Times of India
Why skinny jeans may land women in hospital
Times of India
NEW DELHI: Tight-fitting jeans led to a 35-year-old woman in Australia being hospitalized after she was found sprawled on the ground and unable to walk because of numbness in her feet. Experts in Delhi warned such cases couldn't be ruled out in the city.
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Times of India
NEW DELHI: Tight-fitting jeans led to a 35-year-old woman in Australia being hospitalized after she was found sprawled on the ground and unable to walk because of numbness in her feet. Experts in Delhi warned such cases couldn't be ruled out in the city.
Skinny jeans, heavy purses, and other ways to become a fashion victim
Media caption Australians give their reaction to doctors' skinny jeans warning
Why wearing those skinny jeans may be dangerous for you
Los Angeles Times
A diet that mimics fasting is good for you, even if followed only for a few days
Los Angeles Times
For years, people have tried going on extremely low-calorie diets, hoping to stave off illness and delay the effects of aging. Obese Americans now outnumber those who are merely overweight, study says. Karen Kaplan · Americans have reached a weighty ...
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Los Angeles Times
For years, people have tried going on extremely low-calorie diets, hoping to stave off illness and delay the effects of aging. Obese Americans now outnumber those who are merely overweight, study says. Karen Kaplan · Americans have reached a weighty ...
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ABC Online
Hendra virus kills horse on north coast of New South Wales
ABC Online
A horse has died after contracting the Hendra virus on the north coast of New South Wales. The horse became unwell, showing flu-like symptoms, last Wednesday and died on Saturday, NSW chief vet Ian Roth said. "Following testing at the Elizabeth ...
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ABC Online
A horse has died after contracting the Hendra virus on the north coast of New South Wales. The horse became unwell, showing flu-like symptoms, last Wednesday and died on Saturday, NSW chief vet Ian Roth said. "Following testing at the Elizabeth ...
Hendra virus on the North Coast claims horse
Hendra virus kills horse in northern NSW
Horse at Murwillumbah dies from Hendra virus
Huffington Post UK
Red wine has some anti-obesity properties
Brisbane Times
An ingredient in grapes, berries and red wine can turn excess flab into calorie-burning "brown" fat, research has shown. The discovery suggests that diets containing the substance, resveratrol, may help combat obesity. Scientists gave mice amounts of ...
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Brisbane Times
An ingredient in grapes, berries and red wine can turn excess flab into calorie-burning "brown" fat, research has shown. The discovery suggests that diets containing the substance, resveratrol, may help combat obesity. Scientists gave mice amounts of ...
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3D printing adds new dimension to medcine
NEWS.com.au
3D printing may one day make aspects of medicine a bit like car making, where custom-made parts to be used in surgery are received "just in time". 3D Medical chairman Dr Nigel Finch says 3D printing could eliminate the need for hospitals to carry large and ...
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NEWS.com.au
3D printing may one day make aspects of medicine a bit like car making, where custom-made parts to be used in surgery are received "just in time". 3D Medical chairman Dr Nigel Finch says 3D printing could eliminate the need for hospitals to carry large and ...
The Guardian
Superbug genetic code cracked
ABC Online
ELEANOR HALL: An international team led by Melbourne scientists has mapped the DNA sequence of one of the world's most deadly superbugs known as "KP". As we reported last week, a strain of the bacterium, "KPC", has killed two Victorian hospital ...
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ABC Online
ELEANOR HALL: An international team led by Melbourne scientists has mapped the DNA sequence of one of the world's most deadly superbugs known as "KP". As we reported last week, a strain of the bacterium, "KPC", has killed two Victorian hospital ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
NSW budget 2015: Slap for feds amid $19.6bn health spree
The Australian
Even as the NSW government excoriates the commonwealth over a reduction in health funding, it will spend a record $19.6 billion of recurrent money in the sector and pump about $5bn into capital investment over the next term. The 5.2 per cent increase in ...
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The Australian
Even as the NSW government excoriates the commonwealth over a reduction in health funding, it will spend a record $19.6 billion of recurrent money in the sector and pump about $5bn into capital investment over the next term. The 5.2 per cent increase in ...
NSW Budget 2015: Hospitals to be built and rebuilt
Blacktown Hospital to recieve $30 Million but staffing still an issue according to ...
Hindustan Times
Parents beware! Passive smoking can leave your baby obese
Hindustan Times
By the age of 10, the children who had been intermittently or continuously exposed to smoke were likely to have waists that were up to three-fifth of an inch wider than their peers. (Shutterstock). A recent study indicates that children whose parents smoked ...
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Hindustan Times
By the age of 10, the children who had been intermittently or continuously exposed to smoke were likely to have waists that were up to three-fifth of an inch wider than their peers. (Shutterstock). A recent study indicates that children whose parents smoked ...
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Fraser Coast Chronicle
Why Queensland needs to get behind Red Nose Day
Fraser Coast Chronicle
LITTLE else would come close to the grief of losing a child, suddenly, often without any explanation. But in Queensland, that crushing reality is far too often. The Sunshine State has one of the highest instances of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome across ...
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Fraser Coast Chronicle
LITTLE else would come close to the grief of losing a child, suddenly, often without any explanation. But in Queensland, that crushing reality is far too often. The Sunshine State has one of the highest instances of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome across ...
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Bereaved dad to speak at hospital inquiry
9news.com.au
A man whose son died at a WA hospital from a treatable condition after he was given the wrong drug will testify at a parliamentary inquiry. Phillip Olsen's son Jared, 41, went to Perth's new Fiona Stanley Hospital with stomach pains that were suspected to be ...
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9news.com.au
A man whose son died at a WA hospital from a treatable condition after he was given the wrong drug will testify at a parliamentary inquiry. Phillip Olsen's son Jared, 41, went to Perth's new Fiona Stanley Hospital with stomach pains that were suspected to be ...
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