Dallas Hospital Worker Has Ebola – HOW?
Despite the fact that a health care worker who treated the Ebola patient who recently died had full protective gear they have been diagnosed with Ebola. How could they catch it, is it easier to catch than first thought?
Prevention Programmes ‘Helpful’ to Eradicate Childhood Obesity
Researchers have demonstrated that childhood obesity prevention programmes have a positive health impact on body mass index (BMI - a measure of body fat based upon height and weight). So policies and practices should take this evidence into consider
Ebola Vaccine? The Latest Information
A WHO Conference brought together top experts from around the world to discuss the progress in developing Ebola treatments. Two promising vaccines are being tested.
Poor Women Carry Highest Burden of Climate Change
But what astounded Alina Saba, a young indigenous woman participant from Limbu tribe of Nepal, was: 'When I arrived in NYC, I was struck by the level of inequality that exists in this world. of Ne
Medical Malpractices Threatening The Medical Field
The conflict of interest between pharmaceutical companies/medical manufacturers, and public health is seldom made evident.
