en-ug-hotdailynews: 2015-04-02 Uganda Health

Teen who got heart transplant dies trying to flee from cops
New York Post
Anthony Stokes, 17, got a heart transplant after initially being rejected due to his history of run-ins with the law. He was killed fleeing from the cops Tuesday. Photo: Facebook. MORE ON: Georgia · Movie director gets 2 years for train crash that killed crew ...

Teen who got controversial heart transplant dies in police chase   Chicago Tribune
Teen denied, then given transplant dies in police chase   USA TODAY
Teen who got heart transplant dies in crash during police chase   Fox News
NOLA.com
Atlanta Journal Constitution
Morning News USA
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AsiaOne

Avril Lavigne feared 'dying' from Lyme disease
AsiaOne
Rocker Avril Lavigne at the Brit Awards after being bedridden for five months due to Lyme disease. Thursday, Apr 02, 2015. AFP. NEW YORK - Rocker Avril Lavigne has revealed that she was bedridden for five months due to Lyme disease and felt she was ...

Real Housewives star Yolanda Foster takes Avril Lavigne under her wing after ...   Daily Mail
Avril Lavigne reveals battle with Lyme disease   Sydney Morning Herald
Avril Lavigne thought she was dying   Stuff.co.nz
Entertainment Weekly (blog)
Ottawa Citizen
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Paracetamol is no better than placebo
Times LIVE
The over-the-counter painkiller, which is taken by millions of people around the world, turns out to be no better than a placebo. File photo. Image by: AFP Relaxnews ©Ghenadie/Shutterstock.com ...

Research Shows Tylenol May Not Be Answer For Back Pain   CBS Local
'Painkiller' paracetamol doesn't help against lower back pain   Zee News
Acetaminophen doesn't work for back pain: Study   Toronto Sun
CBC.ca
Fox News
9news.com.au
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How watching TV can increase your risk of diabetes: Every hour spent slumped ...
Daily Mail
Every hour spent sitting watching television increases the risk of getting diabetes, researchers have warned. A study revealed that every hour that people regularly spend slumped in front of the TV can raise the risk of developing the condition by 3.4 per cent.
Study links TV to diabetes risk   The Australian (blog)
This Is What Binge Watching TV Does to Your Health   TIME
Causalation paper: Each hour of TV daily increases risk of diabetes by 3.4 percent   Science Codex
dailyRx
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Gizbot

Internet Users have Hyped Sense of Personal Knowledge: Study
Gizbot
Procuring information from the internet also has a startling effect on our brains -- we feel a lot smarter than we actually are, says a new study. Internet Users have Hyped Sense of Personal Knowledge: Study. In nine different experiments with more than 1,000 ...

Study Shows Internet Access Inflates Your Sense Of Internal Knowledge   Gizmodo Australia
All That Googling May Make People Feel Smarter Than They Are   U.S. News & World Report
Googling makes people feel smarter than they really are   CBS News
Huffington Post
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Groundbreaking exoskeleton device literally puts a spring in your step
South China Morning Post (subscription)
Millions of years of evolution have enabled human beings to develop a smooth, energy-efficient way of walking. But, biomechanical engineers suggested on Wednesday, there's always room for improvement. They unveiled an unpowered exoskeleton - a ...

Exoskeleton boot to help walking makes wearers feel 4.5kg lighter   Telegraph.co.uk
Ratchet boots make walking 7% easier   BBC News
This mechanical exoskeleton makes walking more efficient   The Verge
The Independent
U.S. News & World Report
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Miracle baby born without a nose is one in 197 million
Daily Times
A miracle baby called Eli who was born without a nose is one in 197 million and is one of the only children in the world with the rare facial anomaly, mirror.co.uk reports. Little Eli McGlathery suffers from complete congenital arhinia - an extremely rare condition ...

Baby born with rare facial anomaly that left him without a nose   UPI.com
Baby born without a nose is heading home   WRCB-TV
Mother says baby born without nose is perfect   WKRN.com
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Ebola vaccine tests show it could 'neutralise' virus: Geneva hospital
Sin Chew Jit Poh
Geneva (AFP) -- An experimental Ebola vaccine tested on humans in Europe and Africa sparks the production of the antibodies needed to neutralise the deadly virus, a Geneva hospital said Wednesday. There is no licensed treatment or vaccine for Ebola, ...

Experimental Ebola Shot Shows Good Response   NBCNews.com
1st human studies promising for Ebola vaccine designed at Canada's national lab   Montreal Gazette
Experimental Ebola Vaccine Shows Promising Early Test Results   Sputnik International
Big News Network.com
News1130
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Can money buy your kids a bigger brain?
Sydney Morning Herald
Money can do lots of things, including making your children smarter. That's what a team of scientists in Los Angeles have discovered. They've proved - in published research - that wealthier parents have smarter kids. The new study suggests that a family's ...

More money means bigger brains, study shows   Stuff.co.nz
Family Income Could Have An Influence On Children's Brain Structures   Headlines & Global News
Factors Relating To Family Income May Affect A Child's Brain Development   Science World Report
Neurology Advisor
Forbes
Times LIVE
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'Life skills crucial for children with autism'
The Hindu
On the eve of World Autism Day, parents say State support is essential, as are life skills. “At present, State support for special education is marginal. Ideally, it should be an integral part of mainstream education, with adequate State funding,” says M.
Autism Places Intolerable Strain on Affected Families   Women of China
Commemorating Autism Awareness Day   The Swazi Observer
Autistic children risk being ostracised - campaigners   Irish Times

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