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UNITEC Women's Soccer: NTU continue winning streak with 3–1 victory over SMU
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SMU UNITEC Women's Soccer NTU The NTU women's soccer team defeated SMU 3–1 and secured a semi-final berth. (Photo courtesy of Beatrice Tan). Nanyang Technological University, Friday, February 13, 2015 — Brilliant teamwork from Nanyang ...
Singapore Researchers Develop New Antibody to Flu, PneumoniaMicrofinance Monitor
New antibody to fight flu pandemics and pneumoniaZee News
New antibody shows promise in increasing survival for patients suffering from ...News-Medical.net
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SMU UNITEC Women's Soccer NTU The NTU women's soccer team defeated SMU 3–1 and secured a semi-final berth. (Photo courtesy of Beatrice Tan). Nanyang Technological University, Friday, February 13, 2015 — Brilliant teamwork from Nanyang ...
Singapore Researchers Develop New Antibody to Flu, Pneumonia
New antibody to fight flu pandemics and pneumonia
New antibody shows promise in increasing survival for patients suffering from ...
The Malaysian Insider
When fake news goes viral, blame the media, says study
The Malaysian Insider
Because of the fast-moving nature of Twitter and Facebook, fake news go viral quickly and picked up by journalists who pass them along to news organisations. – Reuters pic, February 15, 2015.It is true. Don't believe everything you read on the Internet. In fact ...
Not All Trending News Online Is True, Study SaysNews Every day
When fake news goes viral, blame the media: studyAquila Style
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The Malaysian Insider
Because of the fast-moving nature of Twitter and Facebook, fake news go viral quickly and picked up by journalists who pass them along to news organisations. – Reuters pic, February 15, 2015.It is true. Don't believe everything you read on the Internet. In fact ...
Not All Trending News Online Is True, Study Says
When fake news goes viral, blame the media: study
AsiaOne
Less hospital, more home
AsiaOne
Artist's impression of a room in Jade Circle, a new nursing home targeted at dementia sufferers, which will be ready in 2016 at Upper Changi Road North. Sunday, Feb 15, 2015. The New Paper By Chin Yong Chang. Dark wood flooring, ambient lighting and ...
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Artist's impression of a room in Jade Circle, a new nursing home targeted at dementia sufferers, which will be ready in 2016 at Upper Changi Road North. Sunday, Feb 15, 2015. The New Paper By Chin Yong Chang. Dark wood flooring, ambient lighting and ...
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Japan Rsesearchers hope to Develop Low-Cost Test to Detect Cancer
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ISLAMABAD: Japanese researchers with he help of Kyushu university hope to develop a new low-cost test to detect cancer in one hour, by studying the reaction of roundworms after coming into contact with the urine of patients. In a study, it was determined ...
A test that detects cancer in just one hour could be available in three yearsThe News Reports
Japan Researchers Develop Low-Cost Test to Detect CancerMicrofinance Monitor
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Aaj News
ISLAMABAD: Japanese researchers with he help of Kyushu university hope to develop a new low-cost test to detect cancer in one hour, by studying the reaction of roundworms after coming into contact with the urine of patients. In a study, it was determined ...
A test that detects cancer in just one hour could be available in three years
Japan Researchers Develop Low-Cost Test to Detect Cancer
Times LIVE
Crowds attack Ebola facility, health workers in Guinea
Reuters
CONAKRY (Reuters) - Crowds destroyed an Ebola facility and attacked health workers in central Guinea on rumors that the Red Cross was planning to disinfect a school, a government spokesman said on Saturday. Red Cross teams in Guinea have been ...
Parents take children out of school in Guinea over Ebola fears - Red Cross - TRFNReuters Africa
Red Cross Faces Attacks at Ebola Victims' FuneralsNew York Times
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Reuters
CONAKRY (Reuters) - Crowds destroyed an Ebola facility and attacked health workers in central Guinea on rumors that the Red Cross was planning to disinfect a school, a government spokesman said on Saturday. Red Cross teams in Guinea have been ...
