2014年11月13日 星期四

2014-11-14 Malaysia Health

  Free Malaysia Today   
Not all meds will be GST-free  Free Malaysia Today
Health ministry has identified 320 chemical compounds, which are 'zero-rated' under GST, covering over 4,200 brands. GAT_MEDI_300 SERI KEMBANGAN: The Government has no intention to exempt all medicines from the Goods and Services Tax (GST) ...

HKL officer involved in missing hospital equipment resigns, police report lodged   The Sun Daily
Not all medicines exempted from GST — Health Minister   The Borneo Post
THIS IS TOO MUCH! Putrajaya says 'NO' to exempting MEDICINES from GST   Malaysia Chronicle

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  Toronto Star   
US health official says trials of possible Ebola vaccine to start soon  Herald Scotland
Long-anticipated clinical trials of a possible Ebola vaccine will start soon in West Africa, according to a top US health official. Long-anticipated clinical trials of a possible Ebola vaccine will start soon in West Africa, according to a top US health official. Sorry ...

New Ebola drug test cleared for trials in West Africa   Irish Independent
First Ebola treatment trials to start in Africa   The Nation
Doctor Who Contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone to be Flown to Nebraska   ABC News
Sky News Australia   
Reuters UK   
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  Irish Independent   
Doctor held as 13th woman dies in botched sterilisations  Irish Independent
Women, who underwent a sterilization surgery at a government mass sterilisation "camp", lie in hospital beds for treatment as a child looks on. Dr R. K Gupta denied that his equipment was rusty or dirty and said it was the government's duty to control the ...

India's dark history of sterilisation   BBC News
Indian doctor denies wrongdoing despite 13 women dying   Irish Examiner
Govt orders judicial probe, sacks two doctors   Times of India
Indian Express   
The Daily Star   
Mail & Guardian Online   
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  Mic   
Science Has Good News for People Who Love Video Games  Mic
The news: Video games have gotten a lot of criticism for possible effects on young people's brains. But a new study suggests that hours of playing action-oriented games might pay off in positive ways. In the study, published this week in the Proceedings of the ...

Study suggests that action video games can improve people's learning   The Raw Food World News
Playing High-Action Video Games May Speed Up Learning, Studies Say   Education Week News
Action video games increase learning   The Sun Daily
New Zealand Herald   
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  AsiaOne   
770000 went to Malaysia for healthcare last year  AsiaOne
Cars travelling on the road outside the Universiti Sains Malaysia Hospital in Kota Baru in Kelantan, Malaysia. Friday, Nov 14, 2014. The Star/Asia News Network By Yuen Meikeng, Martin Carvalho, and Loshana K. Shagar. More than 770,000 foreigners came ...

Indonesians are the top healthcare tourists to Malaysia   The Star Online
Malaysia attracts healthcare tourists from Indonesia,India   GlobalPost

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  AsiaOne   
RM1mil in losses from mini tornadoes in Kedah  AsiaOne
ALOR SETAR - The mini tornadoes that occurred in Kedah recently have damaged more than 100 properties, causing losses of around RM1mil. The state received reports of four such twisters since the first one took shape in Pendang on Oct 14, said Kedah ...


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  Daily Times   
WHO Sets New Targets On Indoor Air Pollution  RTT News
The United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) has issued new targets for reducing emissions of health-damaging pollutants from domestic cook stoves, space heaters and fuel-based lamps, highlighting the dangers of burning fuels like unprocessed ...

WHO highlights dangers of indoor air pollution   AirQualityNews
4.3 million people worldwide die every year from indoor air pollution: WHO   The Nation
WHO sets targets to reduce indoor air pollution   Daily Times
Big News Network.com   
Malay Mail Online   
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Gene test may identify kidney transplant rejection: study  ecns
US researchers said Tuesday they have developed a potential gene test for identifying acute rejection in kidney transplant patients, a finding that could eventually replace the need for biopsies. Acute rejection after kidney transplantation occurs in about 15 ...


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  USA TODAY   
Awareness Times News Briefs from Sierra Leone -11th November, 2014  Awareness Times
NEWS BRIEFS ARE REPORTS CULLED FROM OTHER LOCAL NEWSPAPERS AND BROUGHT ONLINE FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR READERS. THIS MEDIUM DOES NOT NECESSARILY AGREE WITH THE CONTENT. Koinadugu Disable plead for ...

Ebola outbreak in west Africa: Spike in Sierra Leone infections suggests ...   CITY A.M.
Sierra Leone announces death benefit for Ebola frontline health workers   StarAfrica.com
Ebola 101 discussion clears up common misconceptions   Daily Illini
TheHealthSite   
AllAfrica.com   
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  Times of India   
World Diabetes Day 2014: 4 shocking misconceptions diabetics have  TheHealthSite
New Delhi, Nov 12: A study titled 'Lifespan D-Myth 2014′, Wenesday revealed some shocking facts and statistics about diabetes and people's knowledge about the disease. The study, conducted among 5,065 Indians in 16 cities on a one-to-one basis, was ...

80 Pct Diabetic Indians Under Risk Of Developing Heart Disease   INDOlink
58% of male diabetics in city suffer from erectile dysfunction: Study   Times of India
Over 50 percent diabetics may develop heart diseases: Study   Zee News
Assam Times   
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