Tobacco Carve-Out in TPP, Major Victory for Public Health
PR Newswire (press release)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In a major victory for public health, negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement concluded this morning with built-in protections to prevent private corporations from suing ...
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PR Newswire (press release)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In a major victory for public health, negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement concluded this morning with built-in protections to prevent private corporations from suing ...
India Today
Dengue after the haze?
The Star Online
PETALING JAYA: Many who are already suffering from the effects of the haze will now have to beware of a dengue fever epidemic in coming months. A huge spike in such cases is expected following the “most intense El Nino phenomenon emerging in the ...
Dengue epidemic may be more severe in South-East Asia in 2016The Asian Age
El Nino season connected to dengue fever epidemicVaccine News Daily
El Nino Could Trigger Dengue Epidemic In South-East Asiamalaysiandigest.com
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The Star Online
PETALING JAYA: Many who are already suffering from the effects of the haze will now have to beware of a dengue fever epidemic in coming months. A huge spike in such cases is expected following the “most intense El Nino phenomenon emerging in the ...
Dengue epidemic may be more severe in South-East Asia in 2016
El Nino season connected to dengue fever epidemic
El Nino Could Trigger Dengue Epidemic In South-East Asia
Free Malaysia Today
Smoking cessation linked to lowered diabetes risk
Free Malaysia Today
People exposed to second-hand smoke were 22 percent more likely to develop diabetes than people who never smoked, the study also found. give-up-smoking. While smoking is linked to an increased risk of developing diabetes, this risk appears to drop ...
More evidence links smoking cessation to lowered diabetes riskFox News
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Free Malaysia Today
People exposed to second-hand smoke were 22 percent more likely to develop diabetes than people who never smoked, the study also found. give-up-smoking. While smoking is linked to an increased risk of developing diabetes, this risk appears to drop ...
More evidence links smoking cessation to lowered diabetes risk
AsiaOne
Mers case suspected in Thailand
Malaysiakini (subscription)
A Thai woman suspected of having contracted Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (Mers) virus has been hospitalised after returning from her pilgrimage to Makkah, Saudi Arabia, reports Vietnam News Agency (VNA). The 59-year-old woman who lives in ...
Haj pilgrim may have MERS symptomsThaiVisa News
Possible Mers case in YalaBangkok Post
Yala woman tested for MERS after Haj tripAsiaOne
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Malaysiakini (subscription)
A Thai woman suspected of having contracted Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (Mers) virus has been hospitalised after returning from her pilgrimage to Makkah, Saudi Arabia, reports Vietnam News Agency (VNA). The 59-year-old woman who lives in ...
Haj pilgrim may have MERS symptoms
Possible Mers case in Yala
Yala woman tested for MERS after Haj trip
Foster's Daily Democrat
The Real Reason You Experience A Runner's High May Not Be What You Think
malaysiandigest.com
Any runner knows the feeling of elation and calm they feel after an intense workout. You've probably heard that the feeling can be chalked up to something called endorphins, the so-called “happy” chemicals. That may not be quite true. A new study in ...
The real cause of “Runner's High” may surprise you. It'll surprise you less if ...Boing Boing
Well | Homing In on the Source of Runner's HighNew York Times (blog)
Runner's high triggers same brain receptors as smoking weed say Oxford UniversityMetro
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malaysiandigest.com
Any runner knows the feeling of elation and calm they feel after an intense workout. You've probably heard that the feeling can be chalked up to something called endorphins, the so-called “happy” chemicals. That may not be quite true. A new study in ...
The real cause of “Runner's High” may surprise you. It'll surprise you less if ...
Well | Homing In on the Source of Runner's High
Runner's high triggers same brain receptors as smoking weed say Oxford University
The Tribune
Florida, Caribbean hotels offer breast cancer awareness promotioins
The Tribune
The spa at the Jupiter Beach Resort has some special promotions during October's Breast Cancer Awareness month. Move over orange and black. Pink has quickly become the official color of October, in honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Jackie Collins' Team Releases Final Message After Her Death -- Read Her Last ...PerezHilton.com
Jackie Collins' final letter to supporters revealed - "Cancer doesn't have to ...Mirror.co.uk
Breast cancer awareness month: Football coach gives his players a lesson in ...WLNS
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The Tribune
The spa at the Jupiter Beach Resort has some special promotions during October's Breast Cancer Awareness month. Move over orange and black. Pink has quickly become the official color of October, in honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Jackie Collins' Team Releases Final Message After Her Death -- Read Her Last ...
Jackie Collins' final letter to supporters revealed - "Cancer doesn't have to ...
Breast cancer awareness month: Football coach gives his players a lesson in ...
Free Malaysia Today
Heart attack test can reduce hospital admission
Free Malaysia Today
A simple blood test can reduce unneccessary hospital admissions by pinpointing people seeking medical help for chest pain caused by something other than a heart attack, a study said Thursday. Researchers said they had identified the optimal level of a ...
Hospital test worth Rs 200 can rule out heart attacksTimes of India
New heart attack test 'cuts A&E visits'BBC News
Simple blood test predicts if heart attack is imminentTelegraph.co.uk
The Guardian
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Free Malaysia Today
A simple blood test can reduce unneccessary hospital admissions by pinpointing people seeking medical help for chest pain caused by something other than a heart attack, a study said Thursday. Researchers said they had identified the optimal level of a ...
Hospital test worth Rs 200 can rule out heart attacks
New heart attack test 'cuts A&E visits'
Simple blood test predicts if heart attack is imminent
C21Media
Nat Geo to show live brain surgery
C21Media
National Geographic Channel (NGC) is partnering with Pawn Stars producer Leftfield Pictures for the first ever live broadcast of a brain operation. Bryant Gumbel. Brain Surgery Live will air on October 25, taking viewers into a cutting-edge operating ...
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C21Media
National Geographic Channel (NGC) is partnering with Pawn Stars producer Leftfield Pictures for the first ever live broadcast of a brain operation. Bryant Gumbel. Brain Surgery Live will air on October 25, taking viewers into a cutting-edge operating ...
Malaysia Chronicle
Baby's heart STOPS beating by itself, dad prays for transplant
Malaysia Chronicle
Aiden's heart has stopped working. He is being kept alive by a machine that helps his heart to keep beating. His condition is the result of a complication from Kawasaki Disease, which leads to inflammation of the small- and medium-sized blood vessels ...
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Malaysia Chronicle
Aiden's heart has stopped working. He is being kept alive by a machine that helps his heart to keep beating. His condition is the result of a complication from Kawasaki Disease, which leads to inflammation of the small- and medium-sized blood vessels ...
The Star Online
Hyper-connected teens at risk of high blood pressure: study
The Star Online
Downside to connectivity: Too much Internet time puts teens at increased risk of high blood pressure, according to a US study. — AFP Relaxnews. A new study shows that excessive time spent on the Internet can increase a teenager's risk of high blood ...
Teens who spend too much time on Internet at risk of high blood pressureThe Malaysian Insider
Excess net use ups BP risk in teensTimes of India
High Blood Pressure In Teens Caused By Heavy Internet Use? Study Says YesiSchoolGuide
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The Independent
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The Star Online
Downside to connectivity: Too much Internet time puts teens at increased risk of high blood pressure, according to a US study. — AFP Relaxnews. A new study shows that excessive time spent on the Internet can increase a teenager's risk of high blood ...
Teens who spend too much time on Internet at risk of high blood pressure
Excess net use ups BP risk in teens
High Blood Pressure In Teens Caused By Heavy Internet Use? Study Says Yes
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