2015年10月1日 星期四

2015-10-02 Malaysia Health


The Sun Daily
   
DVS open to rabies vaccination programme for strays   
The Sun Daily
Two stray dogs seen near a temple in George Town. SUNPIX by MASRY CHE ANI. GEORGE TOWN: An estimated 70% of stray dogs in Penang can be vaccinated against rabies by March 2016 according to animal welfare group Stop Killing Start Vaccinating ...

Guan Eng, stop culling stray dogs – Tan Kok Tong   The Malaysian Insider
Why is DVS silent on issue of culling?   Free Malaysia Today
Anti-Rabies Stray Dog Culling Gets Animal Lovers Up In Arms: NGOs, Shelters ...   malaysiandigest.com
Malay Mail Online   
The Nation   
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High Obesity Rate In Malaysia Due To Unhealthy Eating Habits   
malaysiandigest.com
KUALA LUMPUR -- If shopping is the national past time in many other countries, food is a fascination in Malaysia, be it for locals or tourists. In Malaysia, the availability of the 24-hour 'mamak' restaurants, fast foods and hawker stalls have enable ...

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Vet Dept culls 1626 wild dogs   
The Borneo Post
ALOR SETAR: The Kedah Veterinary Department has culled 1,626 wild dogs in the state so far, in an effort to contain the rabies epidemic here. According to its director Dr Kamaliah Ghazali, 2,010 dogs have also been vaccinated. “To date, 18 dogs were ...


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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 ...
Now an APP to Cut Bad Eating Habits | Indian American scientists at Salk Institute   The Indian Panorama
Researchers Develop New App That Takes Pictures, Tracks Eating Habits   Rapid News Network
More than half of consumers eat across a 15-hour span daily, study finds   BakeryAndSnacks.com
Health24   
Barrington Review   
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Fox News
   
WWE goes pink for Susan G. Komen mission   
Miami Herald
WWE (NYSE: WWE) and Susan G. Komen will continue their partnership with WWE Superstars and Divas wearing co-branded Susan G. Komen and WWE apparel, and WWE platforms “going pink” in support of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Surviving breast cancer improving   Pittsburg Morning Sun
MRT recognizes breast cancer awareness month   Fairborn Daily Herald
Area teams participate in Breast Cancer Awareness Month   TCPalm
Savannah Morning News   
DesMoinesRegister.com   
KRIS Corpus Christi News   
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Meetings resume for mental health group   
Cape Breton Post
SYDNEY - The Mental Health and Addictions Support Group have resumed their meetings after a six-month hiatus and the next one will be held Monday, Oct. 19, 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the fire hall at 850 Grand Lake Road.
Are we sitting on a mental health time bomb?   The Malaysian Insider

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E! Online
   
Miracle Kitten Missing Back Legs Uses Tiny Wheelchair for First Time—Watch ...   
E! Online
Hey, remember when Kim Davis played "Eye of the Tiger" during her rally and the Internet officially declared it dead? Well, good news, everyone! We got the song back and it's all thanks to Cassidy, this tiny, brave, 2-legged kitten! We did it! Cassidy ...
Watch this two-legged kitten try out his tiny wheelchair for the first time ...   Malay Mail Online
This Two-Legged Kitten Beat The Odds And Is Celebrating With A New Set Of Wheels   MTV.com
Rescued Two-Legged Kitten Takes First Steps in His New Wheelchair … Trust Us ...   One Green Planet
WRIC   
The Dodo   
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Free Malaysia Today
   
Weight loss, exercise may boost fertility odds for women with PCOS   
Free Malaysia Today
Women who suffer from a leading cause of infertility may increase their odds of conception if they exercise and lose weight, a US study suggests. Researchers compared pregnancy outcomes for 150 women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a condition ...

New approach to polycystic ovary syndrome   News24 Nigeria

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Daily Times
   
Suhakam: Treat older persons as important assets, not liabilities   
The Star Online
PETALING JAYA: Older persons should not be seen as a liability or burden to a country's economy. Instead, they should be treated as “important assets” who can contribute to society, said Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (Suhakam) chairman Tan Sri ...

UN Highlights Urban Sustainability, Inclusiveness For Older Persons   Bernama
Healthy ageing key to success   DPS News
Number of citizens over 60 expected to double by 2050   The Hindu
The Malaysian Insider   
Business Standard   
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Free Malaysia Today
   
Link between tallness, higher cancer risk, says study   
Free Malaysia Today
"A cancer arises by mutations from a single normal cell. Bigger people have more cells." tall. PARIS: Being tall is linked to a higher risk of cancer, especially for women, said research Thursday drawn from physical and health data for five million ...
Study supports cancer link with height   BBC News
Taller people more likely to get cancer, say researchers   The Guardian
Tall people at higher risk of cancer   The Australian (blog)
Sky News   
Telegraph.co.uk   
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