Hindustan Times
Eating placentas? We bet you didn't know of its health benefits
Hindustan Times
Scientifically proven or not, many are embracing placentophagy as an essential post-birth ritual. (AFP). Share. Health trends come and go, but one post-birth fad is gaining a foothold in the United States among some new mothers who extol the benefits of ...
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Hindustan Times
Scientifically proven or not, many are embracing placentophagy as an essential post-birth ritual. (AFP). Share. Health trends come and go, but one post-birth fad is gaining a foothold in the United States among some new mothers who extol the benefits of ...
Eating Placentas? US Moms Swear by Health Benefits
Dispensing rights: Who should get it?
The Star Online
IT is an issue that resurfaces every so often – should doctors only prescribe, while pharmacists dispense? The latest bout of verbal sparring has come about after it was reported in this paper that pharmacists hoped that the separation of dispensing rights ...
The “Doctors vs Pharmacists” fiasco may lead to patients paying moreNew Straits Times Online
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The Star Online
IT is an issue that resurfaces every so often – should doctors only prescribe, while pharmacists dispense? The latest bout of verbal sparring has come about after it was reported in this paper that pharmacists hoped that the separation of dispensing rights ...
The “Doctors vs Pharmacists” fiasco may lead to patients paying more
Sibu hospital wants youths to promote blood donation campaigns
The Sun Daily
SIBU: The Sibu Hospital is planning to turn youths into young promoters for its blood donation campaigns. Its director, Dr Ngian Hie Ung said active youths had considerable influence over their peers and could attract many of them to donate blood. "We are ...
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The Sun Daily
SIBU: The Sibu Hospital is planning to turn youths into young promoters for its blood donation campaigns. Its director, Dr Ngian Hie Ung said active youths had considerable influence over their peers and could attract many of them to donate blood. "We are ...
Newsweek
Drug-Resistant Malaria Outbreak Is a 'Huge Threat'
Newsweek
A government health worker takes a blood sample from a woman to be tested for malaria in Ta Gay Laung village hall in Hpa-An district in Kayin state, Myanmar, November 28, 2014. Astrid Zweynert/Reuters. Filed Under: Tech & Science. A strain of ...
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Newsweek
A government health worker takes a blood sample from a woman to be tested for malaria in Ta Gay Laung village hall in Hpa-An district in Kayin state, Myanmar, November 28, 2014. Astrid Zweynert/Reuters. Filed Under: Tech & Science. A strain of ...
Drug-resistant malaria parasite spreading
Global travel may encourage anti-malaria drug resistance
Drug-resistant malaria strain found near Indian border
Hands-on challenge questions
The Star Online
TEAMS (comprising three students each) will be given one hour to build an original, innovative model in response to the themes below. The themes may be interpreted literally or figuratively, but should be aimed at resolving a problem in our society. The best ...
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The Star Online
TEAMS (comprising three students each) will be given one hour to build an original, innovative model in response to the themes below. The themes may be interpreted literally or figuratively, but should be aimed at resolving a problem in our society. The best ...
MiamiHerald.com
North Carolina hospital confirms three cases of 'superbug' CRE
National Monitor
A spokesperson from Carolinas HealthCare System-Lincoln (CHS) has confirmed three cases of the "superbug" carbapenem-resistant enterobacteriaceae (CRE) this year. Two of the patients were brought to the hospital with the bacterial infection while a third ...
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National Monitor
A spokesperson from Carolinas HealthCare System-Lincoln (CHS) has confirmed three cases of the "superbug" carbapenem-resistant enterobacteriaceae (CRE) this year. Two of the patients were brought to the hospital with the bacterial infection while a third ...
Three cases of 'Superbug' CRE confirmed at North Carolina hospital
US superbug outbreak poses a medical dilemma
UCLA “Superbug” Patient to Sue Endoscope Maker
Daily Mail
'Fake locum GP' who worked in practices across Britain charged with fraud
Daily Mail
The suspected bogus medic is said to have posed as a locum to fill in for GPs at surgeries in Liverpool, Essex and the South East as well as a prison in the south of England. The 29-year-old, from Maidstone, in Kent, allegedly had no medical qualifications but ...
SEX ATTACK: The 'doctor' will FEEL you nowMalaysia Chronicle
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Daily Mail
The suspected bogus medic is said to have posed as a locum to fill in for GPs at surgeries in Liverpool, Essex and the South East as well as a prison in the south of England. The 29-year-old, from Maidstone, in Kent, allegedly had no medical qualifications but ...
SEX ATTACK: The 'doctor' will FEEL you now
Mirror.co.uk
Why flu could be worse for men: Scientists reveal why men suffer more than ...
Mirror.co.uk
Could this explain why men find it so hard to deal with flu? And end up lolling pathetically in bed when they have to cope with a headache and a sore throat? A new study reports that men tend to break down and feel much worse if they are suffering two or ...
Gender and personality affect how we copeThe Sun Daily
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Mirror.co.uk
Could this explain why men find it so hard to deal with flu? And end up lolling pathetically in bed when they have to cope with a headache and a sore throat? A new study reports that men tend to break down and feel much worse if they are suffering two or ...
Gender and personality affect how we cope
Gender and personality affect how we cope: study
Revealed -- How men and women deal with sickness
New York Times
Dietary guidelines panel suggests tax on sugary foods
KVVU Las Vegas
A government nutrition panel proposed a tax on sugary foods as a way to discourage people from overconsumption. (Source: AP Graphic). By MARY CLARE JALONICK Associated Press. WASHINGTON (AP) - A tax on sugary drinks and snacks is one way a ...
Panel suggests tax on sugary drinks, foodsColumbus Dispatch
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KVVU Las Vegas
A government nutrition panel proposed a tax on sugary foods as a way to discourage people from overconsumption. (Source: AP Graphic). By MARY CLARE JALONICK Associated Press. WASHINGTON (AP) - A tax on sugary drinks and snacks is one way a ...
Panel suggests tax on sugary drinks, foods
Draft Dietary Guidelines include No Warning regarding High Cholesterol Foods
Up to 5 Cups of Coffee a Day OK, Gov't Advisory Committee Says
Fox News
Man's death in Kansas gives way to new disease
Science Recorder
After looking at a blood sample from a dead man in Kansas, the CDC has determined the discovery of a new disease known as the Bourbon virus. A man's death in Bourbon County, Kansas has led the CDC to the discovery of a new disease. According to ...
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Science Recorder
After looking at a blood sample from a dead man in Kansas, the CDC has determined the discovery of a new disease known as the Bourbon virus. A man's death in Bourbon County, Kansas has led the CDC to the discovery of a new disease. According to ...
Bourbon Virus Liked To Death Of Kansas Man
CDC Identifies Bourbon Virus, A New Tick-Borne Illness Implicated In A Man's ...
CDC confirms new virus after death of Kansas man due to tick bite
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