Fargo parks could do away with tobacco Valley News Live
No smoking policies are already in place in Fargo parks-- for instance, you can't smoke within 25 feet of a playground. But the parks officials are looking at making some changes, so they asked Fargo Cass Public Health to weigh in. "We always want to start ...
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No smoking policies are already in place in Fargo parks-- for instance, you can't smoke within 25 feet of a playground. But the parks officials are looking at making some changes, so they asked Fargo Cass Public Health to weigh in. "We always want to start ...
Banned e-cigarettes are a burning issue
World Health Organization: E-cigs are still dangerous
WHO releases report on e-cigarettes
'Plain' packaging not a boost to illegal tobacco use, study suggests BBC News
A study of smokers in Australia suggests there is "no evidence" that the introduction of 'plain' cigarette packaging has changed the way people buy cigarettes. Researchers writing in BMJ Open found no increase in the use of illegal tobacco and no sign of ...
Australia shows that plain tobacco packaging significantly cuts smokingThe Independent
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A study of smokers in Australia suggests there is "no evidence" that the introduction of 'plain' cigarette packaging has changed the way people buy cigarettes. Researchers writing in BMJ Open found no increase in the use of illegal tobacco and no sign of ...
Australia shows that plain tobacco packaging significantly cuts smoking
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Plain Cigarette Packs Do Not Hurt Retailers
'Bionic' pancreas may free diabetics of tedious tests Newcastle Herald
HUNTER researchers who have built a ''bionic pancreas'' believe it could be a breakthrough for people with type-1 diabetes who have to inject insulin daily. For more than a decade, scientists in Australia and elsewhere have been working to develop a device ...
NSW researchers develop bionic pancreasYahoo!7 News
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HUNTER researchers who have built a ''bionic pancreas'' believe it could be a breakthrough for people with type-1 diabetes who have to inject insulin daily. For more than a decade, scientists in Australia and elsewhere have been working to develop a device ...
NSW researchers develop bionic pancreas
Junk food kills appetite for healthy diet Times of India
MELBOURNE: Junk food not only makes you pile on the pounds, it may also suppress your appetite for a balanced diet. Australian researchers found that a diet of junk food in rats reduces their appetite for novel foods, a preference that normally drives them to ...
Junk food reduces appetite for balanced diet, new study showsDaily Digest
Rats shun balanced diet after regular junk food, study showsThe Malay Mail Online
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MELBOURNE: Junk food not only makes you pile on the pounds, it may also suppress your appetite for a balanced diet. Australian researchers found that a diet of junk food in rats reduces their appetite for novel foods, a preference that normally drives them to ...
Junk food reduces appetite for balanced diet, new study shows
Rats shun balanced diet after regular junk food, study shows
Junk Food Diet Keeps Rats from Seeking Out New Foods
Swine flu detected at Vic prison NEWS.com.au
SWINE flu has been detected in a Victorian prison, sending five prisoners into lockdown. THE inmates have been isolated in their cells at the medium security Marngoneet Correction Centre near Geelong after testing positive to swine flu. A Corrections Victoria ...
Prisoners in lockdown over swine flu scare9news.com.au
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SWINE flu has been detected in a Victorian prison, sending five prisoners into lockdown. THE inmates have been isolated in their cells at the medium security Marngoneet Correction Centre near Geelong after testing positive to swine flu. A Corrections Victoria ...
Prisoners in lockdown over swine flu scare
Prison lockdown after inmates test positive to swine flu
Aspirin vs. Warfarin for Deep Vein Clots WebMD
TUESDAY, Aug. 26, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Aspirin may offer an alternative for people who've had blood clots in the deep veins of the legs and can't tolerate long-term use of blood thinners, according to Australian researchers. The condition, called deep ...
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TUESDAY, Aug. 26, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Aspirin may offer an alternative for people who've had blood clots in the deep veins of the legs and can't tolerate long-term use of blood thinners, according to Australian researchers. The condition, called deep ...
Aspirin after anticoagulation lowers recurrent venous thromboembolism risk
Statins May Reduce VTE Risk Associated with Hormone Therapy
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Marijuana trials a great step forward Bendigo Advertiser
Clearly, the only way to overcome such unscrupulous practices is to legalise and regulate the medical cannabis industry. THE state government deserves praise for paving the way for medical cannabis trials. This is a commonsense approach and a great step ...
Children face health risk after medical cannabis dealer jailedDelhi Daily News
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Clearly, the only way to overcome such unscrupulous practices is to legalise and regulate the medical cannabis industry. THE state government deserves praise for paving the way for medical cannabis trials. This is a commonsense approach and a great step ...
Children face health risk after medical cannabis dealer jailed
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Why This Woman Chose To End Her Life This Month Refinery29
It's an unusual suicide note: calm, eloquent, reasoned. It's nearly 1,700 words long and was published online just hours after the writer took her own life. What's more, the writer's husband spoke out — to the press, no less — about why he wanted as many ...
Great-gran's last wish comes trueNew Zealand Herald
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It's an unusual suicide note: calm, eloquent, reasoned. It's nearly 1,700 words long and was published online just hours after the writer took her own life. What's more, the writer's husband spoke out — to the press, no less — about why he wanted as many ...
Great-gran's last wish comes true
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Christianity and the good death
UN: Ebola Disease Caseload Could Reach 20000 ABC News
The Ebola outbreak in West Africa is accelerating and could grow six times larger to infect as many as 20,000 people, the World Health Organization said Thursday. The U.N. health agency unveiled a new road map for containing the virus, and scientists are ...
WHO explains how a suspected Ebola outbreak spread in CongoLos Angeles Times
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The Ebola outbreak in West Africa is accelerating and could grow six times larger to infect as many as 20,000 people, the World Health Organization said Thursday. The U.N. health agency unveiled a new road map for containing the virus, and scientists are ...
WHO explains how a suspected Ebola outbreak spread in Congo
As Ebola Grips Liberia's Capital, a Quarantine Sows Chaos
Ebola outbreak: Airlines stop flights as US expert warns outbreak will 'worsen'
Now, you can turn bad memories into good ones Times of India
WASHINGTON: At one end, there is the "memories are forever" school that finds it hard to forget things. At the other is the person who said "Not only is my short-term memory horrible but so is my shortterm memory". Between these two extremes is the ideal of ...
Scientists switch out bad memories for good in mice: Hope for PTSD?Tech Times
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WASHINGTON: At one end, there is the "memories are forever" school that finds it hard to forget things. At the other is the person who said "Not only is my short-term memory horrible but so is my shortterm memory". Between these two extremes is the ideal of ...
Scientists switch out bad memories for good in mice: Hope for PTSD?
Scientists Look to Replace Negative Feelings with Positive Ones
The science of rewiring the brain to forget bad memories
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