2014年8月19日 星期二

2014-08-20 Malaysia Health

  Livemint   
Liberian President orders curfew over Ebola outbreak  Livemint
Liberia's information minister Lewis Brown on Tuesday announced the return of 17 missing Ebola patients, who had fled a medical facility in West Point on Saturday after it was attacked by club-wielding youths. Photo: AFP. Monrovia: Liberian President Ellen ...

Africa nations sell debt for Ebola fight   BDlive
Liberia's President Orders Curfew, Quarantine of Slum to Curb Ebola   Wall Street Journal
Liberia imposes curfew and quarantine restrictions in bid to halt Ebola   Deutsche Welle
IBNLive   
Herald Scotland   
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  MSN Malaysia News   
Perdana U Confirms Dispute With Johns Hopkins, Tie Up With Another University  malaysiandigest.com
PERDANA University has confirmed that it is still in dispute with the prestigious Johns Hopkins University over outstanding payments due to the American institution, following today's report of the termination of partnership between both universities.
US-Malaysia medical school collaboration collapses   University World News
Johns Hopkins Ends Partnership With Malaysian University   Chronicle of Higher Education (subscription) (blog)
Ministry to aid Pugsom students   The Star Online
Malaysia Chronicle   
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  Financial Express   
ALS Celebrities in 'Ice Bucket Challenge' to fight disease  Financial Express
SummarySpielberg, Bieber and Bill Gates are among celebrities pouring buckets of ice water over their heads.. Related Articles. Justin Bieber pleads guilty in deal in USJustin Bieber, Selena Gomez dating again?Justin Bieber to resolve Florida charges with ...

Celebrities in 'Ice Bucket Challenge' to fight disease   Bangkok Post
WATCH: Derek Jeter accepts Ice Bucket Challenge, pays tribute to Lou Gehrig ...   The Star-Ledger
Jeter takes Ice Bucket Challenge, passes to Jordan   SFGate
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  Sky News Australia   
Aust couple stuck in Thailand with twins  Sky News Australia
An Australian couple are nervously waiting in Thailand with their new born twins as new surrogacy laws prevent them from leaving the country. Adam and Kate Osborne, from Kempsey, NSW, are the latest parents to be caught up in Thai law changes that ...

Japanese man in babies case gives 'DNA'   Bangkok Post

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RM265,240 meth in rice cooker: Woman held  The Borneo Post
Janathan (centre) and other senior officers with the drugs that were wrapped and hidden inside an electric rice cooker. KOTA KINABALU: About a month after a woman from China was arrested for smuggling drugs into the state capital, the Sabah Customs ...

Woman from China caught with 1.4kg of syabu   The Star Online

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  Daily Mail   
Loving thy neighbour is good for your heart  The Star Online
Getting along with your neighbours decreases your chance of getting heart disease, says study. - Filepic. Getting along and liking your neighbours can boost your health, researchers say. Researchers have recently reported a link between having good ...

Good Neighbors = Good Heart Health   KELOLAND TV
Cohesive neighborhoods linked to healthier hearts   MinnPost (blog)
Love thy neighbour, it's good for the heart: study   gulfnews.com
Toronto Sun   
Herald.ie   
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  ITV News   
Red heads get free day out celebrating orangutans  ITV News
Red heads were able to get a free day out today at a Midlands tourist attraction, as Twycross Zoo let in everybody with red hair at no cost. It was to mark World Orangutan Day. The number of the endangered species left in the wild has declined by half in the ...

8 Ways to Help Orangutans in Honor of World Orangutan Day   Care2.com
Support our red-haired cousins, the orangutans, before it's too late   The Guardian (blog)
Wear orange for World Orangutan Day   Fox 59
Mother Nature Network (blog)   
WISH-TV   
Free Malaysia Today   
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  CTV News   
Butter knife that grates cold butter means no more ripped bread  Gizmag
Many a sandwich has been ruined by overzealous buttering with fridge-cold butter. The anguish of torn bread may now be a thing of the past, though, thanks to a newly-designed butter knife. The ButterUp knife has a built-in grater to soften butter for spreading.
Worth a toast? Knife promises to smooth out butter problems   CTV News
Knife that promises to soften and spread the butter   The Malay Mail Online
I Have Been Waiting My Whole Life For This Butter Knife   The Frisky
CBS Local   
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  BusinessDay   
Ebola Risk Categorisation of Passengers at Indian Airports  NDTV
Stepping up its vigil against Ebola virus, government has started risk categorisation of passengers from the affected countries at Indian airports as high, medium and low. The quarantine-cum-isolation health facility at Delhi Airport has not admitted any suspect ...

Hospitalised Nigerian tested negative for Ebola: Health ministry   Firstpost
Ebola virus: Four more patients certisfied free of the virus and discharged in Lagos   Osun Defender
1 Nigerian clears Ebola screening   Times of India
Hindustan Times   
WorldStage   
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  Firstpost   
Best fitness apps for 2014  Daily Times
Want to know how to stay fit? You could go to the gym, but they're expensive and more often than not involve you being surrounded by other people, Huffington Post reports. That all sounds very unpleasant, which is why it'd be far easier for everyone ...

Fitness apps for short, sharp workouts   Health24.com
Fitness Apps That Get You Going   Business 2 Community
Have 5 Minutes? These Apps Will Help You Work Out   NDTV
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