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S'pore revives subsidy plan for haze-related woes
Malaysiakini (subscription)
Due to the worsening haze situation in Singapore, the Ministry of Health (MOH) will be activating the Haze Subsidy Scheme beginning today. It will be available at all polyclinics and Public Health Preparedness Clinics (PHPC), it said in a statement ...
Singapore activates subsidy to help pollution-related medical needsThe Malaysian Insider
Govt rolls out help as haze lingersTODAYonline
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Malaysiakini (subscription)
Due to the worsening haze situation in Singapore, the Ministry of Health (MOH) will be activating the Haze Subsidy Scheme beginning today. It will be available at all polyclinics and Public Health Preparedness Clinics (PHPC), it said in a statement ...
Singapore activates subsidy to help pollution-related medical needs
Govt rolls out help as haze lingers
The Malaysian Insider
New law to control use of vape, says deputy health minister
The Sun Daily
A new law being drafted by the Health Ministry to regulate the use of tobacco products will take into account the suitable control on the use of vape and the act of vaping which is harmful to human health. AFP. JASIN: A new law to regulate the use of ...
New law to control use of vape soonAstro Awani
New Law To Control Use Of Vape – Deputy Health MinisterThe Borneo Post
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The Sun Daily
A new law being drafted by the Health Ministry to regulate the use of tobacco products will take into account the suitable control on the use of vape and the act of vaping which is harmful to human health. AFP. JASIN: A new law to regulate the use of ...
New law to control use of vape soon
New Law To Control Use Of Vape – Deputy Health Minister
Examiner.com
Intestinal bacteria provide clues to aging
Examiner.com
Most of us strive for a long—and healthy life. However, some individuals maintain excellent health in their 80s and beyond while others develop significant health problems decades earlier. A new study by researchers at the Department of Integrative ...
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Examiner.com
Most of us strive for a long—and healthy life. However, some individuals maintain excellent health in their 80s and beyond while others develop significant health problems decades earlier. A new study by researchers at the Department of Integrative ...
IPA, Natco withdraw opposition to Gilead's drug
Business Standard
Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance (IPA) withdrew its opposition to the patent application for Gilead Pharmasset's Hepatitis C drug sofosbuvir, marketed as Sovaldi, after the latter entered into a voluntary licensing agreement with 11 companies to sell the ...
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Business Standard
Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance (IPA) withdrew its opposition to the patent application for Gilead Pharmasset's Hepatitis C drug sofosbuvir, marketed as Sovaldi, after the latter entered into a voluntary licensing agreement with 11 companies to sell the ...
Telegraph.co.uk
Taller people tend to be slimmer, shows gene and BMI study
Financial Express
Taller people are more likely to be slimmer, according to a new study that found a strong correlation between genes that result in greater height and those that reduce body mass index (BMI). By: PTI | September 15, 2015 6:54 PM. G+. Taller people are ...
Tall people are more likely to be slimTimes of India
Taller people tend to be slimmer: studyBusiness Standard
Why are the Dutch taller than Italians? It's in the genes, study findsMalay Mail Online
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Financial Express
Taller people are more likely to be slimmer, according to a new study that found a strong correlation between genes that result in greater height and those that reduce body mass index (BMI). By: PTI | September 15, 2015 6:54 PM. G+. Taller people are ...
Tall people are more likely to be slim
Taller people tend to be slimmer: study
Why are the Dutch taller than Italians? It's in the genes, study finds
TIME
Liver Disease Is Yet Another Reason to Sit Less
TIME
As the data pointing to the dangers of sitting too much gets stronger, scientists in Korea say there's one more reason to get off the couch. In a study published in the Journal of Hepatology, researchers at led by Seungho Ryu at Kangbuk Samsung ...
