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Samsung releases Backup Memory, an app designed to help Alzheimer's ...
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Backup Memory, a new app from Samsung, aims to help fight the vicious effects of Alzheimer's, and was recently released to the Google Play Store. Both friends, family members and the actual Alzheimer's sufferer need to download the app for it to work ...
An app to aid Alzheimer'sYahoo News
Samsung unveils 'Backup Memory' app to help Alzheimer's patientsSlashGear
Samsung's 'Backup Memory' App is Slowing Down the Effects of Alzheimer'sCrave Online
Ubergizmo (blog)
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MobileSyrup.com
Backup Memory, a new app from Samsung, aims to help fight the vicious effects of Alzheimer's, and was recently released to the Google Play Store. Both friends, family members and the actual Alzheimer's sufferer need to download the app for it to work ...
An app to aid Alzheimer's
Samsung unveils 'Backup Memory' app to help Alzheimer's patients
Samsung's 'Backup Memory' App is Slowing Down the Effects of Alzheimer's
mirror.co.uk
Lottery Winner Dies After Struggling To Deal With Her New Wealth
malaysiandigest.com
A lottery winner who scooped a £500,000 jackpot 12 years ago was killed when she walked onto a railway track near her home. Helen Ford, 54, killed herself in January when she walked onto the track near her home in Penarth, near Cardiff – after struggling ...
Lottery winner killed by train 'struggled to cope with £500k jackpot'mirror.co.uk
Lottery winner who 'struggled to cope' with massive win found dead on train trackExpress.co.uk
Penarth lottery winner killed by train had struggled to cope with £500k jackpotDaily Mail
WalesOnline
Penarth Times
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malaysiandigest.com
A lottery winner who scooped a £500,000 jackpot 12 years ago was killed when she walked onto a railway track near her home. Helen Ford, 54, killed herself in January when she walked onto the track near her home in Penarth, near Cardiff – after struggling ...
Lottery winner killed by train 'struggled to cope with £500k jackpot'
Lottery winner who 'struggled to cope' with massive win found dead on train track
Penarth lottery winner killed by train had struggled to cope with £500k jackpot
Daily Times Nigeria
WHO: Pharmas should give cash not drugs to aid Nepal earthquake relief efforts
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Drug companies that want to support aid efforts in Nepal should donate cash rather than medicines according to the World Health Organisation (WHO). The WHO is sending medical suppliers and healthcare workers to Nepal in response to the 7.8-manitude ...
WHO sending in more medical supplies and ...The FINANCIAL
WHO provides emergency health kits, funds to NepalSin Chew Jit Poh
WHO gives emergency health kits, funds to earthquake-hit NepalIBNLive
Economic Times
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In-PharmaTechnologist.com
Drug companies that want to support aid efforts in Nepal should donate cash rather than medicines according to the World Health Organisation (WHO). The WHO is sending medical suppliers and healthcare workers to Nepal in response to the 7.8-manitude ...
WHO sending in more medical supplies and ...
WHO provides emergency health kits, funds to Nepal
WHO gives emergency health kits, funds to earthquake-hit Nepal
The Star Online
One third of under-ones are smartphone and tablet users
The Star Online
TOO YOUNG?: Nearly 40% of four-year-olds use mobile devices for an hour a day. – AFP Relaxnews. A new study presented at the 2015 US Paediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting shows that more than one in three children are getting their first ...
Study: Babies as young as 6 months using tablets and smart phonesseattlepi.com (blog)
Study: Most Kids Are Using Smartphones And Tablets By The Time They're 2 ...CBS Local
Babies using mobile devices: studyToronto Sun
India Today
New York Daily News
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The Star Online
TOO YOUNG?: Nearly 40% of four-year-olds use mobile devices for an hour a day. – AFP Relaxnews. A new study presented at the 2015 US Paediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting shows that more than one in three children are getting their first ...
Study: Babies as young as 6 months using tablets and smart phones
Study: Most Kids Are Using Smartphones And Tablets By The Time They're 2 ...
Babies using mobile devices: study
Free Malaysia Today
Song stuck in your head? Chew some gum
Free Malaysia Today
Chewing gum is similar to speaking inside your head, which has been proven to interfere with short-term memory and auditory images -- yet another term for earworms. chewing_gum. Scientists call them earworms — the annoying songs that play in our heads ...
Got a catchy tune stuck in your head? Try chewing gumMalay Mail Online
the trick to getting a song out of your headBrisbane Times
Study reveals the trick to getting a song out of your headSydney Morning Herald
Science Daily
Khaleej Times
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Free Malaysia Today
Chewing gum is similar to speaking inside your head, which has been proven to interfere with short-term memory and auditory images -- yet another term for earworms. chewing_gum. Scientists call them earworms — the annoying songs that play in our heads ...
Got a catchy tune stuck in your head? Try chewing gum
the trick to getting a song out of your head
Study reveals the trick to getting a song out of your head
MinnPost
Balance needed for best results
The Straits Times
LAST Friday's report ("Exercise or diet: Which will help you lose weight?") suggested that poor diet, rather than obesity per se, is linked to poor health. Exercise Is Medicine Singapore agrees that a healthy weight alone does not equate to good health, and that ...
