Ebola outbreak: Kenya at high risk, warns WHO BBC News
The World Health Organization (WHO) has classified Kenya as a "high-risk" country for the spread of the deadly Ebola virus. Kenya was vulnerable because it was a major transport hub, with many flights from West Africa, a WHO official said. This is the most ...
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has classified Kenya as a "high-risk" country for the spread of the deadly Ebola virus. Kenya was vulnerable because it was a major transport hub, with many flights from West Africa, a WHO official said. This is the most ...
World moves to cut off West Africa as Ebola panic intensifies
Ebola: Zim ill-prepared for deadly disease
Evidence Ebola outbreak 'vastly' underestimated
BC court backs medical marijuana in cookies, oils and teas Times Colonist
Lawyer Kirk Tousaw, left, and defendant Owen Smith were all smiles after 2012 court ruling. Photograph By DARREN STONE, Times Colonist. Previous Next. Lawyer Kirk Tousaw, left, and defendant Owen Smith were all smiles after 2012 court ruling. Patients ...
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Lawyer Kirk Tousaw, left, and defendant Owen Smith were all smiles after 2012 court ruling. Photograph By DARREN STONE, Times Colonist. Previous Next. Lawyer Kirk Tousaw, left, and defendant Owen Smith were all smiles after 2012 court ruling. Patients ...
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1.7 million deaths due to too much salt in diet: Study Times of India
MUMBAI: Almost 1.65 million people across the world die due to heart problems brought on by excess intake of salt, said a research analyzing populations from 187 countries. The paper, published in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) on Thursday ...
Salt guidelines are too low, studies showToronto Star
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MUMBAI: Almost 1.65 million people across the world die due to heart problems brought on by excess intake of salt, said a research analyzing populations from 187 countries. The paper, published in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) on Thursday ...
Salt guidelines are too low, studies show
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Ontario cottagers warned not to drink water after toxic blue-green algae found in ... National Post
Ontario's Ministry of the Environment has confirmed that specimens collected Monday from a bay in Upper Rideau Lake north of Kingston, Ont., are blue-green algae and that toxins are present. Jayne MacDonald / Upper Rideau Lake Association. The Leeds ...
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Ontario's Ministry of the Environment has confirmed that specimens collected Monday from a bay in Upper Rideau Lake north of Kingston, Ont., are blue-green algae and that toxins are present. Jayne MacDonald / Upper Rideau Lake Association. The Leeds ...
Toxic algae bloom discovered in McNally's Bay
Blue-green algae toxins found in Upper Rideau Lake
Blue-green algae in Upper Rideau Lake contain toxins, tests confirm
As Ebola's toll rises, drug makers race to test medicines Financial Express
SummaryBecause outbreaks are sporadic and mainly confined to Africa, the Ebola virus has not been a priority for profit-seeking pharmaceutical companies. Related Articles. India's gold import rules likely to stay until next year: WGCRs 108 crore unpaid ...
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Three students in Sask. diagnosed with TB Regina Leader-Post
REGINA — Hundreds of members of four schools in southern Saskatchewan are being encouraged to get testing for tuberculosis after students were diagnosed with the infection this summer. Tuberculosis Prevention and Control Saskatchewan is currently ...
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REGINA — Hundreds of members of four schools in southern Saskatchewan are being encouraged to get testing for tuberculosis after students were diagnosed with the infection this summer. Tuberculosis Prevention and Control Saskatchewan is currently ...
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Kenya ill-prepared to deal with Ebola outbreak: KMA South African Broadcasting Corporation
Kenyan Medics distanced themselves from their government reports indicating that Kenya is well prepared to deal with the ebola virus.(SABC). Tags: Kenya · Ebola · Kenya Medical Association · KMA · World Health Organisation · Kenya Airways · Dr Elly Pot.
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Kenyan Medics distanced themselves from their government reports indicating that Kenya is well prepared to deal with the ebola virus.(SABC). Tags: Kenya · Ebola · Kenya Medical Association · KMA · World Health Organisation · Kenya Airways · Dr Elly Pot.
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Air Transat near-disaster aids understanding of PTSD The Globe and Mail
Thirteen years ago next week marks what could have been a grim anniversary: Air Transat Flight 236, bound for Lisbon from Toronto, crash-landed on an island in the Azores off Portugal after running out of fuel over the Atlantic. While all 306 passengers and ...
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Thirteen years ago next week marks what could have been a grim anniversary: Air Transat Flight 236, bound for Lisbon from Toronto, crash-landed on an island in the Azores off Portugal after running out of fuel over the Atlantic. While all 306 passengers and ...
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New hospital nourishment service an improvement: director Western Star
There was no one in the lineup at the Western Memorial Regional Hospital cafeteria on Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2014. A new service througout Western Health's facilities will see afternoon and evening snacks delivered directly to a patients room.
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There was no one in the lineup at the Western Memorial Regional Hospital cafeteria on Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2014. A new service througout Western Health's facilities will see afternoon and evening snacks delivered directly to a patients room.
Canadian tech could provide 'virtual doctor' on deep-space missions Globalnews.ca
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New tech could provide health care to astronauts on deep-space missionsBrandon Sun
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