Women encouraged to sign up for Cancer Research events

BASINGSTOKE women are being encouraged to banish the winter blues by signing up for this year’s Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life 2017. The charity is urging women of all ages, shapes and sizes to choose their event – be it the Race for Life 5k, 10k or Pretty Muddy – and pledge to take part in the event held at the Down Grange Sports Complex.

More US labs research sleeping disorders

FOR RELEASE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2017, AT 12:01 A.M. CST.- This photo taken Dec. 28, 2016, shows data during a sleep study at Mercy Medical Center-Dubuque’s sleep lab in Dubuque, Iowa. Over the past 15 years, sleep has become widely recognized as a critical aspect of good health, and new research has shed more light on its importance in cardiovascular, metabolic and immune health.

Smoking’s hidden costs

… The members take part in the class once a week in their fight against diseases like Emphysema or COPD. Public health expert Nick Wilson said New Zealand’s goal of being smokefree by 2025 was unlikely without more progress from politicians. Wilson …

NMS runs out of anti-malaria drugs

Dr Jimmy Opigo, the programme manager of the National Malarial Control programme at the Ministry of Health noted that “the drug stock out is life threatening at a time when there is high malaria transmission more than any other time in the past years during the same period.” At the end of last year, the NMS general manager Moses Kamabare expressed concern over the then looming drug stock outs for both anti-malarial drugs and antiretroviral drugs due to limited funds in their current budget.

No tackling? Lawmaker seeks ultimate answer to football hits

Growing evidence of a link between football hits and brain injuries has led all 50 states to pass laws aimed at protecting young people from concussions, but a New York lawmaker wants to go even further – banning tackle football. “Football is the only major sport where on every single play, the objective is to violently hit the competition,” said Assemblyman Michael Benedetto, whose measure would bar youth football leagues from allowing anyone 13 or younger to tackle.

Alvarez makes emotional return for Bilbao after cancer

LIVE PREMIER LEAGUE: Mane STARTS for Liverpool at Hull, Lukaku strikes in first minute, Carroll wipes out goal from debutant Gabbiadini and basement boys Sunderland lead at Palace Deja Blue: Chelsea bully Arsenal again as Hazard magic sees Wenger’s sorry side wilt and sends Conte 12 points clear at the top Bellerin suffers concussion just a fortnight after Mason fractured his skull in same spot at same ground as Wenger admits his defender ‘did not know result of game’ Evra spoke to Mourinho about a return to Manchester United… but defender claims ‘a person’ did not want him back Pogba can play ‘much better’ and need to stop trying so hard to prove he’s worth A 89m, admits Mkhitaryan More misery for Wenger as Chelsea fans rub banned boss’s nose in it while he sits in stands to watch Arsenal go behind HARRY KANE on threats from defenders that couldn’t stop his rise: ‘I haven’t got a … (more)

Concealing HIV-Aids ground for annulment

… his or her status. But, under Section 34 that “any person with HIV is obliged to disclose his or her HIV status and health condition to his or her spouse or sexual partner at the earliest opportune time.” He made the statement after one participant …

Chichester cancer nurse to cycle from London to Paris for Myeloma UK

The drugs and treatment options available now were not available then, and new advances in the treatment of Myeloma are being made all the time. Rusty said: “”As a cancer nurse working at the Fernhurst Centre at St Richards Hospital, I see patients with this blood disease receiving drugs that can offer a better quality of life and much longer remission times than a few years ago.

Why Immortality Is Overrated

… to die from chronic illnesses and complications related to aging are much more likely to make ample use of their health insurance. But in my view, the crux of the problem is the wide mismatch between what people say they want (to die at home) and …

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Thousands raised for children’s hospital

Staff at a Banbury nursery rallied together to raise funds for a hospital ward after one of their own children was diagnosed with a rare type of cancer. Four-year -old Alan Moulder of Banbury was diagnosed with Burkitt’s Lymphoma in September last year.

Flu patients remain steady at GRMC

Twenty-five influenza-related deaths have occurred in Iowa since Oct. 2, including 11 reported to the state last week. The Iowa Department of Public Health said in a news release Friday all but one of the people who died had underlying conditions or contributing factors.

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Gender, medicine, and society in colonial India

The growth of hospital medicine in 19th century India created a space-albeit a very small one-for providing Western-style healthcare to female patients. The earliest institutions devoted to women’s health were lock hospitals that treated prostitutes suffering from venereal diseases.

World Cancer Day marked with city events

The global initiative which takes place today aims to give people a better understanding of what cancer is and how it is fought. In Oxford, the Town Hall is open for a gathering of guest speakers from Macmillan, Sue Ryder, Oxfordshire Prostate Cancer Support Group, the Cochrane Centre and Oxfordshire County Council .

Dental benefits manager selected

… the companies indicates the payments are expected to total about $300 million over two years. Dentists and other oral health care providers would be reimbursed for services by the companies instead of the Medicaid program, as they are now. Adults …

Obamacare sign-ups decline in face of Trump repeal threat

Facing higher premiums, less choice and a last-minute advertising pullback, fewer people signed up for coverage this year through HealthCare.gov, according to data from a preliminary government report Friday. About 9.2 million people signed up through HealthCare.gov, the insurance marketplace serving most states, said the Health and Human Services department.

Doyle J. Peace

Doyle J. Peace passed away Jan. 29, 2017, in Chandler, AZ after a long fought battle with Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease. He was born to Walter and Edna Peace March 26, 1929 in Eldon, Oklahoma.

Interested in the most expensive American home on the market?The…

It is called “Billionaire,” the giga-mansion that takes decadence soaring to a new level – the 21st century’s answer to a new housing niche from developer Bruce Makowsky. Deeply entrenched in the luxury market for the last 25 years, Makowsky realized that those of average billionaire status were comfortable finding and buying homes in the plentiful $50 million range, but what about those who had amassed multiple billions? They expected something more – a giga-mansion.

CSU hosts Paint the Evening Red

COLUMBUS, GA Columbus State University’s Women’s Advisory Council and Nurses, Inc. presented a celebration of heart health and an education event for the community. The event had several activities that required group participation and they also had an informative video dealing with heart health and symptoms dealing with heart disease.

U.S. judge temporarily blocks Trump’s travel ban nationwide

A U.S. judge on Friday imposed a nationwide hold on President Donald Trump’s ban on travellers and immigrants from seven predominantly Muslim countries, siding with two states that had challenged the executive order that has launched legal battles across the country. U.S. District Judge James Robart in Seattle ruled that Washington state and Minnesota had standing to challenge Trump’s order, which government lawyers disputed, and said they showed their case was likely to succeed.