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Crims need willpower to stop offending TVNZ - 9 hours ago A psychologist believes criminals need to make a strong commitment to themselves if they are to stop breaking the law. Massey University has compared the level of self control, motivation, and criminal intentions between students and prison inmates. Not my fault - crims blame family Newstalk ZB Study examines criminal mind Auckland stuff.co.nz all 6 news articles |
Survey sneezes up surprises TVNZ - 14 May 2008 Many New Zealanders are not practising good cold and flu hygiene, according to new research. The Colmar Brunton survey shows that 55% of New Zealand adults admit sneezing into the air, while 25% admit sometimes clearing mucus onto the ground. Use a tissue, a tissue or we all fall down... New Zealand Herald Cold and flu hygiene lacking Newstalk ZB all 4 news articles |
Nearly $1 mil worth of antibiotics wasted New Zealand Doctor Online - 8 hours ago National Party Health spokesman Tony Ryall says the Labour Government’s legacy of waste in the health sector has been laid bare with figures showing nearly $1 million worth of antibiotics have been poured down the drain. Bird flu medication passes use-by date Newstalk ZB Bird flu drugs 'poured down the drain' Sunday Star Times all 4 news articles |
![]() Stuff.co.nz | Minister seeks report on Greymouth Hospital safety Stuff.co.nz - 13 May 2008 Health Minister David Cunliffe has stepped into the controversy over patient safety at Grey Base Hospital. Mr Cunliffe today asked the Director General of Health to report directly to him about allegations by a senior doctor that patient safety cannot ... Action over Grey Base Hospital claims New Zealand Doctor Online Commissioner satisfied DHB addressing patient safety Radio New Zealand New Zealand Herald - AllAfrica.com - Marlborough Express - Radio New Zealand all 14 news articles |
Herceptin 'may be less effective Telegraph.co.uk - 4 hours ago By Lucy Cockroft The breast cancer drug Herceptin may be up to a third less effective than widely thought, according to experts who have analysed unpublished data from a medical trial. Concerns raised over effectiveness of Herceptin Radio New Zealand Unpublished data shows breast cancer drug 'third less effective' guardian.co.uk all 6 news articles |
Counties Manukau DHB lifts elective surgery rate Radio New Zealand - 2 hours ago Counties Manukau District Health Board says it has found a way to improve its elective surgery rates, without increasing staff numbers or facilities. Health board boosts elective surgery 37% New Zealand Herald all 2 news articles |
![]() TV3 News | Flu vaccinations up 20 percent compared to 2007 TV3 News - 4 hours ago The arrival of colder weather has seen a rush to the doctors to get flu jabs. The number of people getting vaccinated is up nearly 20 percent on last year, but the flu is also starting to bite. Kiwis flock to ‘Kung Fu’ Flu Scoop.co.nz (press release) all 3 news articles |
Prescription software being fixed - company Radio New Zealand - 14 May 2008 A company that produces prescription software for general practitioners says it is fixing a problem in which people who were ineligible for prescription subsidies were not identified. Medical subsidies wrongly given to non-residents New Zealand Doctor Online Taxpayers subsidise sick visitors after glitch Stuff.co.nz all 11 news articles |
![]() TheMedGuru | Bearing Your Own Twin ABC News - 1 hour ago By RUSSELL GOLDMAN Doctors in Greece Thursday removed from the belly of a 9-year-old girl what they believe was her embryonic twin absorbed into her abdomen when they were both in the womb. Nine-Year-Old's Parasitic Twin Removed Surgically From Her Stomach AHN Nine-year-old girl had twin in stomach Stuff.co.nz The Associated Press - AFP - USA Today - The Press Association all 299 news articles |
![]() TheMedGuru | Hope vaccine will be meningitis 'holy grail' Stuff.co.nz - 18 hours ago By RUTH HILL - The Dominion Post | Friday, 16 May 2008 The deadly meningococcal B disease could be relegated to history with the development of a vaccine heralded as a "holy grail". Researchers Hopeful About Possible Meiningitis B Vaccine AHN Health Highlights: May 15, 2008 U.S. News & World Report BBC News - Biotechnology Ireland - Telegraph.co.uk - Times Online all 70 news articles |
