The Straits Times
Malaysian boy born without fingers gets new mechanical limb, built for only $37
The Straits Times
Muhammad Muqri touching his mother Nor Julaina Md Sani, 40, on the cheek with his new mechanical fingers. With them is his father Rhemi. -- PHOTO: THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK. GEORGE TOWN (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) ...
Boy with RM100 bionic limbThe Star Online
Eight-year-old boy in Bayan Lepas receives bionic handThe Sun Daily
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The Straits Times
Muhammad Muqri touching his mother Nor Julaina Md Sani, 40, on the cheek with his new mechanical fingers. With them is his father Rhemi. -- PHOTO: THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK. GEORGE TOWN (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) ...
Boy with RM100 bionic limb
Eight-year-old boy in Bayan Lepas receives bionic hand
AsiaOne
Drastic actions needed to reduce dengue cases
The Star Online
PETALING JAYA: The persistently high number of dengue cases in the past year are unlikely to go down unless drastic actions are taken. Deputy Health director-general (public health) Datuk Lokman Hakim Sulaiman said gotong-royong efforts on many ...
More dengue cases expectedThe Sun Daily
Genetically modified mosquitoes used to curb outbreaksAsiaOne
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The Star Online
PETALING JAYA: The persistently high number of dengue cases in the past year are unlikely to go down unless drastic actions are taken. Deputy Health director-general (public health) Datuk Lokman Hakim Sulaiman said gotong-royong efforts on many ...
More dengue cases expected
Genetically modified mosquitoes used to curb outbreaks
Provide sufficient dengue test kits before accusing GPs
New Straits Times Online
I REFER to a report on a news portal which accused general practitioners of missing 99 per cent of dengue cases by the Minister of Health. I am a private GP (general practitioner) and I received a box of dengue NS1 test kits from my local Heath Department in ...
Don't blame us for not detecting dengue in patients earlier, say docsThe Star Online
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New Straits Times Online
I REFER to a report on a news portal which accused general practitioners of missing 99 per cent of dengue cases by the Minister of Health. I am a private GP (general practitioner) and I received a box of dengue NS1 test kits from my local Heath Department in ...
Don't blame us for not detecting dengue in patients earlier, say docs
Arab News
Saudi Arabia Reports Two New Mers Cases
Bernama
RIYADH, Jan 31 (Bernama) -- Two new cases of Mers virus were reported in Saudi Arabia in the last 24 hours, Xinhua news agency reported. The Health Ministry said Friday the latest infections were reported in Riyadh and Hafof and brings to 845 the total ...
Saudi Arabia reports 2 new MERS casesXinhua
Two new MERS cases reported in Saudi ArabiaArabianBusiness.com
Saudi, expat infected with MERSYahoo! Maktoob News
Travel & Tourism News Middle East
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Bernama
RIYADH, Jan 31 (Bernama) -- Two new cases of Mers virus were reported in Saudi Arabia in the last 24 hours, Xinhua news agency reported. The Health Ministry said Friday the latest infections were reported in Riyadh and Hafof and brings to 845 the total ...
Saudi Arabia reports 2 new MERS cases
Two new MERS cases reported in Saudi Arabia
Saudi, expat infected with MERS
NDTV
After Blood Pressure & Weight-Loss, Probiotics Could Help Treat Diabetes
NDTV
After Blood Pressure & Weight-Loss, Probiotics Could Help Treat Diabetes The market for probiotic pills and yogurt, better known as the 'good bacteria' is a big one. People have started to acknowledge the benefits of probiotics and include them in their daily ...
Coming soon: A probiotic pill that'll make diabetes historyHindustan Times
Daily probiotic pill to treat diabetes?Business Standard
Probiotic pills soon to treat diabetesTimes of India
Free Malaysia Today
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NDTV
After Blood Pressure & Weight-Loss, Probiotics Could Help Treat Diabetes The market for probiotic pills and yogurt, better known as the 'good bacteria' is a big one. People have started to acknowledge the benefits of probiotics and include them in their daily ...
Coming soon: A probiotic pill that'll make diabetes history
Daily probiotic pill to treat diabetes?
