The Star Online
Fighting to break the dengue cycle
The Star Online
ANYONE walking into a hospital in an urban area these days is likely to be swarmed by dengue or suspected dengue patients. Last year, an astronomical 108,698 dengue cases with 215 deaths were reported to the Health Ministry, more than double the ...
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The Star Online
ANYONE walking into a hospital in an urban area these days is likely to be swarmed by dengue or suspected dengue patients. Last year, an astronomical 108,698 dengue cases with 215 deaths were reported to the Health Ministry, more than double the ...
Irish Independent
People in Connacht and Ulster are least likely to be smokers
Irish Independent
PEOPLE in Connacht and Ulster are the least likely to light up - but Dubliners smoke the most in the country, according to a new report. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. The smoking rate in the west and north west ...
Make it tough to enjoy a puffThe Straits Times
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Irish Independent
PEOPLE in Connacht and Ulster are the least likely to light up - but Dubliners smoke the most in the country, according to a new report. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. The smoking rate in the west and north west ...
Make it tough to enjoy a puff
AsiaOne
Treat prostate cancer early
AsiaOne
CONCERNED: Dr Wong Seng Weng is concerned that people may misunderstand that prostate cancer can be left untreated. Thursday, Feb 19, 2015. The New Paper By Foo Jie Ying. After being diagnosed with prostate cancer in January, Prime Minister Lee ...
Testosterone May Prove an Unlikely Ally in Fight Against Prostate CancerPharmacy Times (registration)
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AsiaOne
CONCERNED: Dr Wong Seng Weng is concerned that people may misunderstand that prostate cancer can be left untreated. Thursday, Feb 19, 2015. The New Paper By Foo Jie Ying. After being diagnosed with prostate cancer in January, Prime Minister Lee ...
Testosterone May Prove an Unlikely Ally in Fight Against Prostate Cancer
Daily Mail
Is your smoothie going to make you sick? Juice bars distance themselves from ...
Daily Mail
Australia's largest juice bar chain Boost Juice has distanced itself from a growing Hepatitis A scandal after it emerged the company sources frozen berries from China. Other major chains have taken Chinese Goji berries off the menu as a precaution amid ...
Queensland school warns frozen berries used in tuckshopBrisbane Times
Class action looms for PattiesFOOD Magazine - Australia
Hepatitis A action from governmentNorth Queensland Register
Queensland Country Life
The West Australian
TripleM Sydney (blog)
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Daily Mail
Australia's largest juice bar chain Boost Juice has distanced itself from a growing Hepatitis A scandal after it emerged the company sources frozen berries from China. Other major chains have taken Chinese Goji berries off the menu as a precaution amid ...
Queensland school warns frozen berries used in tuckshop
Class action looms for Patties
Hepatitis A action from government
The Straits Times
Hong Kong flu deaths hit 237 as public awaits vaccine
Al Jazeera America
Nine people in Hong Kong died of flu on Wednesday, raising the death toll since the beginning of the year to 237 as authorities scramble to make a vaccine for the deadly H3N2 strain of the influenza virus available to the public by April, reported the South ...
Little cheer as Hong Kong welcomes CNY amid flu outbreak and air pollutionThe Straits Times
A Flu Vaccine to Combat All StrainsLegal Examiner
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Al Jazeera America
Nine people in Hong Kong died of flu on Wednesday, raising the death toll since the beginning of the year to 237 as authorities scramble to make a vaccine for the deadly H3N2 strain of the influenza virus available to the public by April, reported the South ...
Little cheer as Hong Kong welcomes CNY amid flu outbreak and air pollution
A Flu Vaccine to Combat All Strains
Health Aim
Teenage Boys Have Mutant Sperm Cells
Health Aim
Teenage boys were found to have mutated sperm cells. Children born to teenage fathers are more at risk of birth defects like autism, schizophrenia, and spina bifida. teenager. Click image to view larger image. The study, published by Royal Society ...
