which more closely mirrors real-life. Also, prior studies ...

It Takes More than Obamacare to Control Diabetes   Youth Health Magzine
Study Indicates Poverty and Diabetes A Deadly Mix   Diabetes Insider
How Economic Insecurity Impacts Diabetes Control   Vanguard
AJMC.com Managed Markets Network
Zee News
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Exercise Can Reduce Fall Risk in Mild Parkinson's
Neurology Advisor
HealthDay News — Exercise could reduce fall risk in people with mild Parkinson's disease, according to a study published in Neurology. Colleen G. Canning, PhD, from the University of Sydney, and colleagues examined fall prevention in a study involving ...

Exercise may benefit people with Parkinson's disease   Business Standard
How Parkinson's Disease Can Be Conquered With Exercise   Empire State Tribune
Exercise curbs Parkinson's effects   Full-Time Whistle
PsychCentral.com (blog)
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