Cardiologist says sugar and carbs are the main cause of rising obesity ratesABC Online
When it comes to weight and health, 'you cannot outrun a bad diet'MinnPost
Obesity wars revisited: is it the meat or the motion? – Tim OldsThe Malaysian Insider
The Conversation AU
Spectator.co.uk (blog)
News-Medical.net
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The Straits Times
LAST Friday's report ("Exercise or diet: Which will help you lose weight?") suggested that poor diet, rather than obesity per se, is linked to poor health. Exercise Is Medicine Singapore agrees that a healthy weight alone does not equate to good health, and that ...
Cardiologist says sugar and carbs are the main cause of rising obesity rates
When it comes to weight and health, 'you cannot outrun a bad diet'
Obesity wars revisited: is it the meat or the motion? – Tim Olds
The Nation
Maternal overweight, obesity increases risk of type 1 diabetes in children when ...
Science Daily
Date: April 27, 2015; Source: Diabetologia; Summary: A study of more than 1.2 million children in Sweden has concluded that children of parents with any type of diabetes are more likely to develop type 1 diabetes (T1D), and that maternal overweight and ...
Maternal overweight, obesity increases diabetes risk in children with nondiabetic ...Healio
Figures show rapid increase in Gympie's diabetesGympie Times
Eating fruit-based snack bar could reduce the risk of diabetesDaily Mail
Endocrinology Advisor
The Sun Daily
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Science Daily
Date: April 27, 2015; Source: Diabetologia; Summary: A study of more than 1.2 million children in Sweden has concluded that children of parents with any type of diabetes are more likely to develop type 1 diabetes (T1D), and that maternal overweight and ...
Maternal overweight, obesity increases diabetes risk in children with nondiabetic ...
Figures show rapid increase in Gympie's diabetes
Eating fruit-based snack bar could reduce the risk of diabetes
Malay Mail Online
High-pitched sounds may cause your cat to have a seizure
Malay Mail Online
According to a recent study, even sounds as ordinary as tapping on a computer keyboard, hammering a nail or the noise of a clucking tongue could set off a temporary seizure, mainly in cats over the age of 10. — AFP picMIAMI, April 29 — Older cats may get ...
6 Noises You Make That Are Giving Your Cat SeizuresRYOT
Keeping cats clean: The French Cat opens on EighthTraverse City Record Eagle
'Tom and Jerry Syndrome': Certain Sounds Can Trigger Seizures in CatsNBCNews.com
Philly.com
Scientific American
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Malay Mail Online
According to a recent study, even sounds as ordinary as tapping on a computer keyboard, hammering a nail or the noise of a clucking tongue could set off a temporary seizure, mainly in cats over the age of 10. — AFP picMIAMI, April 29 — Older cats may get ...
6 Noises You Make That Are Giving Your Cat Seizures
Keeping cats clean: The French Cat opens on Eighth
'Tom and Jerry Syndrome': Certain Sounds Can Trigger Seizures in Cats
Palm Beach Post
Report: You can buy the fragrance of dead loved ones
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Sign up for FREE Post e-newsletters. Travel, News, Golf and more. Choose your favorites and we'll deliver. A French company has found a way to bottle the scent of loved ones and sell it as perfume, according to The Guardian. The founder, Katia Apalategui, ...
Perfume from the scent of your dearly departed: It's now possibleRedOrbit
Would you bottle a dead loved one's smell?iAfrica.com
French perfume company Kalain plans to bottle the scent of a dead loved oneBelfast Telegraph
The Independent
Gizmodo
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Palm Beach Post
Sign up for FREE Post e-newsletters. Travel, News, Golf and more. Choose your favorites and we'll deliver. A French company has found a way to bottle the scent of loved ones and sell it as perfume, according to The Guardian. The founder, Katia Apalategui, ...
Perfume from the scent of your dearly departed: It's now possible
Would you bottle a dead loved one's smell?
French perfume company Kalain plans to bottle the scent of a dead loved one
TIME
History of breastfeeding associated with reduced risk of breast cancer recurrence
Science Daily
Date: April 28, 2015; Source: Kaiser Permanente; Summary: Women diagnosed with breast cancer who previously breastfed their babies had a 30 percent overall decreased risk of the disease recurring, according to a new Kaiser Permanente study published ...
Breastfeeding could reduce the risk of breast cancer recurrence, study showsNational Monitor
Breastfeeding cuts cancer riskNorthamptonshire Telegraph
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Science Daily
Date: April 28, 2015; Source: Kaiser Permanente; Summary: Women diagnosed with breast cancer who previously breastfed their babies had a 30 percent overall decreased risk of the disease recurring, according to a new Kaiser Permanente study published ...
Breastfeeding could reduce the risk of breast cancer recurrence, study shows
Breastfeeding cuts cancer risk
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