Metroadded this to UK NewsAir Pollution Air pollution harms ‘every organ in the body’ say scientistsmetro.co.uk - Basit Mahmood Heart and lung disease, diabetes and dementia as well as liver problems and bladder cancer may all be caused by air pollution, according to a new …
Dementia Eat well, exercise more: New guidelines to reduce risk of dementiawmcactionnews5.com - May 17, 2019 at 11:35 PM CDT - Updated May 18 at 9:22 AM (CNN) – What if you found out you could reduce your risk of developing dementia? The World Health Organization says there’s much that can be done to …
Audioburstadded this to Audioburst Health & Science NewsCongo Listen: Congo's Ebola outbreak: Health workers fear for their safetyAudioburst - NewsRadio 1080 KRLD "With more than a thousand deaths. Congo's Ebola outbreak is getting worse. CBS's anne. Marie green doctors are being forced to go undercover because …
CNBCFrance France's health-care system was ranked as the world's best—Here's how it compares with the US'CNBC - Charlotte Morabito Health care has become a major focus of the 2020 elections. With the Democrats pushing for a government-funded model and President Donald Trump …
MDoffice ♥️added this to MDoffice ♥︎ DailyMedicare Here's what 'Medicare-for-All' looks like in FranceCNBC - Charlotte Morabito France's health care system, which is called "social security", has been globally recognized for overall quality. In 2000, the World Health …
The Telegraphadded this to TechnologyTechnology Video game addiction could soon be recognised as official disease by WHOThe Telegraph - By Hasan ChowdhuryVideo game addiction could soon become an official disease as the World Health Organisation is set to put the issue to a vote next week. The vote comes as a growing body of evidence points to young gamers
The New Zealand Heraldadded this to New Zealand Herald TechnologyRadiation Nanogirl Michelle Dickinson: Are mobile phones really bad for our health?nzherald.co.nz - Michelle Dickinson 5G is coming to New Zealand, and with the next mobile revolution seemingly endless opportunities for technological and business developments. While …
NHS Move towards compulsory vaccinations for schoolchildren, experts sayhulldailymail.co.uk - Daniel Chipperfield Vaccinations have fallen because of misleading campaigns claiming they are dangerous. Children starting primary school should all have to have the …
Geneva Think. Teach. Do. Geneva | SPH | Boston Universitybu.edu - www.bu.edu The healthiest city: science and practice to promote urban health Most of the world now lives in cities. This panel convenes key leaders and thinkers …
Research DR Congo Ebola Survivors Can Develop Complications - Researchallafrica.com Documented attacks on health workers in conflict areas increased dramatically last year, endangering both children waiting for polio vaccines and …
rrjl050added this to Neuroscience Dementia WHO says healthy lifestyle reduces dementia risk—not supplementsQuartz - Katherine Ellen FoleyOn May 14 the World Health Organization put out new guidelines on the most effective ways to prevent dementia, or severe, abnormal cognitive decline. The best way to avoid cognitive decline later in life,
News18.comadded this to News18 Latest NewsDepression Depression is Real: 6 Actors and Their Battle with This Diseasenews18.com - Trending Desk The World Health Organization (WHO) says depression affects more than 300 million people worldwide. A common and serious medical illness that …
Daily Mail added this to Top StoriesEbolaDoctors fighting Ebola in the Congo are forced to wear disguises to avoid being SHOT by militiamen as the death toll of outbreakdailymail.co.uk - Connor Boyd Doctors fighting an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo are being forced to wear disguises in case they're attacked by …
Dementia World Health Organization shares new guidelines for dementia preventionwlox.com - By Summer Tadlock | May 16, 2019 at 6:50 PM CDT - Updated May 17 at 6:31 AM JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Dementia affects 50 million people worldwide and 55,000 people in Mississippi. New guidelines published by World Health …
High Blood Pressure Know Your Numbers This World Hypertension Dayallafrica.com WHO is urging everyone to make healthy choices including cutting down on salt use, which can help reduce the risk of high blood pressure, which in …
