The Times (subscription)
Dengue fever mosquito alert for southern Europe
The Times (subscription)
Popular holiday destinations in southern Europe are ripe for colonisation by mosquitoes carrying deadly diseases, scientists have warned. Tiger mosquitoes carrying the dengue and chikungunya viruses are spreading across the globe, according to new ...
Mobile app that repel Aedes mosquitoes.The Rakyat Post
The new regions at risk from mosquitoes carrying diseasesNew Scientist
Professor says genetically modified mosquitoes can stop dengue feverConnecticut College
Medical Xpress
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The Times (subscription)
Popular holiday destinations in southern Europe are ripe for colonisation by mosquitoes carrying deadly diseases, scientists have warned. Tiger mosquitoes carrying the dengue and chikungunya viruses are spreading across the globe, according to new ...
Mobile app that repel Aedes mosquitoes.
The new regions at risk from mosquitoes carrying diseases
Professor says genetically modified mosquitoes can stop dengue fever
The Star Online
92.5 per cent active construction sites do not follow safety procedures — Riot
The Borneo Post
ALOR GAJAH: As many as 92.5 per cent of the 3,021 construction sites inspected by the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) in the first five months of this year, did not comply with the regulations set, said Human Resource Minister Datuk ...
198 construction workers killed at sites since 2013The Star Online
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The Borneo Post
ALOR GAJAH: As many as 92.5 per cent of the 3,021 construction sites inspected by the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) in the first five months of this year, did not comply with the regulations set, said Human Resource Minister Datuk ...
198 construction workers killed at sites since 2013
Malay Mail Online
Medical research centre says no evidence of different dengue strains so far
Malay Mail Online
The Institute for Medical Research Director Dr Jasbir Singh Dhaliwal said a more thorough study was being conducted to identify the symptoms that occured in patients who were susceptible to dengue, which is currently on the rise. — Picture by Malay ...
No Evidence Of Different Dengue Strains So Far - IMRBernama
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Malay Mail Online
The Institute for Medical Research Director Dr Jasbir Singh Dhaliwal said a more thorough study was being conducted to identify the symptoms that occured in patients who were susceptible to dengue, which is currently on the rise. — Picture by Malay ...
No Evidence Of Different Dengue Strains So Far - IMR
Student caught with e-ciggie disguised as pen
The Star Online
A FORM Two student from Kuala Kangsar was caught with an e-cigarette which looked exactly like a pen, China Press reported. School authorities discovered that the student had an e-cigarette on her when she showed it to her classmates in school recently.
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The Star Online
A FORM Two student from Kuala Kangsar was caught with an e-cigarette which looked exactly like a pen, China Press reported. School authorities discovered that the student had an e-cigarette on her when she showed it to her classmates in school recently.
NEWS.com.au
Soft drinks really could kill you
NEWS.com.au
SOFT drinks and other sugary beverages may cause up to 184,000 deaths a year worldwide, according to a study published Monday in the journal Circulation. Billed as a first, the report analysed the global risks of death due to diabetes, cardiovascular ...
Sugary drinks are boosting death rates, global study showsSouth China Morning Post (subscription)
Sugary drinks lead to thousands of deaths, study findsCBS News
Sugary drinks 'kill 184000 people a year'The Straits Times
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NEWS.com.au
SOFT drinks and other sugary beverages may cause up to 184,000 deaths a year worldwide, according to a study published Monday in the journal Circulation. Billed as a first, the report analysed the global risks of death due to diabetes, cardiovascular ...
Sugary drinks are boosting death rates, global study shows
Sugary drinks lead to thousands of deaths, study finds
Sugary drinks 'kill 184000 people a year'
ABC Online
Cuba first nation to eliminate mother-to-child HIV and syphilis
ABC Online
Cuba has become the first country to eliminate the transmission of HIV and syphilis from mother to child, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO). World Health Organisation director-general Margaret Chan said it was one of the "greatest public ...