Probiotic pills soon to treat diabetes
AsiaOne
Plastics, cosmetics chemicals linked to early menopause
AsiaOne
MIAMI - Women whose bodies contained high levels of certain chemicals found in plastics and cosmetics experienced menopause two to four years earlier than women with lower amounts in their systems, according to US researchers. While the study in the ...
Plastic chemicals linked to earlier menopauseThe Star Online
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AsiaOne
MIAMI - Women whose bodies contained high levels of certain chemicals found in plastics and cosmetics experienced menopause two to four years earlier than women with lower amounts in their systems, according to US researchers. While the study in the ...
Plastic chemicals linked to earlier menopause
Independent Online
Quitting aids get the vapours
Independent Online
NEW YORK - When Marty Weinstein decided to quit smoking, he took a friend's advice and tried electronic cigarettes rather than government-approved nicotine replacement products. Weinstein, 58, has gone from a pack a day nine months ago to the ...
Smokers prefer e-cigs to traditional quitting aidsFree Malaysia Today
As smokers spark up e-cigs to quit, traditional aids sufferBangladesh News 24 hours
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Independent Online
NEW YORK - When Marty Weinstein decided to quit smoking, he took a friend's advice and tried electronic cigarettes rather than government-approved nicotine replacement products. Weinstein, 58, has gone from a pack a day nine months ago to the ...
Smokers prefer e-cigs to traditional quitting aids
As smokers spark up e-cigs to quit, traditional aids suffer
SMN Weekly
Life in Liberia is slowly going back to normal
SMN Weekly
2 After ravaging the country of Liberia, the Ebola outbreak is believed to be slackening now allowing surviving folks in the country to start living normally. People are now trying to forget how the blue-painted rooms of Nathaniel V. Massaquoi Elementary ...
back to school - where dozens died of EbolaNew Zealand Herald
Children in Liberia to go back to schoolgulfnews.com
Returning to 'The Ebola School'Press Release Rocket
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SMN Weekly
2 After ravaging the country of Liberia, the Ebola outbreak is believed to be slackening now allowing surviving folks in the country to start living normally. People are now trying to forget how the blue-painted rooms of Nathaniel V. Massaquoi Elementary ...
back to school - where dozens died of Ebola
Children in Liberia to go back to school
Returning to 'The Ebola School'
Hollywood Reporter
Puppies Trump Gluten in Super Bowl Ad Humor That Goes Too Far
Bloomberg
(Bloomberg) -- Puppies are no laughing matter. Just ask GoDaddy.com, which pulled a Super Bowl ad featuring a golden retriever as comic fodder. But people who eat gluten free -- that's prime comedic material. “If the founding fathers saw us huddled in our ...
Backlash Is A-Brewin' Against Nick Offerman's Super Bowl CommercialPedestrian TV
Over 16000 People Were Offended By Nascar's Nick Offerman Super Bowl Ad ...Uproxx
Nearly 15000 People Are Upset That Nascar's Super Bowl Ad Makes Fun of ...Hollywood Reporter
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Bloomberg
(Bloomberg) -- Puppies are no laughing matter. Just ask GoDaddy.com, which pulled a Super Bowl ad featuring a golden retriever as comic fodder. But people who eat gluten free -- that's prime comedic material. “If the founding fathers saw us huddled in our ...
Backlash Is A-Brewin' Against Nick Offerman's Super Bowl Commercial
Over 16000 People Were Offended By Nascar's Nick Offerman Super Bowl Ad ...
Nearly 15000 People Are Upset That Nascar's Super Bowl Ad Makes Fun of ...
Magnifying impact OF health coverage to save women's
Jakarta Post
The high maternal mortality rate (MMR) remains a global public health issue. Regardless of zealous efforts, the world can only reach 2.6 out of the 5.5 percent average annual rate of decline required to meet the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) target by ...
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Jakarta Post
The high maternal mortality rate (MMR) remains a global public health issue. Regardless of zealous efforts, the world can only reach 2.6 out of the 5.5 percent average annual rate of decline required to meet the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) target by ...
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