Study: Sitting Too Much May Increase Risk Of Liver DiseaseCBS Local
Sit up and take note: A sedentary lifestyle can lead to liver diseaseMalay Mail Online
The Daily Habit That's Hurting Your Liver (You're Probably Doing It Right Now)Huffington Post
University Herald
Bioscience Technology
Fox News
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TIME
As the data pointing to the dangers of sitting too much gets stronger, scientists in Korea say there's one more reason to get off the couch. In a study published in the Journal of Hepatology, researchers at led by Seungho Ryu at Kangbuk Samsung ...
Study: Sitting Too Much May Increase Risk Of Liver Disease
Sit up and take note: A sedentary lifestyle can lead to liver disease
The Daily Habit That's Hurting Your Liver (You're Probably Doing It Right Now)
The Siasat Daily
Pressure to be 'cool' and look good harmful to kids
Financial Express
The pressure to be 'cool', look good and own the 'right stuff' is detrimental to many children and teenagers, scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have warned. By: PTI | September 13, 2015 1:57 PM ...
Consumer culture: How `look cool` pressure can lead to downward spiral for kidsNew Kerala
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Financial Express
The pressure to be 'cool', look good and own the 'right stuff' is detrimental to many children and teenagers, scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have warned. By: PTI | September 13, 2015 1:57 PM ...
Consumer culture: How `look cool` pressure can lead to downward spiral for kids
The Sun Daily
Hopping for 2 minutes a day could prevent fractures linked to osteoporosis
The Sun Daily
A British study found that individuals 65 years old and older could be helped by daily hopping exercises to prevent osteoporosis and bone fractures. AFP RELAXNEWS. ACCORDING to a recent British study, a daily routine of hopping for two minutes can help ...
Gene responsible for fracture risk identifiedTimes of India
Montreal researchers identify rare gene variation involved in bone diseaseMontreal Gazette
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The Sun Daily
A British study found that individuals 65 years old and older could be helped by daily hopping exercises to prevent osteoporosis and bone fractures. AFP RELAXNEWS. ACCORDING to a recent British study, a daily routine of hopping for two minutes can help ...
Gene responsible for fracture risk identified
Montreal researchers identify rare gene variation involved in bone disease
Newsweek
For Kids, More Time Outdoors May Mean Better Vision
Newsweek
A Chinese student undergoes an eyesight test at an eye hospital in Shanghai. Myopia is common in children in cities scattered throughout East and Southeast Asia, where 80 to 90 percent of high school graduates are nearsighted and need glasses to see ...
Making Kids Play Outside May Cut Their Risk Of NearsightednessUniversity Herald
More time outdoors may cut kids' risk of nearsightedness: studyXinhua
More Time Outside Tied to Less Nearsightedness in ChildrenScientific American
The Times (subscription)
International Business Times AU
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Newsweek
A Chinese student undergoes an eyesight test at an eye hospital in Shanghai. Myopia is common in children in cities scattered throughout East and Southeast Asia, where 80 to 90 percent of high school graduates are nearsighted and need glasses to see ...
Making Kids Play Outside May Cut Their Risk Of Nearsightedness
More time outdoors may cut kids' risk of nearsightedness: study
More Time Outside Tied to Less Nearsightedness in Children
Los Angeles Times
First West Nile virus death reported in Los Angeles County
Los Angeles Times
A San Gabriel Valley man who died this month was confirmed on Tuesday as the first West Nile virus death in Los Angeles County this year, county health officials said. The man was hospitalized in late August and had pre-existing health conditions, ...
West Nile virus kills Baltimore Co. manWashington Post
Baltimore County person is Maryland's first West Nile Virus death this yearABC2 News
First West Nile Virus case of 2015 confirmed in Long BeachLong Beach Press Telegram
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Los Angeles Times
A San Gabriel Valley man who died this month was confirmed on Tuesday as the first West Nile virus death in Los Angeles County this year, county health officials said. The man was hospitalized in late August and had pre-existing health conditions, ...
West Nile virus kills Baltimore Co. man
Baltimore County person is Maryland's first West Nile Virus death this year
First West Nile Virus case of 2015 confirmed in Long Beach
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