Young sperm, bad spermDeutsche Welle
Teenage fathers carry 30 percent higher risk of mutated spermRiviera Maya News
Teenage fathers 'more likely' to pass on genetic mutations to childrenThe Independent
Fusion
Business Standard
Telegraph.co.uk
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Health Aim
Teenage boys were found to have mutated sperm cells. Children born to teenage fathers are more at risk of birth defects like autism, schizophrenia, and spina bifida. teenager. Click image to view larger image. The study, published by Royal Society ...
Young sperm, bad sperm
Teenage fathers carry 30 percent higher risk of mutated sperm
Teenage fathers 'more likely' to pass on genetic mutations to children
ThaiTech Asia
Health Ministry: Stop Lighting Joss Sticks Near Ritual Food Offerings
ThaiTech Asia
The Thai health ministry is urging people to stop lighting joss sticks and placing them near food offerings during the Lunar New Year celebrations. Joss or incense sticks have long been a part of Lunar New Year celebrations. But Thai's health ministry is urging ...
Thai health ministry incensed over Chinese New Year joss sticksReuters
Doctors warn on toxic incense, joss papers | Bangkok Post: newsBangkok Post
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ThaiTech Asia
The Thai health ministry is urging people to stop lighting joss sticks and placing them near food offerings during the Lunar New Year celebrations. Joss or incense sticks have long been a part of Lunar New Year celebrations. But Thai's health ministry is urging ...
Thai health ministry incensed over Chinese New Year joss sticks
Doctors warn on toxic incense, joss papers | Bangkok Post: news
The News International
Nano-drones may knock cholesterol out of bloodstream
Yahoo News
Miami (AFP) - Tiny nano-particles that act like miniature drones could deliver a knock-out punch to plaque buildup in the arteries, according to an experimental approach described by US scientists on Wednesday. So far the anti-cholesterol treatment has been ...
Keeping Atherosclerosis in-check with Novel Targeted Inflammation-Resolving ...HealthCanal.com
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Yahoo News
Miami (AFP) - Tiny nano-particles that act like miniature drones could deliver a knock-out punch to plaque buildup in the arteries, according to an experimental approach described by US scientists on Wednesday. So far the anti-cholesterol treatment has been ...
Keeping Atherosclerosis in-check with Novel Targeted Inflammation-Resolving ...
The Guardian
70000 drop in number of smokers last year, says HSE
Irish Examiner
The number of people smoking in Ireland fell by 70,000 last year, official research has shown. The rate is now down to less than one fifth of the over 15 population — the largest annual drop in five years —compared to 21.5% in 2013, and 28% when the ...
Anti-smoking effortsDAWN.com
Largest annual drop in smoking last year since 2009Irish Times
Smoking numbers fall by 70000Irish Independent
TIME
The Guardian
BBC News
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Irish Examiner
The number of people smoking in Ireland fell by 70,000 last year, official research has shown. The rate is now down to less than one fifth of the over 15 population — the largest annual drop in five years —compared to 21.5% in 2013, and 28% when the ...
Anti-smoking efforts
Largest annual drop in smoking last year since 2009
Smoking numbers fall by 70000
Daily News & Analysis
Sierra Leone investigates alleged misuse of Ebola funds
Irish Times
Sierra Leone's anti-corruption commission is investigating the government's emergency Ebola funds following a damning report. It has called on 40 individuals, including high-profile medical officials and local leaders, to report to its offices immediately with ...
Britain will half ebola help in Sierra Leone in coming weeksDaily Mail
Ebola cases fall in West Africa, but challenges remain - WHOReuters Africa
UN Ebola chief says community action key to ending EbolaBusiness Standard
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Irish Times
Sierra Leone's anti-corruption commission is investigating the government's emergency Ebola funds following a damning report. It has called on 40 individuals, including high-profile medical officials and local leaders, to report to its offices immediately with ...
Britain will half ebola help in Sierra Leone in coming weeks
Ebola cases fall in West Africa, but challenges remain - WHO
UN Ebola chief says community action key to ending Ebola
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