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Girl with cancer denied medical card
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A woman who quit her job to help her nine-year-old daughter battle cancer has claimed that the HSE is still failing vulnerable patients after their medical card request was turned down. Mother-of-four Angela O Connor made the allegation a day after her ...
'Please, have a heart' - mother of girl (9) battling cancer pleads with HSE for ...Irish Independent
HSE refuse to give medical card to 9-year-old Lucy O'Connor who is battling ...Irish Mirror
"Watch my daughter lie on the floor vomiting" - Mother of child battling cancer ...Newstalk 106-108 fm
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Irish Examiner
A woman who quit her job to help her nine-year-old daughter battle cancer has claimed that the HSE is still failing vulnerable patients after their medical card request was turned down. Mother-of-four Angela O Connor made the allegation a day after her ...
'Please, have a heart' - mother of girl (9) battling cancer pleads with HSE for ...
HSE refuse to give medical card to 9-year-old Lucy O'Connor who is battling ...
"Watch my daughter lie on the floor vomiting" - Mother of child battling cancer ...
Irish Independent
Mutant flu virus poses greatest risk to elderly, warns the HSE
Irish Independent
THE illness caused by the mutant strain of flu, which is not covered by this winter's vaccine, is most severe on the elderly, health officials warned yesterday. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. The strain has changed ...
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THE illness caused by the mutant strain of flu, which is not covered by this winter's vaccine, is most severe on the elderly, health officials warned yesterday. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. The strain has changed ...
Cracking the vaccine conundrum
Flu vaccine paradox adds to public health debate
CDC Reports, This Year's Influenza Vaccine Is Only 23% Effective
Irish Times
Counting the cost of cancer as drug rationing introduced
Irish Times
Anne Strange was too ill to dance at the evening reception when her daughter, Debbie, married in November but just being there was enough. The 63-year-old Londoner was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2010 and the disease has since spread to her liver, ...
For all the medical advances, we can't escape death. That's why I'd rather live ...The Independent
NHS England de-lists 'vital' cancer drugsgetwestlondon
Hatfield drug company blasts Government after cancer drug taken off the marketTimes 24
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Irish Times
Anne Strange was too ill to dance at the evening reception when her daughter, Debbie, married in November but just being there was enough. The 63-year-old Londoner was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2010 and the disease has since spread to her liver, ...
For all the medical advances, we can't escape death. That's why I'd rather live ...
NHS England de-lists 'vital' cancer drugs
Hatfield drug company blasts Government after cancer drug taken off the market
International Business Times
Johnson & Johnson Ebola groups get $117M in funding
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NEW YORK (AP) — Johnson & Johnson is working with a slew of organizations to speed up development of an Ebola vaccine, and the company said Friday that a European health organization awarded them $117 million. Johnson & Johnson said the ...
J&J receives €100m EU injection for Ebola vaccine developmentFinancial Times
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Businessweek
NEW YORK (AP) — Johnson & Johnson is working with a slew of organizations to speed up development of an Ebola vaccine, and the company said Friday that a European health organization awarded them $117 million. Johnson & Johnson said the ...
J&J receives €100m EU injection for Ebola vaccine development
J&J Gets Grant to Speed Up Ebola Vaccine
Johnson & Johnson receives $115 million to accelerate Ebola vaccine ...
New York Daily News
Wearing high heels wreaks havoc on your knees: study
New York Daily News
Your boots may have been made for walking, but they aren't doing your knees any favors. Wearing heels that are at least 3.5 inches tall could prematurely age knee joints and increase a woman's risk of developing osteoarthritis (OA), according to a new study.
Killer heels could lead to osteoarthritis in knees, warn scientistsTelegraph.co.uk
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Heels could harm kneesSunday World
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New York Daily News
Your boots may have been made for walking, but they aren't doing your knees any favors. Wearing heels that are at least 3.5 inches tall could prematurely age knee joints and increase a woman's risk of developing osteoarthritis (OA), according to a new study.
Killer heels could lead to osteoarthritis in knees, warn scientists
Wearing killer high heels could lead to osteoarthritis, study warns
Heels could harm knees
Business Standard
Is cancer just bad luck?