An important victory against AIDS: Cuba first to end mother-to-child ...Washington Post
Cuba first country to end mother-to-child HIVIndia Today
Cuba Named First Country To End Mother-To-Child HIV Transmissionmalaysiandigest.com
Dispatch Times
The Rakyat Post
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ABC Online
Cuba has become the first country to eliminate the transmission of HIV and syphilis from mother to child, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO). World Health Organisation director-general Margaret Chan said it was one of the "greatest public ...
An important victory against AIDS: Cuba first to end mother-to-child ...
Cuba first country to end mother-to-child HIV
Cuba Named First Country To End Mother-To-Child HIV Transmission
International Business Times
Excessive Vitamin B12 May Result In Acne Breakouts: Study
International Business Times
A new study has linked the intake of vitamin B12 with the appearance of acne. Flickr. An excess of vitamin B12 affects bacteria that live on the human skin, claims a new study conducted by a team of researchers at the University of California, Los ...
This Vitamin May Be Behind Your Acne ProblemsTIME
Acne problem? Stay away from vitamin B12 supplementsHindustan Times
Vitamin B12 study hints at a molecular mechanism for acne pathogenesisThe Pharmaceutical Journal
Island Crisis News
South China Morning Post (subscription)
NEWS.com.au
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International Business Times
A new study has linked the intake of vitamin B12 with the appearance of acne. Flickr. An excess of vitamin B12 affects bacteria that live on the human skin, claims a new study conducted by a team of researchers at the University of California, Los ...
This Vitamin May Be Behind Your Acne Problems
Acne problem? Stay away from vitamin B12 supplements
Vitamin B12 study hints at a molecular mechanism for acne pathogenesis
E-Pao.net
'It's time to discuss, rebuild doctor-patient bond'
Times of India
MUMBAI: A group of doctors, fed up with the tag of commercialization attached to the Indian medical fraternity, has come up with a Munnabhai-style campaign to counter it. On the occasion of Doctor's Day on July 1, these doctors will use a letter ...
National Doctor's Day : 1st July 2015E-Pao.net
`It`s time to discuss, rebuild doctor-patient bond` | Mumbai NYOOOZNYOOOZ
Empathy in patient careThe Malaysian Insider (press release)
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Times of India
MUMBAI: A group of doctors, fed up with the tag of commercialization attached to the Indian medical fraternity, has come up with a Munnabhai-style campaign to counter it. On the occasion of Doctor's Day on July 1, these doctors will use a letter ...
National Doctor's Day : 1st July 2015
`It`s time to discuss, rebuild doctor-patient bond` | Mumbai NYOOOZ
Empathy in patient care
Porn 'Addiction' Isn't Really Addiction, Neuroscientists Say
Huffington Post
Excessive porn viewing has been a subject of considerable debate among psychologists and in pop culture. Some argue that porn encourages sexual violence and harms relationships. Others say it may have a place in a healthy sex life. New research ...
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Huffington Post
Excessive porn viewing has been a subject of considerable debate among psychologists and in pop culture. Some argue that porn encourages sexual violence and harms relationships. Others say it may have a place in a healthy sex life. New research ...
E! Online
Boy born with no face has 'extreme' life-changing surgery
New Zealand Herald
After intense reconstruction surgery, a three-year-old Moroccan boy born without a nose, eyes or a functioning mouth has been given a new lease on life. Yayha El Jabaly's stunted bone formation in the womb left him unable to speak, without eyes, with a ...
Boy Without a Face Undergoes Dangerous But Successful Surgery, and the ...Womans Day (blog)
Boy born with no nose, eyes or useable mouth given surgeryIpswich Advertiser
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New Zealand Herald
After intense reconstruction surgery, a three-year-old Moroccan boy born without a nose, eyes or a functioning mouth has been given a new lease on life. Yayha El Jabaly's stunted bone formation in the womb left him unable to speak, without eyes, with a ...
Boy Without a Face Undergoes Dangerous But Successful Surgery, and the ...
Boy born with no nose, eyes or useable mouth given surgery
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