Irish Mirroradded this to NewsIreland More Irish babies are being born with a low birth weight, new study revealsirishmirror.ie - Sam Roberts More Irish children are being born with low birth weight, a major new study has revealed. The number of babies in Ireland with a low birth rate grew …
Talent Management Why a Bad Work Environment Is So Unhealthytd.org - www.td.org Organizational leaders are responsible for ensuring employees are goal-oriented and hardworking, but this is incredibly difficult to accomplish amid …
smijeadded this to The World...Dementia Listen: New guidelines to reduce dementia risk released by World Health OrganizationAudioburst - KCBS All News "To the world. Health Organization is released new guidelines on how people can reduce their risk of dementia. In a report published yesterday. The …
POLITICO Europeadded this to POLITICO EuropeEuropean Union EU Confidential Goes Green episode 100, presented by Bayer: Europe’s deadly air pollutionpolitico.eu - Ryan Heath In the latest edition of our occasional EU Confidential Goes Green series, our featured interview is with Zoltán Massay-Kosubek of the European …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoSame-sex Marriage People wrongly think everything is ‘okay’ now for young LGBT peopleirishtimes.com - www.irishtimes.com Despite recent progress, discrimination is still widespread, says campaigner
Drinking Binge-drinking: UK leads the world; India not far behindhindustantimes.com - Prasun Sonwalkar The Global Drug Survey released in London on Thursday reports that Britons got drunk 51.1 times over a year – almost once every week. The UK has …
The Quintadded this to FITSleep Young Kids Who Watch More TV Get Less Sleep: Studythequint.com - IANS Pre-schoolers who watch less than one hour of TV per day get 22 more minutes of sleep at night - or nearly 2.5 hours per week - than those who watch …
Lubbock, TX MedMinute: WHO calls for immediate action to help underweight babies around the worldeverythinglubbock.com - Avery Travis LUBBOCK, Texas-- A new study shows partial radiation, compared to whole breast radiation has similar long term survival rates for low risk breast …
Universal Health Care Duque: More time needed for implementing rules on Universal Health Carecnnphilippines.com Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, May 17) — The Universal Health Care law, applauded by advocates as a major reform that will ease Filipinos' financial …
TPFadded this to 🥇🔬💡 DISCOVERIES, INNOVATIONS, RESEARCH, BREAKTHROUGHS, UNIQUE IDEAS & MORE! IT’S BRAIN FOOD — SO... FEED YOUR MIND! 🧠 Dementia Risk reduction of cognitive decline and dementiawho.int - WHO The WHO Guidelines on risk reduction of cognitive decline and dementia provide evidence-based recommendations on lifestyle behaviours and …
mthungeradded this to Court of LeavesHealth (UK) Snakebites: Like having my hand smashed by a hammer'BBC News - Tulip MazumdarDavid Williams has been bitten by a snake six times. "The first time was pretty terrifying because I didn't know what to expect. It felt like having my hand smashed with a hammer," he says. "My last snakebite
micheal Washingtonadded this to Just Run & FitnessDementia World Health Organization issues new tips for fighting dementiabgr.com - Mike Wehner As our bodies age, we have to accept new limitations. We lose muscle, joints can become painful or need replacement, and our brains can experience …
MMichaeladded this to FitnessDementia Exercise and healthy diet: World Health Organization releases new guidelines to reduce dementia riskABC News - Enjoli Francis The World Health Organization has released new guidelines to help people reduce their risk of dementia. The organization said in a news release …
Daily Postadded this to NewsMike Turner The world's biggest hidden health crisis has been declared - and it's not what you'd expectwalesonline.co.uk - Aine Fox PA, Kirsty Bosley A multimillion-pound programme has been launched to improve treatment for snakebites, which are thought to kill up to 138,000 people each …
Refinery29 UKadded this to Refinery29 UKLamar Odom Lamar Odom Opens Up About His Sex Addiction And Sleeping With 2,000 WomenRefinery29 - Molly LongmanLamar Odom is further opening up about his struggle with addiction in his new memoir. In an excerpt released to People, the NBA legend admitted: “I am a sex addict.” In the book, titled Darkness to Light,