Embryo work sparks 'designer babies' row New Zealand Herald - 14 May 2008 News that scientists have for the first time genetically altered a human embryo is drawing fire from some watchdog groups that say it's a step toward creating "designer babies". Scientist challenges church over research Northern Echo Designer babies on the way? Health24.com EurekAlert (press release) - Medical News Today (press release) all 8 news articles |
![]() Texas Cable News | Prison for Man With HIV Who Spit on a Police Officer New York Times - 6 hours ago By GRETEL C. KOVACH DALLAS - A homeless man who spit in the mouth and eye of a police officer and then taunted him, saying he was HIV positive, was sentenced to 35 years in prison on Wednesday for harassing a public servant with a deadly weapon: his ... HIV-positive man sentenced 35 years for spitting at officer The Associated Press HIV-positive man jailed for 35 years for spitting at cop Sydney Morning Herald USA Today - Newsroom America - United Press International - Dallas Morning News all 174 news articles |
Waitress exposes hotel guests to hepatitis A Stuff.co.nz - 3 hours ago A Korean waitress working at Queenstown's Copthorne Hotel could have exposed thousands of guests to hepatitis A. Public Health South medical officer of health Dr Marion Poore was notified yesterday that the waitress was found to have hepatitis A after ... |
It's official - working makes you happy, study shows New Zealand Herald - 7 hours ago Over 65s who are still working feel better than those who have retired, a new study has found. It's official - working makes you happy, according to new research which shows that people over 65 who are still working feel better than those who have ... |
![]() CBS News | World Bank says HIV/AIDS to remain a challenge in sub-Saharan Africa International Herald Tribune - 14 May 2008 AP WASHINGTON: For the foreseeable future HIV/AIDS will remain an unprecedented economic, social and human challenge for sub-Saharan Africa, the World Bank said Wednesday, calling the 50-nation region the epicenter of the disease and announcing a new ... Africa: World Bank Shifting Gears On Aids AllAfrica.com New labour standards on HIV/AIDS proposed by ILO Daily Mirror World Bank Group - Bay Area Reporter - Kaiser network.org all 17 news articles |
Wall Street Journal Blogs | The Republican Health-Care Surrender Wall Street Journal - 14 May 2008 By DICK ARMEY Hillary Clinton's presidential aspirations may have died in North Carolina last week, but her most famous bad idea is alive and well in Washington, DC With likely increases in Democrat ranks in the House and Senate, and a Democrat ... Small Businesses Face Monumental Choice on Health Care AllBusiness Universal Health Care or John Care Scoop.co.nz Chicago Tribune - San Jose Mercury News - Kansas City infoZine - American Enterprise Institute all 27 news articles |
![]() BBC News | The world's obese population is rising BBC News - 1 hour ago The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine calculated the obese consume 18% more calories than average. They are also responsible for using more fuel, which has an environmental impact and drives up food prices as transport and agriculture both ... Do Obese People Aggravate Global Warming? ABC News The case against obesity Boston Globe Reuters - Thaindian.com - eMaxHealth.com - Reuters all 32 news articles |
![]() MSN UK News | NHS IT programme running four years late Reuters UK - 3 hours ago LONDON (Reuters) - A multi-billion pound scheme to reform the system of holding patient records in the NHS is running at least four years behind schedule, a report by parliament's financial watchdog said on Friday. Four-year delay for NHS's new IT system guardian.co.uk NHS IT 'at least four years late' BBC News Times Online - CIO Latest News - The Press Association - OnMedica all 156 news articles |
![]() dBTechno | CDC Recommends Shingles Vaccine for Those Over 60 Washington Post - 16 hours ago By Steven Reinberg THURSDAY, May 15 (HealthDay News) -- All adults aged 60 and older should be vaccinated against shingles, a condition that can cause debilitating chronic pain, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended on Thursday. Shingles Vaccine Recommended New York Times US recommends shingles vaccine for age 60 and up guardian.co.uk Reuters - Forbes - CNNMoney.com - Food Consumer all 60 news articles |
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