Ebola Deadline: Fallout to Last 'at Least Five Years' as West Africa Sits on Brink of Catastrophe
News that Liberia infections are slowing not necessarily the turning point in disease control.
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Ebola Transmission: 'Copper With Antimicrobial Properties Could Help Control Spread of Virus'
Copper surfaces that inactivate viruses similar to the Ebola virus could possibly help control transmission suggests a study.
Ebola Transmission: Funerals the Superspreaders, Says Study Warning of Over 300 Daily Cases in Liberia Soon
Without an aggressive approach involving rigorous hygiene and contact tracing, the Ebola epidemic could spin out of control says a new study.
Himalayan Viagra Harvest Successfully Regulated by Local Tibetan Communities
Two communities are showing that sustainable management of a precious resource does not have to be enforced from outside.
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Ebola: Liberia Showing Signs of Recovery Says WHO Cautioning Against Undue Optimism
A drop in the number of cases reported and burials in Liberia indicate a levelling off of Ebola cases.
East Africa Tourism Suffers As Ebola Fears Spread Across Continent
Tourism in Kenya and Tanzania hurt by Ebola outbreak half a continent away.
Ebola Prevents Destruction of Remaining Stockpiles of World's Deadliest Disease Smallpox
Six vials of smallpox cannot be destroyed 'because of bureaucracy'.
Life Extending Drug Rapamycin to be Given to Pet Dogs
Pharmaceutical 'fountain of youth' to be trialed on dogs.
Meditation Shown to Improve Creative Thinking Even Without Prior Practice
A meditation technique that encourages open thinking was shown to improve creativity in participants during a study.
Ambulance Drone to Save Heart Attack Victims Unveiled in Holland
Dutch Heart Foundation praises 23-year-old Belgian engineering student's life-saving 'ambulance drone.'
Are Genes to Blame for Criminals Who Commit Violent Crimes?
Swedish scientists say MAOA and cadherin 13 (CDH13) genes more common in violent criminals.
Mind Charity: Less Than 2% Of Public Health Budget Spent On Mental Illness
Just 1.36% of the public health budget is being spent on mental illnesses, says Mind
Russia Plunged into Permanent Winter as Clocks Go Back for the Last Time
After three years of experimenting with summer hours, Putin has backed the move to Winter Time.
Schizophrenia, Depression and Anxiety Patients 'Twice as Likely' to Have Heart Disease or Stroke
Canadian study finds people with mental health disorders have higher risk of cardiovascular disease
Ebola: White House says 3-Week Enforced Quarantine for Medics is 'Draconian' as Nurse Threatens Lawsuit
Nurse Kaci Hickox, returning from Sierra Leone, said the mandatory quarantine is "inhumane" and she will sue.
Ebola Virus 'A Million Years Old And Has Interacted With Mammals For A Long Time'
Study traces Ebola and Marburg viruses to ancient roots going back to 16-23 million years.
Weird Calls to Non-Emergency Line 111 include Help with Snake Bites and Blocked Noses
Some of the more peculiar calls to the non-emergency helpline.
Danes Want a Ban on Male Circumcision
Survey finds three in four Danish people want circumcision of boys to be banned
US Nurse Hits Out at Ebola Quarantine Rules
Kaci Hickox criticises US Ebola quarantine regulations after being detained in hospital despite testing negative for the virus.
Ebola Virus: Australian Woman Tested for Possible Infection
Woman who travelled to Brisbane from Guinea is tested after being quarantined
Blood Vessels Made from Three Spoons of Blood in a Week's Time
Using stem cells from the patient's blood, researchers were able to grow new blood vessels and transplant them successfully.
Priory Rehab Clinic Launches Branch for Stressed Bankers
Priory branch opens as record numbers of bankers seek help for alcohol and sex addiction.
Australian Doctors Successfully Complete World's First 'Dead Heart' Transplants
Doctors at Sydney's St Vincent's Hospital carry out three successful transplants using dead hearts.
Ebola Outbreak: Number of Victims Soars Past 10,000
WHO's conservative estimate says more than 10,000 people have been infected and nearly 5,000 have died in outbreak.
NYPD Officers Caught Disposing of Ebola Protective Masks in Public Bin
NYPD officers who attended New York's first confirmed Ebola victim criticised after leaving medical waste in bin
Ebola Outbreak: 2 Year-Old Becomes Virus's First Fatality in Mali
More than 40 exposed after relatives brought the two year-old girl to Mali after her mother died of the virus
Ebola Outbreak: New York Victim Craig Spencer is Marathon Running Banjo Player Keen to Help Africans
Craig Spencer became New York's first victim of the killer virus Ebola.
Derbyshire Woman With IQ of 53 'Capable of Consenting to Sex' Rules Judge
The 22-year-old has a significant mental disability and has been subjected to numerous "exploitative and abusive" sexual relationships.
Learning New Words 'Stimulates Same Part of Brain as Sex' Study Says
Researchers find learning new words activates part of brain involved in activities such as sex
Ebola Outbreak: WHO to Send Experts to Mali to Prepare for Deadly Disease
Mali to monitor 43 people who came into contact with 2-year-old girl who contracted disease
Thailand: British Woman, 24, Dies During 'Botched Plastic Surgery' in Bangkok
The doctor was not certified to carry out cosmetic procedures, Thai authorities say.
Ebola: New York Doctor Who Returned from Guinea Tests Positive
Dr Craig Spencer, who works with Doctors Without Borders, in isolation ward of Bellevue Hospital.
Ebola Outbreak: 90,000 Deaths Predicted in Liberia's Montserrado by End of 2014 Without 'Urgent Intervention'
Study predicts current international efforts will not contain Ebola outbreak in Montserrado, Liberia.
Ebola Outbreak: Mali Confirms First Case of Virus as 2-Year-Old Tests Positive for Disease
The Malian government has confirmed the first case of ebola.
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