Business Standard
On January 2 Science journal published an article that said two-thirds of cancers in adults across tissues are primarily “bad luck”. The research paper — “Variation in cancer risk among tissues can be explained by the number of stem cell divisions” — explains ...
Kramer: Our Cancer Risk is not Written in the StarsThe Cancer Letter Publications
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Business Standard
On January 2 Science journal published an article that said two-thirds of cancers in adults across tissues are primarily “bad luck”. The research paper — “Variation in cancer risk among tissues can be explained by the number of stem cell divisions” — explains ...
Kramer: Our Cancer Risk is not Written in the Stars
Cancer, bad luck and some lessons in science reporting
Why the 'Cancer Due to Bad Luck' Story Needs Revision
Fusion
Teen from El Salvador may be pardoned from 30-year sentence for having a ...
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Dozens of women are imprisoned every year in El Salvador for having abortions or miscarriages. FILE – People gathered in protest in front of the Salvadoran Embassy in Mexico in 2013. The protestors are calling the change in abortion laws in the Central ...
17 women remain imprisoned in El Salvador for miscarrying their babiesthejournal.ie
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Dozens of women are imprisoned every year in El Salvador for having abortions or miscarriages. FILE – People gathered in protest in front of the Salvadoran Embassy in Mexico in 2013. The protestors are calling the change in abortion laws in the Central ...
17 women remain imprisoned in El Salvador for miscarrying their babies
Teen sentenced to 30 years in jail for having a miscarriage could be pardoned in ...
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'Ghost boy' learns to live again after years of coma hell
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Martin Pistorius, 34, from Harlow in Essex, with his wife Joan. After contracting meningitis Martin found himself locked inside his body for 14 years. The Times. Print. Share via. Facebook · Twitter · Google+. Martin and Joan Pistorius. 1 of 1. Martin Pistorius, 34 ...
'Trapped' no more: Man 'lives again' after 12-year virtual comaAsiaOne
Man who had locked-in syndrome: 'I cannot even express to you how much I ...Irish Independent
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Martin Pistorius, 34, from Harlow in Essex, with his wife Joan. After contracting meningitis Martin found himself locked inside his body for 14 years. The Times. Print. Share via. Facebook · Twitter · Google+. Martin and Joan Pistorius. 1 of 1. Martin Pistorius, 34 ...
'Trapped' no more: Man 'lives again' after 12-year virtual coma
Man who had locked-in syndrome: 'I cannot even express to you how much I ...
South Africa's 'ghost boy' tells of waking from coma but finding himself trapped
Daily Mail
Baby pygmy hippopotamus born to cancer-stricken mother at Whipsnade Zoo
Daily Mail
Keepers at a British zoo have welcomed the arrival of a baby pygmy hippopotamus born to a cancer-stricken mother. The male calf weighs just seven kilos and has yet to be given a name, but is said to be enjoying the water pool at Whipsnade Zoo in ...
Whipsnade unveils endangered pygmy hippo babyBBC News
Baby pygmy hippo splashes about with mother as she battles with cancerIrish Independent
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Daily Mail
Keepers at a British zoo have welcomed the arrival of a baby pygmy hippopotamus born to a cancer-stricken mother. The male calf weighs just seven kilos and has yet to be given a name, but is said to be enjoying the water pool at Whipsnade Zoo in ...
Whipsnade unveils endangered pygmy hippo baby
Baby pygmy hippo splashes about with mother as she battles with cancer
Endangered baby pygmy hippo born at English zoo
Zee News
3D scans hunt for facial traits of autism
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3D imaging and statistical analysis techniques could lead to a screening tool for autism among young children. The technique, which identifies facial measurements, could also provide clues to the condition's genetic causes. “We want to detect the specific ...
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Futurity: Research News
3D imaging and statistical analysis techniques could lead to a screening tool for autism among young children. The technique, which identifies facial measurements, could also provide clues to the condition's genetic causes. “We want to detect the specific ...
Early autism diagnosis could be aided with 3D facial imaging
3-D facial imaging may help detect autism early
Advanced 3D facial imaging may detect autism early
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