en-zw-hotdailynews: 2015-03-07 Zimbabwe Health

$100 m Chinese loan to benefit 90 hospitals
New Zimbabwe.com
SHIPMENTS of new medical devices ranging from basic hospital beds to sophisticated magnetic resonance imaging machines, backed by a $100 million Chinese loan, are arriving in Zimbabwe. Representatives of China Machinery Engineering Corporation ...

China loan-backed facility upgrade to benefit 90 Zimbabwean hospitals   ecns

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Tanzania arrests 32 witch doctors over albino murders
Sydney Morning Herald
Dar es Salaam: Thirty-two witch doctors have been arrested in Tanzania this week as part of a campaign against ritual killings of albinos, police say. Activists say attackers have killed at least 75 albinos in the east African country since 2000 to use their limbs ...

Four Who Hacked Off Tanzanian Woman's Limbs for Witchcraft Ritual Sentenced ...   Christian News Network
Tanzania Witch Doctors Arrested: 32 Jailed In Sacrificial Albino Ritual Killings   The Inquisitr
Tanzania Albino Murders: 32 Witch Doctors Arrested In An Attempt To Thwart ...   International Business Times
The Guardian
BBC News
Reuters Blogs (blog)
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Zimbabwe Confirms Eight Cases of Cholera
EIN News Zimbabwe
Escrito por Ileana Ferrer Fonte 06 de marzo de 2015, 09:33Harare, Mar 6 (Prensa Latina) Zimbabwe confirmed eight cases of cholera, including two in the border with South Africa, local media report today. The new cases in the dividing line with the South ...

Zimbabwe sends teams to Mozambican border to prevent cholera outbreak   spyghana.com
SA on cholera watch at Beitbridge   Times LIVE
Cholera found on Zim, SA border   The Swazi Observer

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FDA approves knockoff of Amgen's Neupogen chemo recovery drug
Los Angeles Times
Amgen Inc., the Thousand Oaks biotech giant, has for decades sold some of the nation's top-selling drugs with little competition. That ended Friday as the FDA approved a competitor's knockoff version of Amgen's chemotherapy recovery drug, Neupogen, ...

FDA approves 1st biosimilar drug   CBS News
FDA approves first biosimilar drug   Minneapolis Star Tribune
FDA Approves First Biosimilar Product Zarxio   RTT News
Immortal News
Times Record News
Rome News-Tribune
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ModVive

Vegetable Food Reduces Risk of Heart Disease and Stroke
SMN Weekly
Dr Camille Lassale is an epidemiologist at Imperial College London. He said, 'A pro-vegetarian diet doesn't make absolute recommendations about specific nutrients. Advertisement. 'It focuses on increasing the proportion of plant based foods relative to ...

Fish is nature's anti-depressant   Daily Times
Mediterranean is the way to go, for a healthy heart   Hindustan Times
Pro-veggie diet helps lower risk of heart disease, stroke   Zee News
New Zealand Herald
Philly.com
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Two more deaths in SoBo, swine flu death toll 21
Daily News & Analysis
Two south Mumbai residents died of swine flu on Thursday taking the death toll due to H1N1 virus in the city to 21. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) in its health report confirmed that both the patients died of multi-organ failure and had tested ...

Swine flu alert   DAWN.com
Another 50 dead as swine flu shows no sign of let-up   Daily Excelsior
Swine Flu Claims 13 More Lives in Gujarat   NDTV
The Hindu
Khaleej Times
Business Standard
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Jimmy Thoronka: Sierra Leone sprinter who went AWOL from Commonwealth ...
mirror.co.uk
A top African sprinter who vanished after last year's Commonwealth Games has been found living rough in London. Jimmy Thoronka, 20, was tipped for international success before the Glasgow event. But the Ebola outbreak in his home country Sierra Leone ...

Missing Athlete Found Homeless In London, Stayed After Ebola Killed His ...   The Inquisitr
Photos: Canadian Forces Ebola fighters return from Sierra Leone   Ottawa Citizen
Runaway S/Leone athlete stranded on London streets   StarAfrica.com
BBC Sport
The Independent
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AsiaOne

Young Physio, 22, Dies After Volcano Trek
Sky News
Lisa Orsi's parents say her death from extreme altitude sickness has "brought new life to others" as she has donated nine organs. 13:07, UK, Friday 06 March 2015. A family photo of Lisa Orsi. Lisa Orsi, 22, collapsed in the shower and quickly fell into a coma.
Irish woman officially declared brain dead, family to donate organs in Singapore   AsiaOne
Tragic Lisa Orsi's parents: 'Even in this dark hour, Lisa's gift of nine organs gives ...   Irish Independent
Legacy of volcano trek physio, 22   Belfast Telegraph
Derry Journal
BBC News
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Sweet cravings will make sugar curbs hard
The Daily Star
PARIS: U.N. recommendations to curb sugar intake may face an uphill battle for acceptance confronted by an ingrained human yearning for sweetness, experts say. Sugar is laden with energy, which we are genetically geared to want, a craving the food ...

You'll be surprised at the amount of sugar in these 6 foods   Houston Chronicle
The World Is Eating Too Much Sugar - WHO   Design & Trend
Cut sugar intake to fight obesity   Khaleej Times
New Zealand Herald
Morning Ledger
Jamaica Gleaner (subscription)
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3 Pinoys infected with MERS-CoV in Saudi Arabia, says DFA
GMA News
(Updated 1:05 p.m.) The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Friday confirmed that three Filipino female healthcare workers in Saudi Arabia have been infected with the deadly Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus or MERS-CoV. Foreign Affairs ...

3 Filipino female nurses have MERS virus   Inquirer.net
MERS shows no mercy   Arab News
WHO Saudi MERS report notes exposures in health settings   CIDRAP
CTV News
gulfnews.com
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