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Most Penang stray dogs will be vaccinated by March 2016, animal group says
Malay Mail Online
The collaboration will see at least 70 per cent of stray dogs in Penang vaccinated by the end of March next year, provided that the approvals for the vaccine are expedited. — Picture by K.E. OoiGEORGE TOWN, Oct 1 — About 70 per cent of the stray dog ...
Putrajaya shows interest in rabies vaccination programme, says groupThe Malaysian Insider
Global body ready to ship in 40000 doses of rabies vaccine for PenangThe Star Online
Rabies expert goes to Putrajaya to seek green light on Penang vaccination planThe Edge Markets
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Malay Mail Online
The collaboration will see at least 70 per cent of stray dogs in Penang vaccinated by the end of March next year, provided that the approvals for the vaccine are expedited. — Picture by K.E. OoiGEORGE TOWN, Oct 1 — About 70 per cent of the stray dog ...
Putrajaya shows interest in rabies vaccination programme, says group
Global body ready to ship in 40000 doses of rabies vaccine for Penang
Rabies expert goes to Putrajaya to seek green light on Penang vaccination plan
The Sun Daily
Passive smoking causes behavioural problems in children
The Sun Daily
CHILDREN whose mothers smoke during pregnancy – and even those born into smokers' homes – are nearly twice as likely to develop behavioural problems, researchers said Tuesday. A study of some 5,200 French primary school children linked exposure ...
Passive smoking causes behavioural problemsFree Malaysia Today
Passive smoking linked to behavioural disorders; ADHD stress shortens livesSouth China Morning Post (subscription)
Stop smoking when your kids are around!The Asian Age
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The Sun Daily
CHILDREN whose mothers smoke during pregnancy – and even those born into smokers' homes – are nearly twice as likely to develop behavioural problems, researchers said Tuesday. A study of some 5,200 French primary school children linked exposure ...
Passive smoking causes behavioural problems
Passive smoking linked to behavioural disorders; ADHD stress shortens lives
Stop smoking when your kids are around!
The Star Online
Food tracking app links less sleeping to more eating
The Star Online
Self-control matters: The findings build on a large body of research linking self-monitoring of dietary habits to weight loss, said a researcher. — Reuters. Even people who think they eat three meals a day may actually graze for most of their waking ...
Researchers Develop New App That Takes Pictures, Tracks Eating HabitsRapid News Network
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The Star Online
Self-control matters: The findings build on a large body of research linking self-monitoring of dietary habits to weight loss, said a researcher. — Reuters. Even people who think they eat three meals a day may actually graze for most of their waking ...
Researchers Develop New App That Takes Pictures, Tracks Eating Habits
Malay Mail Online
Penang to ban use of mosque loud speakers except for prayer calls
Malay Mail Online
Only the use of internal loud speakers is allowed for programmes and activities at the mosques and surau. — AFP picGEORGE TOWN, Oct 1 — The decision on banning the use of loud speakers outside the mosques and surau except for the prayer call or ...
Ban on loudspeaker use except for 'azan' in Penang mosquesMalaysiakini (subscription)
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Only the use of internal loud speakers is allowed for programmes and activities at the mosques and surau. — AFP picGEORGE TOWN, Oct 1 — The decision on banning the use of loud speakers outside the mosques and surau except for the prayer call or ...
Ban on loudspeaker use except for 'azan' in Penang mosques
The Guardian
Womb transplants given green light in UK
New Zealand Herald
Surgeons are to be allowed to perform life-changing womb transplants in the UK for the first time. Ten British women could immediately benefit from a pioneering project given the green light this week. It could eventually allow thousands to achieve ...
UK to carry out womb transplantsIrish Examiner
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New Zealand Herald
Surgeons are to be allowed to perform life-changing womb transplants in the UK for the first time. Ten British women could immediately benefit from a pioneering project given the green light this week. It could eventually allow thousands to achieve ...
UK to carry out womb transplants
Defining motherhood and the approval of womb transplants
Womb transplants: how do they work?
