2015年6月16日 星期二

2015-06-17 Malaysia Health


Tehran Times
   
NACO observes 'World Blood Donors Day'   
Financial Express
The National AIDS Control Organization (NACO), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, observed the 'World Blood Donors Day' under the aegis of the National Blood Transfusion Council (NBTC) at Connaught Place today. By: ANI | June 15, 2015 12:43 pm ...

Red Cross urges blood donations to maintain summer blood supply   Henderson Daily Dispatch
World Blood Donor Day celebrated with more than 100 simultaneous events all ...   World Health Organization
Blood donors needed as July 4th approaches   Fox 28
WMBF   
AllAfrica.com   
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New York Times
   
FDA Gives Food Industry 3 Years to Eliminate Trans Fats   
New York Times
WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday gave the food industry three years to eliminate artery-clogging artificial trans fats from the food supply, a long-awaited step that capped years of effort by consumer groups and is expected to ...

'Unsafe' for human consumption   NEWS.com.au
Canada urged to follow US lead in cutting trans fats   Toronto Star
Food companies have 3 years to get rid of trans fats, Obama administration says   New York Daily News
Minneapolis Star Tribune   
Washington Times   
Wall Street Journal   
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TIME
   
South Korea finance minister: MERS outbreak is hurting domestic demand   
Reuters
SEOUL South Korea's finance minister said on Wednesday there are signs that domestic demand is contracting as an outbreak of. Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) drags on. Measures to fight economic weakness stemming from the current drought ...

South Korea Reports 8 New MERS Cases   NDTV
MERS: South Korea Tightens Quarantines to Prevent Spread   Wall Street Journal
S. Korea reports eight new MERS cases   The Sun Daily
Irish Independent   
Firstpost   
The Straits Times   
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Times of India
   
Eat chocolate, reduce heart disease risk   
Times of India
LONDON: Eating up to 100 g of milk chocolate or dark chocolate every day is tied to lowered heart disease and stroke risk, a new study has claimed. Researchers found that compared with those who ate no chocolate, higher intake was linked to an 11% lower ...

Two chocolate bars a day could be good for you, scientists claim   Irish Independent
New study suggests the more chocolate you eat, the lower your risk of heart ...   Sydney Morning Herald
Eating chocolate may slightly lower your risk of stroke   Thorne Gazette
TVNZ   
CTV News   
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Saudi Gazette
   
Long, hard road for Nepal's disabled quake survivors   
Saudi Gazette
Pedestrians walk past damaged temples at the UNESCO world heritage site of Bhaktapur on the outskirts of the Nepalese capital Kathmandu, following a 7.8 magnitude earthquake which struck the Himalayan nation on April 25. — AFP. BANEPA — Eight ...

Prosthetic limbs bring hope for Nepal's disabled quake survivors   The National

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GMA News
   
Filipino Muslims to begin observance of Ramadan June 18   
GMA News
Filipino Muslims will mark the beginning of the holy Islamic month of Ramadan on June 18 this year. An article on ramadanmonth.com indicated the holy month is "estimated" to start on June 18 in most countries. During the month-long activities of fasting and ...

How Diabetics Handle Fasting for the Muslim Holy Month of Ramadan   ABC News
Fasting is excellent for diabetics: Expert   Arab News
Ramadan fast hard choice on diabetics   The Daily Star
Charlotte Observer   
Peninsula On-line   
MENAFN.COM   
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Livemint
   
To lose weight, eat less, don't exercise more   
Livemint
Many people think of dieting as a drastic and rigid change, with a high risk of putting the pounds back on. Photo: iStock. One of my family's favourite shows is The Biggest Loser. Although some viewers don't appreciate how it pushes people so hard to lose ...

Want To Lose Weight, Eat Less   Live Trading News
To Lose Weight, Eating Less Tops Exercising More   NDTV

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Free Malaysia Today
   
Green spaces in schools could help children perform better   
Free Malaysia Today
According to a recent study published in the American journal PNAS, exposing young children to greenery could help improve their cognitive development. Over the course of one year, children in schools that had green spaces experienced an increase in ...

Ecotherapy For Children: More Green Spaces At School, Better Memory And ...   Medical Daily
Green spaces at school said to increase cognitive abilities of primary school kids   Techie News
Green Spaces Linked to Kids' Cognitive Development   Pacific Standard

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AsiaOne
   
Minor operation greatly boosts risks of very premature births   
The Sun Daily
PARIS: One of the commonest surgical procedures in gynaecology greatly increases the risk that a woman will give birth prematurely in later pregnancies, a study said Tuesday. Dilation and curettage — D&C — is routinely used by doctors after miscarriage or ...

Preterm Birth Risk Linked to Common Surgery   Live Science
D&C History Is Red Flag for Preterm Birth   MedPage Today

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The Nation
   
Smoking behind half of major cancer deaths   
The Nation
Smoking is responsible for nearly half of deaths due to certain types of cancers in 2011, a US study said Monday. Some 48.5 percent of nearly 346,000 deaths attributed to one of the 12 types of cancer known to be caused by smoking were due to cigarette ...

Half of deaths from 12 smoking-related cancers linked to cigarettes   Las Vegas Review-Journal
Smoking Linked To Half Of Deaths From Common Cancers   Huffington Post
Smoking behind half of major cancer deaths: study   The Sun Daily

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