2015年2月13日 星期五

2015-02-14 Malaysia Health


Malay Mail Online
   
Dengue on the rise: More than 15000 cases recorded as of February this year   
Malay Mail Online
More than 15,000 dengue cases have been recorded as of February 7 this year, showing an increase of 59 per cent compared to last year. ― File picKUALA LUMPUR, Feb 14 ― A total of 15,039 dengue cases have been recorded as of February 7 this year, ...

15039 dengue cases, 59 pc increase from 2014   New Straits Times Online

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azcentral.com
   
Children living normal lives after transplants   
azcentral.com
Seven-month-old Gracie is doing well after her heart transplant, Feb 13. 2015. (Photo: Rich Prange/12 News). 2 CONNECTTWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMORE. The Valentine's Day season at Phoenix Children's Hospital is more than a party.
Arizona baby born premature gets heart transplant   Vallejo Times Herald
Miracle newborn baby becomes one of youngest people ever to survive a heart ...   Mirror.co.uk
Six-day-old baby has youngest US heart transplant   Khaleej Times

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CBS News
   
Hormone replacement therapy raises new cancer concern   
CBS News
Most women in menopause who opt to take hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to manage symptoms that the "change of life" brings know there are risks that come with these drugs. While the hormones --synthetic estrogen and progestin -- can work magic to ...

A small link between HRT and ovarian cancer   Channel 4 News (blog)
Hormone replacement therapy linked to increased risk of ovarian cancer, study ...   Fox News
Hormone replacement therapy increases ovarian cancer risk, reveals new study   Daily News & Analysis
The Australian   
Times of India   
BBC News   
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Hong Kong's flu death toll reaches 181   
Global Times
Another eight people have died of severe flu, bringing the death toll this year to 181, said Hong Kong health officials on Saturday. The Center for Health Protection said ten new cases have been reported in the past 24 hours. Seven of those patients died.

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The Star Online
   
Looking for love online? Find it by being real: study   
The Star Online
NO CATFISHES PLEASE: The online dating demographic has grown wary of exaggerations and singles are turned off by suspiciously perfect profiles, according to a new study. — AFP/Relaxnews. Online Cupids have become wary of exaggerations and ...

Reality, Not Perfection Preferred for Online Dating Profiles   Overclockers Club
2 simple tips for online dating success   Futurity: Research News
Valentine's Day: Looking for love online? Try being yourself   Luxemburger Wort - English Edition
Jagran Post   
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Sky News Australia
   
South Korea's plastic surgery clinics targeted   
3News NZ
South Korea has announced a crackdown on illegal brokers and unregistered clinics to try to protect medical tourists, especially those drawn by the country's booming plastic surgery industry. The Health Ministry unveiled a range of measures yesterday (local ...

Seoul cracks down on plastic surgery clinics serving Chinese tourists   South China Morning Post (subscription)
S Korea cracks down on foreign-focused plastic surgery clinics   AsiaOne
S. Korea to crack down on unregistered plastic surgery clinics after medical ...   The Straits Times
The Chosun Ilbo   
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Malay Mail Online
   
Exercise Balls Ease Childbirth, Study Finds   
Huffington Post Canada
"The peanut ball is a low-risk, low-cost nursing intervention that promotes positive labour outcomes and reduces the duration of the delivery process," says lead author Christina Tussey, MSN, RN, CNS, a clinical nurse specialist at Banner Good Samaritan.
Exercise balls ease childbirth: study   The New Age Online

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Arab News
   
1 in 4 Saudis at heart attack risk   
Arab News
Social media are turning Saudis into “electronic potatoes” and contributing to unhealthy lifestyles which leave one in four at risk of suffering a heart attack over the next decade, experts said Friday. Researchers calculated the 10-year risk of a heart attack for ...

One in Four Young Saudis at Risk of Heart Attack, Study Warns   Newsweek
One in four Saudis heading for heart attack in 10 years   Business Standard
Study: Lifestyle puts 1 in 4 Saudis at heart attack risk   Al-Arabiya

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Ottawa Citizen
   
Big Beat: Women create large artwork for cancer mom and hospital   
Ottawa Citizen
Jillian O'Connor - who has terminal cancer, but decided to continue her pregnancy before aggressively treating it - holds her newborn son, Declan. Born eight days ago, at seven pounds six ounces on Feb.1, 2015, the baby is healthy and proof of the rightness ...

Ottawa Mom With Incurable Cancer Gives Birth To Healthy Baby   malaysiandigest.com

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KMBZ
   
The Sound of Music Can Be Distracting to Seniors   
KMBZ
iStock/Thinkstock(ATLANTA) -- Listening to music has multiple benefits, from calming people down to pumping them up during fitness training. However, Georgia Institute of Technology researchers are skeptical about previous studies that suggest music can ...

Background music becomes more distracting with age: study   CTV News
Music disrupts memory of older adults   Business Standard
Older adults struggle to recall names when music is playing   Zee News

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