2015年1月18日 星期日

2015-01-19 Singapore Health


AsiaOne
   
AMK daycare centre for seniors with dementia   
AsiaOne
PM Lee Hsien Loong playing a game with Ms Chan Quai Sin, 78, and Mr Song Kwee Seng, 76, at the dementia daycare centre yesterday, as Minister of State for Health Lam Pin Min (in checked shirt) and Asian Women's Welfare Association chief executive ...

New dementia day care centre at Ang Mo Kio adds to facilities available for ...   The Straits Times
Dementia Day Care Centre opens in Ang Mo Kio   Channel News Asia

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Voice of America
   
Mali Declares Self Ebola-free   
Voice of America
Mali has declared itself Ebola-free. Heath Minister Ousmane Kone made the announcement Sunday, saying there have been no new cases in 42 days - the World Health Organization's timeframe for declaring the end of an epidemic. A new WHO report says ...

Mali government, UN declare country Ebola-free   Firstpost
Mali declares itself Ebola-free   Los Angeles Times
Mali announces end of its Ebola outbreak   Globalnews.ca

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AsiaOne
   
One-stop spot for heart screenings in SAF   
AsiaOne
Going for heart screenings in the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) used to be a tedious process. First, pre-enlistees and servicemen would undergo cardiac tests such as the electrocardiogram at the SAF Medical Classification Centre in Depot Road.

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Hints News Network
   
AS WORST SEEMS OVER: Bones, ashes at Liberia crematorium a reminder of ...   
Hints News Network
Red cross workers, wearing protective suits, get ready during a burial for victims of the virus, in Monrovia, on Jan 5, 2015. The furnace has been extinguished at a crematorium for victims of the deadly Ebola virus near Liberia's capital Monrovia but a row of ...

Bones, ashes at Liberia crematorium a reminder of Ebola trauma   Reuters
Study of Experimental Ebola Drug ZMapp Could Start Next Month   Wall Street Journal

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Press TV
   
Heart patient given stem cell therapy well   
Nursing Careers Allied Health
A revolutionary treatment for severe heart failure using embryonic stem cells seems to have worked, with the female patient resuming normal activity. A woman treated with a revolutionary embryonic stem-cell therapy for severe heart failure is doing well three ...

Recipient of novel stem cell treatment 'well', doctor   The New Age Online
Recipient of novel stem cell therapy doing 'well' after operation   Press TV
Heartfelt hope: Receiver of novel embryonic stem-cell therapy doing 'well'   Malay Mail Online

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AsiaOne
   
'Trapped' no more: Man 'lives again' after 12-year virtual coma   
AsiaOne
His parents had almost given up on him, bringing him home - from the hospital - to die. But with their care and attention, South African Martin Pistorius survived despite being "trapped in his body" for 12 years. Communicating with the National Public Radio ...

What If Your Mom Tells You 'I Hope You Die' While You're In Coma? 'Ghost Boy ...   Yibada (English Edition)
Man in coma for 8 yrs heard mum tell him: ' I HOPE YOU DIE'   Malaysia Chronicle
'Ghost boy' learns to live again after years of coma hell   The Times (subscription)
International Business Times UK   
LifeNews.com   
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AsiaOne
   
Construction sites play host to mosquitoes   
AsiaOne
PETALING JAYA - Six per cent of construction sites inspected last year were found to harbour mosquito breeding habitats, said the Health Ministry. "Of the 35,768 sites inspected, 2,123 were found to have mosquito breeding habitats," said Health ...


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TSN
   
UFC's Jon Jones: 'I'm not a cocaine addict'   
SportingNews.com
Jon Jones will open up about his cocaine use in an upcoming interview with Fox Sports. The full interview will air Monday, but Fox revealed a sneak peek of what's to come. "It was just a really embarrassing situation. I've had to explain to so many people that ...

Question remains about the Jon Jones drug testing in Nevada   MMA Fighting
UFC's Jon Jones fined $25000 for conduct violation after failed drug test   ESPN.co.uk
UFC fines Jon Jones $25000   Chicago Sun-Times
SportsBlog.com (blog)   
TWC News   
MMA News   
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Science Times
   
Sleep Problems In Adolescents Could Lead To Alcohol And Drug Abuse   
Headlines & Global News
Sleep difficulties and insufficient sleep in youths could make them more likely to experiment with drugs and alcohol. The recent study found duration of sleep and sleep difficulties could predict a number of problems including binge drinking, driving under the ...

Bedtime Alcohol Consumption Causes Poor Sleep: Study   News Every day
Lack of Sleep Could Make Your Teen Turn to Alcohol or Drugs   Science Times
Poor sleep may lead to alcohol, drug abuse in teens, study finds   Times of India
Zee News   
The Nation   
Daily Mail   
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The News Reports
   
Closing eyes helps boost memory recall, researchers say   
The News Reports
A research, published in the journal Legal and Criminology Psychology, has found evidence that closing eyes helps boost memory recall and this technique could not only help eyewitnesses of crimes remember more accurate details about crimes, but could ...

Trying to remember something? Just close your eyes, says science   Metro
Close eyes for moment increases memory recall   Daily Times
Research shows closing eyes helps jog memory recall   NEWS.com.au
The Independent   
Ghana Broadcasting Corporation   
TIME   
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