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Telegraph.co.ukWhat's the fuss about coffee?
CBC.ca
Why is it that so much scientific research ends up making headlines? Because they ask us to report on their research, that's one reason. Medical journals and research institutions work hard to make sure that their scientific papers appear in the news.
Can drinking coffee really help you live longer? New study is hardly conclusiveBoston.com
Coffee drinking linked to longer lifeHerald Sun
Drinking a few cups of coffee a day linked to lower risk of deathNational Post
WTNH -Indian Country Today Media Network.com -Sci-Tech Today
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The Express TribuneRabid dogs
The Express Tribune
People need to be made aware of how to prevent animal bites. Approaching or teasing stray dogs is asking for trouble. By Editorial Approaching or teasing stray dogs is obviously asking for trouble. We are told that in Karachi, around 40 people ...
For the love of your pet: Distract dogs before fighting escalatesVictoria Advocate
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Daily BhaskarTeacher rapes, forces abortion pill down 14-year-old girl's throat
Daily Bhaskar
Lucknow: A teenage student who was raped by her teacher at Unnao's Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya was admitted in a critical state at CSM Medical University Lucknow. The 14-year-old girl was raped by her school teacher some two months back and when ...
Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya girl student critical after being raped by ...Times of India
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PakistanToday.com.pkWorld Hypertension Day marked
Himalayan Times
KATHMANDU: Norvic International Hospital today organised various programmes to raise awareness on hypertension, also known as high blood pressure. Issuing a press statement, the hospital said it organised a free health checkup camp at 10 spots of ...
World Hypertension Day: Exercise Lowers Blood Pressure Risk, Despite GenesHuffington Post
Hypertension tip of iceberg for bad healthTahlequah Daily Press
Call for Scots to prevent strokes by detecting high blood pressurestv.tv
Times of India -EmpowHer -GhanaWeb
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CTV.caDiabetes, obesity, hypertension 'on the rise' in the Caribbean
Antigua Observer
By CMC - Thursday, May 17th, 2012. UNITED NATIONS, May 17, CMC – The number of Caribbean people with high blood pressure and diabetes is drastically increasing as elswhere in both developed and developing countries, a United Nations report has said.
UN Says High Blood Pressure, Diabetes On The Rise WorldwideLeadership Newspapers
WHO warns of high blood pressure, diabetes and obesityVancouver Sun
High blood pressure affects 1 in 3: WHOAFP
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Daily MailFruit and veggies can help protect against cancer risk
International News Network
ISLAMABAD: Millions of people do not eat enough fruit and vegetables putting themselves at risk of cancer, a new survey has revealed. Only one in five people in Britain consumes the recommended five portions a day, according to the research carried out ...
Just one in five get 'five a day': Britons fail to swallow fruit and vegetable ...Daily Mail
Sunderland folk failing to eat enough fruit and vegSunderland Echo
Just 22% of People Manage to Eat the Recommended "Five a Day"Sudan Vision
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U.S. News & World ReportAthletic, combat brain injuries similar
UPI.com
BOSTON, May 16 (UPI) -- US scientists found similarities between a degenerative brain disease in athletes and combat veterans exposed to roadside bombs in Iraq and Afghanistan. Dr. Lee E. Goldstein of Boston University's School of Medicine said mice ...
UPDATE 1-Revealing brain damage from battlefield to playing fieldChicago Tribune
Brain damage from battlefield to playing fieldHealthNews
Revealing brain damage from battlefield to playing fieldReuters India
U.S. News & World Report
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DAWN.comInsecticide resistance threatens malaria fight
DAWN.com
A study published last year found that mosquitoes in one region of Senegal swiftly developed resistance to bednets treated with deltamethrin, a pyrethroid. – File Photo AP LONDON: Malaria-carrying mosquitoes in Africa and India are becoming resistant ...
Your Voice: Winning The Battle Against MalariaUSAID (press release)
World Health Organization Combats Mosquito Resistance to Insecticides with ...eNews Park Forest
Insecticide resistance threat to malaria fightIrish Times
Nature.com
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South Asian News AgencyPAKISTAN: Measles outbreak linked to conflict
IRINnews.org
PESHAWAR, 16 May 2012 (IRIN) - The recent outbreak of measles which claimed the lives of at least 12 children and one adult in Pakistan's North Waziristan's tribal agency is directly linked to conflict between militants and the army, according to local ...
Decapitating Pakistani soldiersDAWN.com
Measles kills 12 kids in tribal areas in three weeksSouth Asian News Agency
FATA begins measles vaccinations in N. WaziristanCentral Asia Online
Kuwait Times
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Independent OnlineA big meal turns to fat in just 3 hours
Independent Online
By FIONA MACRAE Once eaten, fat is stored on the waistline within hours, say scientists far faster than previously thought. London - It's often dismissed as a cliche to motivate dieters. But it appears there may be some truth to the adage “a moment on ...
Piling on the kilos right after eating?Body and Soul
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