2015年1月27日 星期二

2015-01-28 Uganda Health


The Sun Daily
   
Uganda, fueling brain drain, sends MDs to Trinidad   
Frost Illustrated
(GIN)—For a country with less than 3,000 practicing doctors to treat 34.9 million people, Uganda's decision to send some 300 doctors to Trinidad and Tobago has raised the temperatures of the some of the local parliamentarians to the boiling point. According ...

Uganda sued in landmark medical 'brain drain' case   Independent

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How Countries Can Best Manage Global Fund Aid   
The Observer
In the 30 years since HIV/Aids was first identified, the disease has evolved from primarily a public health concern into a major development challenge affecting the economy. With 140,000 new HIV cases annually and 63,000 deaths due to the virus by 2012, ...


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Daily Mail
   
Sugary drinks 'can bring on a girl's periods earlier': Youngsters who drink more ...   
Daily Mail
Girls who drink more than one sugary drink a day are likely to start having periods sooner, say scientists. A new study of almost 6,000 adolescent girls links the consumption of sugary drinks to earlier menstruation. The research found those drinking more than ...

Probe links sugary drinks with earlier menstruation   Channel News Asia
Sugary Drinks Linked with Earlier Menstruation in Girls   Live Science
Sugary drinks linked to earlier onset of menstrual periods   (e) Science News
Headlines & Global News   
The News   
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Los Angeles Times
   
Paying pregnant women to quit smoking pays off, study says   
Los Angeles Times
Researchers have identified a common substance that makes smokers much more likely to kick the habit – money. The promise of up to $600 in shopping vouchers proved a powerful inducement to get pregnant women to quit smoking. Compared to women ...

Vouchers 'boost quit rates' in pregnant smokers   BBC News
Paying People Could Help Them Quit Smoking   TIME
Vouchers new key to kicking addiction   SBS
Malay Mail Online   
3News NZ   
Yahoo News UK   
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Daily News & Analysis
   
Ranbaxy loses generic exclusivity over $6 billion Nexium market   
Daily News & Analysis
Drugmaker Ranbaxy on Tuesday said that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has determined that the Indian drug manufacturer has forfeited its 180-day exclusivity to sell generic version of AstraZeneca Plc's heartburn drug Nexium in the US market.
FDA approves generic of AstraZeneca drug Nexium   Newsworks.org
Ranbaxy suffers fresh jolt   Calcutta Telegraph
Cipla to gain from Teva's exclusivity on Nexium   Livemint
Bidness ETC   
Business Standard   
Moneycontrol.com   
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Kansas City Star
   
World must prepare for 'war' against a global pandemic: Gates   
Sin Chew Jit Poh
Berlin (AFP) -- Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates says the world must use the lessons from battling Ebola to prepare for any future "war" against a global killer disease, with the help of new technology. Gates, in Berlin for a donor conference of the GAVI ...

Donors pledge $7.5b to extend child vaccine drive   The Nation
Microsoft Corporation's Bill Gates, UK take lead in $7.5 bn pledge for children's ...   Financial Express
Microsoft founder donates over a billion dollars for vaccine efforts   KGNS.tv
NPR (blog)   
Irish Times   
Minneapolis Star Tribune   
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U.S. News & World Report
   
Mental Health Advocates Rally Behind New Bill   
U.S. News & World Report
Rep. Tim Murphy, R-Pa. says he plans to reintroduce a bill containing a package of major mental health reforms. By Kimberly Leonard Jan. 27, 2015 | 5:38 p.m. EST + More. Rep. Tim Murphy, R-Pa., said Tuesday that he has not stepped onto the House floor ...

Waging the war against shame and dealing with the sigma of mental illness   MetroNews Canada
#Let's Talk Today   Beliefnet
Commission releases report on mental-health indicators   Orillia Packet & Times
Toronto Sun   
National Post   
Ottawa Citizen   
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Youth Health Magzine
   
Having Hard Time Sleeping? It May Be More than Insomnia   
Youth Health Magzine
Insomnia is one of the most common sleeping disorders. It is characterized by the inability to fall or sustain sleep. It can be acute or chronic. Either way, it can have a huge effect on the body. Lack of sleep is associated with reduced concentration, poor appetite ...

Having trouble sleeping? Well, you could probably be having high blood ...   The Geopolitical and Conflict Report (blog)
Trouble falling asleep may signal high blood pressure   GlobalPost
Hypertension thrives on chronic insomnia   6minutes
Headlines & Global News   
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Herald Sun
   
Start worrying about cholesterol in your 30s, study suggests   
Reuters
(Reuters Health) – People with even moderately high cholesterol levels in their 30s and 40s are more likely to have heart disease later in life, according to a new study. But many of them wouldn't meet the criteria for treatment under guidelines from the ...

High Cholestero in mid-life Increases Later Risk Of Heart Disease   The Geopolitical and Conflict Report (blog)
High cholesterol for young adults brings issues later in life   KCTV Kansas City
Adults as Young as 20 are Predisposed to High Cholesterol Levels, According to ...   Empire State Tribune
News-Press Now   
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Free Malaysia Today
   
Good bedtime habits improve kids' sleep   
Free Malaysia Today
The grand majority understand the importance of sleep; however, a whopping 90 percent of their offspring didn't sleep as many hours as are recommended for their age group. bedtime-kids Regular sleep-wake routines in the household not only help kids get ...

Flexible Work Schedules: Good for Your Health and Your Sleep   Inc.com
Bedtime study: Let sleeping kids lie; 90% sleep-deprived   The Denver Post (blog)
Working From Home Is Good For You And Your Boss   Huffington Post
Futurity: Research News   
Times of India   
Business Standard   
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