The Straits Times
Workplace fatal injuries decline, major and minor injuries up 9.3% in 2014
Channel News Asia
According to a report by the Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Institute, the Construction sector remains the top contributor to workplace fatalities, although the number is falling. PHOTOS. The boom of a crane from a construction site topples across the road ...
Singapore's workplace fatality rate at its lowest but non-fatal injuries upTHE BUSINESS TIMES
Workplace fatalities at their lowest level since 2006 although injuries rose last yearThe Straits Times
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Channel News Asia
According to a report by the Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Institute, the Construction sector remains the top contributor to workplace fatalities, although the number is falling. PHOTOS. The boom of a crane from a construction site topples across the road ...
Singapore's workplace fatality rate at its lowest but non-fatal injuries up
Workplace fatalities at their lowest level since 2006 although injuries rose last year
AsiaOne
'Bringing dignity to fellow human beings'
AsiaOne
Dr Subadhra Devi Rai (centre), senior lecturer at Nanyang Polytechnic's School of Health Sciences (Nursing) guiding a group of second-year nursing students in patient handling. Print. WHEN Dr Subadhra Devi Rai first arrived in a refugee camp near the ...
Indian-origin lecturer wins top nursing awardBusiness Standard
Indian-origin Singaporean nurse to be given achievement awardEconomic Times
Singaporean nurse to receive International Achievement AwardChannel News Asia
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The Straits Times
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AsiaOne
Dr Subadhra Devi Rai (centre), senior lecturer at Nanyang Polytechnic's School of Health Sciences (Nursing) guiding a group of second-year nursing students in patient handling. Print. WHEN Dr Subadhra Devi Rai first arrived in a refugee camp near the ...
Indian-origin lecturer wins top nursing award
Indian-origin Singaporean nurse to be given achievement award
Singaporean nurse to receive International Achievement Award
AsiaOne
NEA calls tender for dengue battle plan
AsiaOne
SINGAPORE'S plan to use a special type of mosquito to combat the dengue virus here is about to take another step forward. The National Environment Agency (NEA) has put up a tender to ask for proposals to study the possible side effects of using male ...
New way to prevent dengue fever foundEconomic Times
Australian researchers find unique way to combat dengueZee News
Australian scientists discover unique way to prevent dengue feverXinhua
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AsiaOne
SINGAPORE'S plan to use a special type of mosquito to combat the dengue virus here is about to take another step forward. The National Environment Agency (NEA) has put up a tender to ask for proposals to study the possible side effects of using male ...
New way to prevent dengue fever found
Australian researchers find unique way to combat dengue
Australian scientists discover unique way to prevent dengue fever
The Star Online
Photo of Vietnamese girl crying beside her dead dog that was believed to be ...
The Star Online
The photo has been picked up by news sites worldwide, and the Daily Mail story has been shared 16,000 times . -- PHOTO: STOMP. SINGAPORE: A picture of a girl crying beside her dead dog, believed to have been cooked at a meat stall, has gone viral ...
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The Star Online
The photo has been picked up by news sites worldwide, and the Daily Mail story has been shared 16,000 times . -- PHOTO: STOMP. SINGAPORE: A picture of a girl crying beside her dead dog, believed to have been cooked at a meat stall, has gone viral ...
The Online Citizen
Norwegian and S'pore PR jailed 10 weeks for assaulting taxi driver
The Online Citizen
On 1 September last year, Norwegian and Singapore permanent resident Arne Corneliussen attacked a taxi driver in the wee hours of the morning. He was eventually arrested and charged, and on Wednesday, he pleaded guilty to choking 46-year old Chan ...
Norwegian jailed 10 weeks for choking taxi driverThe Star Online
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The Online Citizen
On 1 September last year, Norwegian and Singapore permanent resident Arne Corneliussen attacked a taxi driver in the wee hours of the morning. He was eventually arrested and charged, and on Wednesday, he pleaded guilty to choking 46-year old Chan ...
Norwegian jailed 10 weeks for choking taxi driver
News Every day
China Aims To Double Doctor Numbers by 2020
News Every day
China is aiming to double its number of doctors by 2020. This is part of the five-year road map set by the government to improve its health care system said to be plagued by snarling queues and poor rural services. According to Reuters via Japan Times, ...
China's doctor numbers to double to fix healthcare woesThe Straits Times
China Intends to Double Number of Doctors to Improve HealthcareApex Beats
China plans to double the number of Doctors to meet current health challengesThe Westside Story
Delhi Daily News
Geek Infinite
New Hampshire Voice
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News Every day
China is aiming to double its number of doctors by 2020. This is part of the five-year road map set by the government to improve its health care system said to be plagued by snarling queues and poor rural services. According to Reuters via Japan Times, ...
China's doctor numbers to double to fix healthcare woes
China Intends to Double Number of Doctors to Improve Healthcare
China plans to double the number of Doctors to meet current health challenges
Asian Scientist Magazine
The Genes Behind Colorectal Cancer Relapse
Asian Scientist Magazine
Researchers are developing a diagnostic test for metasizing colon cancer based on the patient's genetic profile. Asian Scientist Newsroom | April 2, 2015 | In the Lab. AsianScientist (Apr. 2, 2015) - A multi-disciplinary team of doctors and scientists has ...
Colon cancer: Stress on early detectionSaudi Gazette
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Asian Scientist Magazine
Researchers are developing a diagnostic test for metasizing colon cancer based on the patient's genetic profile. Asian Scientist Newsroom | April 2, 2015 | In the Lab. AsianScientist (Apr. 2, 2015) - A multi-disciplinary team of doctors and scientists has ...
Colon cancer: Stress on early detection
The Star Online
Stigma returns to stalk India's leprosy victims
The Star Online
Bleak future: Ganga outside her home, which is located in a leper colony in New Delhi. — AFP. NEW DELHI: Ganga Kalshetty was just two years old when India declared itself leprosy-free in 2005, giving her family hope that she would be spared the ...
Stigma stalks India's leprosy sufferers as disease returnsSin Chew Jit Poh
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The Star Online
Bleak future: Ganga outside her home, which is located in a leper colony in New Delhi. — AFP. NEW DELHI: Ganga Kalshetty was just two years old when India declared itself leprosy-free in 2005, giving her family hope that she would be spared the ...
Stigma stalks India's leprosy sufferers as disease returns
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Video Games Could Actually Make You Smarter
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Videos games are rarely portrayed in a positive light. They're seen as violent, antisocial and addictive. But they could be making you smarter, new research shows. “A lot of people still view video games as a time-wasting activity even though research is ...
Videogames boost skills, but also harmfulYahoo News UK
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Videos games are rarely portrayed in a positive light. They're seen as violent, antisocial and addictive. But they could be making you smarter, new research shows. “A lot of people still view video games as a time-wasting activity even though research is ...
Videogames boost skills, but also harmful
The Globe and Mail
Air pollution may be tied to anxiety
Reuters UK
(Reuters Health) - Women who live in areas with higher air pollution may also have higher anxiety, according to a new analysis. “It's a really interesting finding and definitely suggests that air pollution may be related to mental health,” said lead author Melinda ...
Air pollution linked to risk of anxiety and strokeIrish Medical Times
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Reuters UK
(Reuters Health) - Women who live in areas with higher air pollution may also have higher anxiety, according to a new analysis. “It's a really interesting finding and definitely suggests that air pollution may be related to mental health,” said lead author Melinda ...
Air pollution linked to risk of anxiety and stroke
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