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Mar. 4, 2013
"New data show countries around the world grappling with changing health challenges" was released at on Mar. 4, 2013. Explore selected news stories about the article.
- Web-based tool charts disease, risk factors around the world - The Washington Post
- Air Pollution Linked to 1.2 Million Premature Deaths in China - The New York Times
- UK 'fares badly in European health league table' - BBC News
- Suicide is number one cause of death among young women in India - Wired
- Global Burden of Disease: Mining the Data - World Bank
- Diet tops disease risks for Canadians - CBC News
- Often A Health Care Laggard, U.S. Shines In Cancer Treatment - NPR
- Ten ways to live longer - The Guardian
- Gates, UW teaming up on massive health study - The Seattle Times
- Despite free treatment, Britain lags others on healthn - Fox News
- Alzheimer's fastest-growing health threat, report says - NBC News
- 2 Major Air Pollutants Increase in Beijing - The New York Times
- Life Expectancy in Russia Is Stagnant, Study Says - The Moscow Times
- Billions in extra cash fail to stop rot in NHS - The Telegraph
- U.K. Lags Behind High-Income Peers in Health Measures - Bloomberg
- A new study on life expectancy proves we’re all going to die - Australian Times
- India in healthcare hall of shame, ranked worst peers and neighbours - The Times of India
- Aids most prevalent cause of early deaths in SA - Mail & Guardian
- New data offers details on U.S., global disease profiles - Reuters
- Un estudio internacional alerta del impacto en la salud de los recortes en la sanidad española - 20 Minutos
- Big data gets another blessing from Bill Gates - NPR
- Kiwis living longer than before - Stuff
- Dementia death toll soars as UK fails in battle to improve health - The Independent
- Los argentinos vivimos más años, pero con menos calidad - Clarin
- Death Rate: Britain Lagging On Life Expectancy - Sky News
- Report Finds Poor Diet, Smoking and Pollution Are Leading Causes of Premature Death and Illness in China - Context China
- Why poutine is dangerous for Canadians - The Montreal Gazette
- ‘Suicide biggest killer of young women’ Fire Injury Is The Second Major Cause, Says Study - The Times of India
- ‘Lifestyle’ diseases a growing worldwide risk - The Seattle Times
- Global Burden of Disease: New Estimates of What’s Killing Us - Smart Global Health
- Suicide: Leading Cause of Death among Young Women - Silicon India
- El envejecimiento aumenta las muertes por Alzheimer - El Mundo
- Aseguran que los argentinos viven más pero con menos calidad - Infobae
- Lideran mexicanas en muerte renal - Zocalo
- Diabetes, violência e doenças cardíacas são as principais causas de incapacidade no Brasil - Minha Vida
- Coração, violência e coluna são maiores causas de incapacidade no país - UOL
- A Crucial Push for Improved Global Health Statistics - The Disease Daily
- Don’t Pass the Salt - Women's Health
- Flood of health data reveals sickly similarities around the globe - The Seattle Globalist
- Seat of the ‘great powers’ longevity is Ayabuma, anti-aging and lifestyle-suicide is a problem - MT Pro
- Was The TARP Bailout A Failure? - KUOW
- UK position worsens in 'early death league' - Rutland Times
- Chances are pretty good that you're eating too much salt - Consumer Affairs
- Experts fear end of health development assistance 'golden age' - The Australian
- Spain tops healthiest country in the world ranking, US 17th - Global Post
- How Hospital Guide Foundation and PeopleHealth help you in cutting healthcare costs - The Economic Times
- Women Life Expectancy Declining in Half of All U.S. Counties to 81 Year Average - Latinos Post
- L’eau pour tous les Africains d’ici 2030 - Gabo News
- Ramblers welcome £40m Lottery boost to get people active - Big Lottery
- Saving Lives by Visualizing Deaths - Center for Global Development
- Richard Smith: Should the NHS be scrapped? - BMJ
- More attention to alcohol as a health problem required - Innisfail Province
- When Sugar Kills: Sugary Drinks Related to 180,000 Deaths Worldwide - Decoded Science
- Mujeres en la India se suicidan por culpa del matrimonio - La Patilla
- More cash for Gavi, HIV and TB - The Observer
- Salty deaths - Well Being
- Health grades mixed - Arizona Daily Sun
- Paying for Senior Care: Women vs. Long Term Care Insurance - A Place for Mom
- Der Tod kommt aus der Flasche - Telepolis
- Experts raise alarm over widespread unhealthy drinking - The Guardian
- Seven easy steps to a longer life: Experts find key to beating heart disease and cancer - Express
- Pollution Effects Glaring, But Can China Adapt? - China Digital Times
- Airpocalypse in China: 1,2 milioni di morti per l'aria inquinata - Corriere Della Sera
- Dr. Christopher Murray, Director of the Institute for Health Metrics Evaluation - Conversations on Health Care Radio
- Esa mala costumbre - Pagina 12
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Dec. 14, 2012
"Global Burden of Disease: Massive shifts reshape the health landscape worldwide" was released at The Lancet on Dec. 14, 2012. Explore selected news stories about the article.
- Lifting the burden - The Economist
- Life expectancy rises around the world, study finds - The New York Times
- We live 'longer but sicker' as chronic diseases rise - BBC News
- Hypertension and smoking top list of global risk factors - Forbes
- A sick world: We live longer, with more pain and illness - Reuters
- Life expectancy around world shows dramatic rise, study finds - The Guardian
- Global report: Obesity bigger health crisis than hunger - CNN
- Global burden of disease: the key data - The Guardian
- The big picture - The Economist
- The last course - The Economist
- New Burden of Disease study shows world’s people living longer but with more disability - The Washington Post
- Alcoolismo é o principal fator de risco para a saúde dos brasileiros - O Globo
- Infections drop down list of big killers - The Financial Times
- Obesity killing three times as many as malnutrition - The Daily Telegraph
- People live longer but are not always healthier: study - Agence France-Presse
- Las enfermedades que nos están matando - BBC Mundo
- El ser humano ha ganado 11 años más de vida desde 1970 - El Economista
- Weltgesundheitsbericht: An diesen Krankheiten sterben die meisten Menschen - Spiegel
- Lower back pain leading cause for disability among senior citizens - The Times of India
- People are living longer, but not necessarily better - Bloomberg News
- People are living longer but with more disability - The Boston Globe
- 11 años más de vida, pero más enfermos - La Voz
- Global study finds we’re living longer, but with more illness - The Conversation
- Obesity: a threat to global health - World Cancer Research Fund International
- Global Burden of Disease results describe a rapidly changing picture of health - The Chariot - LSHTM News
- At year’s end, news of a global health success - The New York Times
- The World's Fastest-Growing Cause of Death Is Pollution from Car Exhaust - Vice Magazine's Motherboard
- Global survey reveals impact of disability - Nature
- Global Checkup: Most People Living Longer, But Sicker - National Geographic
- Latest finding listing air pollution as one of top 10 killers in the world shocking, says CSE - The Center for Science and the Environment
- Air pollution becomes top ten global killer - Business Recorder
- Científicos vascos participan en el mayor estudio del mundo sobre la gota - El Correo
- Obesity is leading health crisis than hunger - study - Modern Ghana
- Obesity bigger health crisis than hunger - The Daily Star
- Nigeria: Global Burden of Disease 2010 and Impact On National Health - AllAfrica
- Fedme er den nye hungeren - Aftenposten
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