The Straits Times
Babies born in 2015 to receive gift set from POSB to celebrate SG50
Channel News Asia
As Singapore celebrates its 50th birthday next year, POSB says it will present all babies born in 2015 with a commemorative gift set comprising nine items. PHOTOS. The nine presents inside the POSB gift bag for babies born in 2015. (Photo: POSB). Enlarge ...
POSB gift packs to welcome SG50 babiesThe Straits Times
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Channel News Asia
As Singapore celebrates its 50th birthday next year, POSB says it will present all babies born in 2015 with a commemorative gift set comprising nine items. PHOTOS. The nine presents inside the POSB gift bag for babies born in 2015. (Photo: POSB). Enlarge ...
POSB gift packs to welcome SG50 babies
South China Morning Post (subscription)
Cambodian HIV outbreak grows as migrant workers return for tests
South China Morning Post (subscription)
The number of people testing positive for the virus that causes Aids in a remote area of northwestern Cambodia is continuing to climb, as migrant workers who had been patients of a doctor facing murder charges over the outbreak return to their villages for ...
Unlicensed doctor with dirty needles infects 119 with HIVInquirer.net
Over 160 found HIV positive in a Cambodia villageZee News
More than 160 villagers infected with HIV in northwest CambodiaXinhua
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South China Morning Post (subscription)
The number of people testing positive for the virus that causes Aids in a remote area of northwestern Cambodia is continuing to climb, as migrant workers who had been patients of a doctor facing murder charges over the outbreak return to their villages for ...
Unlicensed doctor with dirty needles infects 119 with HIV
Over 160 found HIV positive in a Cambodia village
More than 160 villagers infected with HIV in northwest Cambodia
Asheville Citizen-Times
The complexities of medicine
The Straits Times
Ironically, the practice of modern medicine has created too high expectations from the public that are now eroding the image of the doctor. Published on Dec 27, 2014 6:08 AM. PRINT EMAIL. -- ILLUSTRATION: MEIL. By Chong Siow Ann For The Straits Times.
New Elders seek justice for next generationAsheville Citizen-Times
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The Straits Times
Ironically, the practice of modern medicine has created too high expectations from the public that are now eroding the image of the doctor. Published on Dec 27, 2014 6:08 AM. PRINT EMAIL. -- ILLUSTRATION: MEIL. By Chong Siow Ann For The Straits Times.
New Elders seek justice for next generation
AsiaOne
Online mammography information may be too technical
AsiaOne
The Web is a popular source of health information, but online educational material about mammograms may be too complicated for many Americans, according to a new study. Researchers looked at dozens of websites about the breast x-rays and found the ...
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The Web is a popular source of health information, but online educational material about mammograms may be too complicated for many Americans, according to a new study. Researchers looked at dozens of websites about the breast x-rays and found the ...
Older Diabetes Drug May Be Safest for Those With Kidney Disease
Pharmacy Practice News
The most popular treatment for type 2 diabetes, metformin, may be safer for patients with mild to moderate kidney disease than guidelines suggest, according to a new, systematic review of the literature published by Yale investigators. For 20 years, metformin ...
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Pharmacy Practice News
The most popular treatment for type 2 diabetes, metformin, may be safer for patients with mild to moderate kidney disease than guidelines suggest, according to a new, systematic review of the literature published by Yale investigators. For 20 years, metformin ...
USA TODAY
Novartis Working on 'Fountain of Youth' Drug
Tech Times
New experimental drug shows promise for boosting the immune system in older people, researchers say. A stronger immune system can hold back many diseases linked to old age, they suggest. (Photo : V. Altounian/Science Translational Medicine).
New Anti-Aging Drug In Works Could Extend LivesHeadlines & Global News
Long-used medications may have anti-aging benefitsUSA TODAY
Researchers Take 'First Baby Step' Toward Anti-Aging DrugPhilly.com
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Tech Times
New experimental drug shows promise for boosting the immune system in older people, researchers say. A stronger immune system can hold back many diseases linked to old age, they suggest. (Photo : V. Altounian/Science Translational Medicine).
New Anti-Aging Drug In Works Could Extend Lives
Long-used medications may have anti-aging benefits
Researchers Take 'First Baby Step' Toward Anti-Aging Drug
AsiaOne
Chinese police detain suspects in AIDS demolition case
AsiaOne
Police in Nanyang, Henan province, have detained the leaders of a house demolition team alleged to have used AIDS patients and HIV carriers to threaten locals to move away, according to the city's publicity department. Local police did not reveal details, ...
HIV patients hired to 'intimidate' people out of homes in Henan provinceSouth China Morning Post (subscription)
Chinese property developer using infected builders to force people to vacate ...Daily Mail
China probes 'Aids demolition team'Independent Online
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AsiaOne
Police in Nanyang, Henan province, have detained the leaders of a house demolition team alleged to have used AIDS patients and HIV carriers to threaten locals to move away, according to the city's publicity department. Local police did not reveal details, ...
HIV patients hired to 'intimidate' people out of homes in Henan province
Chinese property developer using infected builders to force people to vacate ...
China probes 'Aids demolition team'
Empire State Tribune
Peter Piot Believes There Is Hope To End The Ebola Epidemic For Good
Empire State Tribune
When Ebola first broke out in some isolated and remote area of the Democratic Republic of Congo in 1976, nobody knew what had hit them. A 27 year old young man, named Peter Piot, was sent to investigate the mysterious out break which had claimed 318 ...
Battle won, but the war goes onNew Zealand Herald
Europe 'needs outbreak hit squad' - EbolaIrish Independent
Ebola 'hit squads' needed in EuropeIrish Examiner
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Empire State Tribune
When Ebola first broke out in some isolated and remote area of the Democratic Republic of Congo in 1976, nobody knew what had hit them. A 27 year old young man, named Peter Piot, was sent to investigate the mysterious out break which had claimed 318 ...
Battle won, but the war goes on
Europe 'needs outbreak hit squad' - Ebola
Ebola 'hit squads' needed in Europe
Japan first nation to approve Novartis psoriasis drug
Medical Xpress
Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis said Friday it has won approval to market its Cosentyx psoriasis treatment in Japan, making it the first country to authorise commercialisation of the drug. The Japanese decision allows Novartis to sell secukinumab, ...
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Medical Xpress
Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis said Friday it has won approval to market its Cosentyx psoriasis treatment in Japan, making it the first country to authorise commercialisation of the drug. The Japanese decision allows Novartis to sell secukinumab, ...
Hello, have you seen the doctor for a follow-up?
AsiaOne
Before the other party can say anything, Madam Pauline Tan, 62, quickly adds that she is not trying to sell anything over the phone. "I am calling from the Health Promotion Board (HPB) to talk about your health. Have you gone for your post-screening follow-up ...
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AsiaOne
Before the other party can say anything, Madam Pauline Tan, 62, quickly adds that she is not trying to sell anything over the phone. "I am calling from the Health Promotion Board (HPB) to talk about your health. Have you gone for your post-screening follow-up ...
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