Parents take children out of school in Guinea over Ebola fears - Red Cross - TRFN
Red Cross Faces Attacks at Ebola Victims' Funerals
California Judge Will Decide If Marijuana's Drug Classification Is Constitutional
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A judge in California is preparing to rule on whether the federal government's classification of Marijuana as a Schedule 1 drug, the most dangerous category, is unconstitutional. Presiding in Sacramento over a case involving 9 men accused of illegally ...
Playing Devil's Advocate: Will Legal Marijuana Ever Come to Illinois?Huffington Post
Our View: Five things to know about medical marijuanaKane County Chronicle
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A judge in California is preparing to rule on whether the federal government's classification of Marijuana as a Schedule 1 drug, the most dangerous category, is unconstitutional. Presiding in Sacramento over a case involving 9 men accused of illegally ...
Playing Devil's Advocate: Will Legal Marijuana Ever Come to Illinois?
Our View: Five things to know about medical marijuana
Channel News Asia
Why It's Sometimes OK For Doctors To Google Their Patients
Huffington Post
By Randi Belisomo (Reuters Health) - It's something we do to job applicants, first dates, former lovers and the quiet co-worker in the next cubicle. The practice of "googling" others for professional reasons or out of personal curiosity is so ubiquitous that the ...
Is it OK for doctors to 'google' patients?Yahoo News
Research: The jury is still out on patient portalsHealthcare Dive
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Huffington Post
By Randi Belisomo (Reuters Health) - It's something we do to job applicants, first dates, former lovers and the quiet co-worker in the next cubicle. The practice of "googling" others for professional reasons or out of personal curiosity is so ubiquitous that the ...
Is it OK for doctors to 'google' patients?
Research: The jury is still out on patient portals
Toronto Star
Sierra Leone Loses Track of Millions in Ebola Funds
New York Times
FREETOWN, Sierra Leone — A report by Sierra Leone's national auditor says government ministers lost track of more than $3 million in internal emergency funds to fight the Ebola virus, impairing the response to the disease. Continue reading the main story ...
Ebola forces Sierra Leone to quarantine part of capital cityThe Times (subscription)
Sierra Leone Report Finds Ebola Funds MisappropriatedVoice of America
Ebola prompts mini-quarantine in Sierra Leone capitalUSA TODAY
Charlotte Observer
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New York Times
FREETOWN, Sierra Leone — A report by Sierra Leone's national auditor says government ministers lost track of more than $3 million in internal emergency funds to fight the Ebola virus, impairing the response to the disease. Continue reading the main story ...
Ebola forces Sierra Leone to quarantine part of capital city
Sierra Leone Report Finds Ebola Funds Misappropriated
Ebola prompts mini-quarantine in Sierra Leone capital
Emirates 24/7
Girl raids fridge in sleep… makes toast, eats cheese
Emirates 24/7
Kate Archibald went up three dress sizes from a 10 to a 16 during her first year at university. (YouTube). A 20-year-old student was puzzled how she was gaining weight, when she was conscious about her eating habits. In fact, she even picked up fights with ...
Scottish student discovers shocking reason she had piled on the pounds - eating ...National Column
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Emirates 24/7
Kate Archibald went up three dress sizes from a 10 to a 16 during her first year at university. (YouTube). A 20-year-old student was puzzled how she was gaining weight, when she was conscious about her eating habits. In fact, she even picked up fights with ...
Scottish student discovers shocking reason she had piled on the pounds - eating ...
National Geographic
Experts: Vaccine benefits outweigh rare risks
MiamiHerald.com
Millions of people around the world get vaccinated every year with no ill effects. The most likely reactions tend to be minor and temporary, like redness around the injection area or a fever. Serious problems — deafness, seizures or brain damage — are so rare ...
Fully vaccinated, and proud of itMilwaukee Journal Sentinel
Vaccination rates declining in county schoolsKenosha News
Three New Measles Cases Surfaced, Total Figure Raises to 113Frontline Desk
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MiamiHerald.com
Millions of people around the world get vaccinated every year with no ill effects. The most likely reactions tend to be minor and temporary, like redness around the injection area or a fever. Serious problems — deafness, seizures or brain damage — are so rare ...
Fully vaccinated, and proud of it
Vaccination rates declining in county schools
Three New Measles Cases Surfaced, Total Figure Raises to 113
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