Scientists discover new detect malaria parasite Business Standard
Scientists have revealed a new way to use magnetic resonance relaxometry (MRR), a close cousin of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), to detect a parasitic waste product in the blood of infected patients. This technique developed by a research team from ...
New method to diagnose malaria foundZee News
Magnet technology can accurately detect malariaBGR India
Scientists Create 'Affordable and Reliable' Malaria Test Using MagnetsInternational Business Times UK
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Scientists have revealed a new way to use magnetic resonance relaxometry (MRR), a close cousin of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), to detect a parasitic waste product in the blood of infected patients. This technique developed by a research team from ...
New method to diagnose malaria found
Magnet technology can accurately detect malaria
Scientists Create 'Affordable and Reliable' Malaria Test Using Magnets
'NACO-NRHM integration will increase HIV infections' Zee News
Kolkata: Number of HIV infections in India will increase if the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO) is closed and its activities merged with the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), activists and experts said Monday. Sixty participants representing ...
Janyl Benyl: The Power of Early DiagnosisBella Naija
Committee set up to clear HIV/AIDS messagesNew Vision
WHO's misplaced Ebola priorityThe Korea Herald
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Kolkata: Number of HIV infections in India will increase if the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO) is closed and its activities merged with the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), activists and experts said Monday. Sixty participants representing ...
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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 ...
Containing The Ebola OutbreakLeadership Newspapers
Nigeria records another Ebola case in oil city, 17 cases totalReuters
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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
Liberian Ebola Survivor Roots for Zmapp Counsel & Heal
Liberian Ebola survivor Kyndy Kobbah called for increased production of Zmapp following her cure from the disease. (Photo : Getty Images). Amidst the pall of gloom that haunts Liberia, the worst-hit West African nation by the Ebola crisis, spontaneous ...
Ugandan team takes Ebola experience to LiberiaNew Vision
Yemen's president meets Houthi rebelsArabianBusiness.com
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Liberian Ebola survivor Kyndy Kobbah called for increased production of Zmapp following her cure from the disease. (Photo : Getty Images). Amidst the pall of gloom that haunts Liberia, the worst-hit West African nation by the Ebola crisis, spontaneous ...
Ugandan team takes Ebola experience to Liberia
Yemen's president meets Houthi rebels
Soccer-Ebola forces Sierra Leone to relinquish home advantage for qualifier Reuters Africa
FREETOWN, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Sierra Leone have relinquished home advantage for next week's African Nations Cup qualifier against the Democratic Republic of Congo after failing to find a neutral venue following health fears over the Ebola virus.
Ebola forces Sierra Leone to relinquish home advantage for qualifierEurosport.com AU
Ebola Claims Another Victim: Economic GrowthVoice of America
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FREETOWN, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Sierra Leone have relinquished home advantage for next week's African Nations Cup qualifier against the Democratic Republic of Congo after failing to find a neutral venue following health fears over the Ebola virus.
Ebola forces Sierra Leone to relinquish home advantage for qualifier
Ebola Claims Another Victim: Economic Growth
TRF-Ebola health workers should get danger money, expert says
Researchers use webcams to diagnose abnormal heart rhythms PC Tech Magazine
webcam Results of A new pilot study in taking an innovative approach to detecting irregular heartbeats called “FaceTime” for heart diagnoses were published online yesterday in the journal Heart Rhythm. Atrial fibrillation, a common form of abnormal heart ...
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webcam Results of A new pilot study in taking an innovative approach to detecting irregular heartbeats called “FaceTime” for heart diagnoses were published online yesterday in the journal Heart Rhythm. Atrial fibrillation, a common form of abnormal heart ...
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Researchers discover webcams can be used to diagnose abnormal heart rhythms
Your face can reveal your heart condition, reveals study
Rotary Cancer run: Nsambya Hospital's cancer ward fundraising surpassed target NTV Uganda
As participants recover from Sunday's gruelling Rotary Cancer Run, the organisers and sponsors are in glee over its success. The Centenary Bank, a key sponsor of the charity event is looking to extend their philanthropy to other hospitals throughout country ...
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As participants recover from Sunday's gruelling Rotary Cancer Run, the organisers and sponsors are in glee over its success. The Centenary Bank, a key sponsor of the charity event is looking to extend their philanthropy to other hospitals throughout country ...
Mwinyi finishes the 5 km cancer run
Cancer Run raises Sh 300m
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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Swap after-dinner coffee for a healthier cup of teaNew Zealand Herald
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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?
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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
Eating at least one piece of fruit a day cuts risk of heart attack by 40%Daily Times
British study touts benefits of daily fruit intakeNewstalk ZB
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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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