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Population Clock-world News

Health News Posted on May 26, 2012

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Common Diseases may be Better Understood by Studying Abundance of Rare DNA Changes Following Population Explosion
Recent research has revealed that one-letter switches in the DNA code occur much more frequently in human genomes than anticipated. The abundance of rare variations across the human ge...

2050 Will Note Bulk of World Population Living in Cities: WWF Report
Around two-thirds of global population will be placed in urban areas by 2050, which build grave repercussions for the conservation of natural resources, states the 2012 edition of the Nature...

Chicago Scientists Attempt to Explain Small Number of Lefthanders in Human Population
Researchers at Northwestern University in Chicago have attempted to explain why there is a very small minority of left handed people in the world even as suspicion persists about their �abno...

Large Section of Population Still Ignorant About Tobacco and Secondhand Smoke Risk
A large number of people are ignorant about the cardiovascular risks associated with tobacco use and secondhand smoke, a new study presented at the World Heart Federation World Congress of C...

China Sets a 1.39 Billion Population Limit for 2015
China has revealed that it wants to keep its population under 1.4 billion over the next four years signaling its intentions to stick with its tight birth control policies. The 12th Five-...

Slight Secondary Cancer Risk From Multi-Detector CT Scans In Medicare Population Located
Multi-detector computed tomography (MDCT) scans show secondary cancer risk is low among older adults, states study from Stanford University in the April issue of the Journal of the American ...

Research Says Pacemaker Prevents Fainting Among Select Patient Population
New research indicates that some patients who suffer from neurally mediated synope (NMS) may be good candidates to receive a dual-chamber pacemaker to prevent common fainting spells. NMS is ...

Assessing Validity of Short Food Frequency Questionnaire on the Dietary Intake in Elderly Iceland Population
The present diet part involves questions on intake of food groups such as milk and dairy products, bread, meat, fish, fruits and vegetables. It also involves questions on selective food in...

US Spends 20 Percent of All Healthcare Resources on 1 Percent Chronically Ill Population
The US spends 20 percent of all healthcare resources on 1 percent chronically ill population. This was reported by ama-assn.org. One-fifth of all healthcare spending in the US is consumed...

Greatest Risk Factor for Water-Linked Diseases: High Population Density
Regional population density influences the risk of water-associated infectious disease outbreaks, finds a new global analysis of economic and environmental conditions that influence the risk...

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