2015年2月2日 星期一

2015-02-03 Singapore Health


Daily Caller
   
Obama's Defense Budget: Nothing But Disappointment For Servicemembers   
Daily Caller
The Pentagon unveiled its $534 billion dollar budget request on Monday, officially breaking the limit set in place by sequestration by approximately $36 billion dollars and causing military groups to ready for a fight on cuts to pay and benefits for troops.
President Obama Sends Record $4 Trillion Budget to Congress   NDTV
Obama faces uphill battle to close tax loopholes in budget   Irish Independent
Battle looms over Obama's budget   Independent Online
New York Times   
Deutsche Welle   
The Hindu   
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Times LIVE
   
Could Beer Be Good For Your Brain?   
Asian Scientist Magazine
Xanthohumol, a compound found in beer hops, has been shown to have a protective effect in a rat neural cell line. Asian Scientist Newsroom | February 3, 2015 | In the Lab. AsianScientist (Feb. 3, 2015) - The health-promoting perks of wine have attracted the ...

Lots of beer builds lager mentality   Times LIVE
Beer could help 'protect brain against Parkinson's and Alzheimer's'   Telegraph.co.uk
A Compound in Beer Might Save Your Brain from Degeneration   Munchies_ Food by VICE
International Business Times AU   
Buckeye Country 105.5   
BeverageDaily.com   
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AsiaOne
   
New home therapy fund to help patients   
AsiaOne
President Tony Tan and Mrs Mary Tan distributing red packets to patients during the Home Nursing Foundation's SG50 jubilee dinner yesterday. More than 300 wheelchair- bound and semi-ambulant patients and caregivers attended the event.

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Live Trading News
   
e-Cigs Making Smoking Cool Again   
Live Trading News
e-Cigarettes, the metal tubes that heat liquids typically laced with nicotine or…and deliver vapor when sucked, are transforming the market for smoking cessation products and slowing the $2.4-B in global sales of long-standing aids such as nicotine patches ...

Quitting aids get the vapours   Independent Online
Smokers prefer e-cigs to traditional quitting aids   Free Malaysia Today
As smokers spark up e-cigs to quit, traditional aids suffer   Bangladesh News 24 hours

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CRIENGLISH.com
   
Top-Level Laboratory Completed for Ebola Virus Study   
CRIENGLISH.com
Scientists are conducting experiments in P4 lab, Wuhan, Hubei Province, China, Friday, January 30, 2015. [Photo: Xinhua]. Co-founded by China and France, China's first laboratory to study highly contagious and fatal diseases has been inaugurated in ...

China opens first high-tech biosafety lab to study Ebola   GlobalPost
China's First High-Security Bio Lab Will Help in Fight Against Ebola   Yibada (English Edition)
Top-level lab in China gears up to study Ebola virus   AsiaOne
Chinadaily USA   
ecns   
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BBC News
   
Should we allow babies to be created from three people?   
BBC News
MPs will vote on Tuesday on whether to allow the creation of babies with DNA from three people. The fertility technique aims to help women at risk of passing on serious and often life-threatening genetic diseases through their DNA. Britain would be the first ...

David Cameron set to vote yes on three-parent babies   Daily Mail
UK MPs to vote on 'three-parent' babies   Sky News Australia
MPs to vote on 'three-parent babies'   ITV News
Mix 96   
Worcester News   
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News Every day
   
Cosmetics May Accelerate Menopause By Four Years   
News Every day
(Photo : REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji) Various cosmetics are laid out at a beauty salon in Seoul December 23, 2014. There are chemicals in lipstick, face cream and nail varnish that can take you faster towards menopause than you wanted to go! Chemicals seem ...

Everyday chemical exposure linked to earlier menopause   Fox News
Everyday chemicals linked to earlier menopause   Futurity: Research News
Your make-up products can be riskier than you ever thought   Hindustan Times
The News Reports   
Wonder Woman   
India Today   
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Chinese baby dragged by umbilical cord, dies   
The Asian Age
A newborn baby was killed after being dragged several meters by the umbilical cord while the mother was being shifted to an operation theatre at a hospital in China. Surveillance cameras at the Women and Children Medical Care Centre of Luoyang City ...


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AsiaOne
   
Drastic actions needed to reduce dengue cases   
The Star Online
PETALING JAYA: The persistently high number of dengue cases in the past year are unlikely to go down unless drastic actions are taken. Deputy Health director-general (public health) Datuk Lokman Hakim Sulaiman said gotong-royong efforts on many ...

More dengue cases expected   The Sun Daily
Genetically modified mosquitoes used to curb outbreaks   AsiaOne
Nausea, Vomiting And Diarrhoea Now Sign Of Possible Dengue   malaysiandigest.com

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Focus Taiwan News Channel
   
H5 avian influenza virus claims black-faced spoonbill   
Focus Taiwan News Channel
Taipei, Feb. 2 (CNA) The Council of Agriculture (COA, 農委會) announced Monday that the ongoing avian influenza epidemic has caused the death of a rare black-faced spoonbill. The council stated that the Taiwan Black-Faced Spoonbill Conservation ...

H5 bird flu confirmed in black-faced spoonbill   China Post

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