Montgomery Advertiser
Men in Pink: bringing awareness, fighting for a cure
Montgomery Advertiser
Breast cancer affects everyone. Whether you stand at a pulpit or lead a city. Whether you sell homes, or cars. Or whether you are a woman. Or a man. With 231,840 new cases of breast cancer estimated for this year, the disease has taken mothers ...
Girls just want to paint the country pinkIrish Independent
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Are you dense? Cancer survivor creates campaign to inform women about breast ...Fowler Tribune
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Montgomery Advertiser
Breast cancer affects everyone. Whether you stand at a pulpit or lead a city. Whether you sell homes, or cars. Or whether you are a woman. Or a man. With 231,840 new cases of breast cancer estimated for this year, the disease has taken mothers ...
Girls just want to paint the country pink
PINK upcoming events
Are you dense? Cancer survivor creates campaign to inform women about breast ...
CBC.ca
Study: Good gut bacteria may affect babies' risk of asthma
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Gut checks suggest that not having enough of certain “good” intestinal germs early in life may increase babies' risk of developing asthma, according to a new study of more than 300 children. email · print. Comment. By The Associated ...
'Good bacteria' key to stopping asthmaBBC News
Infants with four "good" gut bacteria unlikely to have asthma: studyXinhua
Asthma risk may be 20 times higher for Caesarean babiesDaily Mail
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Oak Ridger
WASHINGTON (AP) — Gut checks suggest that not having enough of certain “good” intestinal germs early in life may increase babies' risk of developing asthma, according to a new study of more than 300 children. email · print. Comment. By The Associated ...
'Good bacteria' key to stopping asthma
Infants with four "good" gut bacteria unlikely to have asthma: study
Asthma risk may be 20 times higher for Caesarean babies
People Magazine
Woman Burned as Infant Reunites with Mystery Nurse Who Cared for Her: 'It Has ...
People Magazine
For years, Amanda Scarpinati dreamed of meeting the woman who cared for her after she suffered severe burns as an infant. On Tuesday, that dream came true. "I'm over the moon … I never thought this day would come," the 38-year-old told the Associated ...
38 years later, she meets the woman who cared for herSTLtoday.com
US woman burned as a baby reunited with nurse who cared for her 38 years later9news.com.au
Nurse and Woman Burned as Baby Reunite 38 Years LaterNBCNews.com
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People Magazine
For years, Amanda Scarpinati dreamed of meeting the woman who cared for her after she suffered severe burns as an infant. On Tuesday, that dream came true. "I'm over the moon … I never thought this day would come," the 38-year-old told the Associated ...
38 years later, she meets the woman who cared for her
US woman burned as a baby reunited with nurse who cared for her 38 years later
Nurse and Woman Burned as Baby Reunite 38 Years Later
New York Times
Millions More Need HIV Treatment, WHO Says
New York Times
The World Health Organization issued sweeping new guidelines on Wednesday that could put millions more people on H.I.V. drugs than are now getting them. The recommendations could go a long way toward halting the epidemic, health officials say, but ...
WHO calls for wider HIV treatment and PrEPBay Area Reporter
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New York Times
The World Health Organization issued sweeping new guidelines on Wednesday that could put millions more people on H.I.V. drugs than are now getting them. The recommendations could go a long way toward halting the epidemic, health officials say, but ...
WHO calls for wider HIV treatment and PrEP
WHO urges preventative ARVs for HIV patients
WHO pushes for millions more to get HIV treatment
Times LIVE
Calcium won't save bones
Times LIVE
Taking calcium supplements to boost bone density or prevent fractures as people get older does not work, according to major research. Save & Share. Email · Print. Millions of people take calcium and vitamin D supplements in an attempt to avoid ...
Calcium supplements not needed for elderly bone healthNew Zealand Herald
Calcium From Supplements or Dairy Doesn't Strengthen Bones, Study FindsNBCNews.com
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Times LIVE
Taking calcium supplements to boost bone density or prevent fractures as people get older does not work, according to major research. Save & Share. Email · Print. Millions of people take calcium and vitamin D supplements in an attempt to avoid ...
Calcium supplements not needed for elderly bone health
Calcium From Supplements or Dairy Doesn't Strengthen Bones, Study Finds
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