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Duke-NUS study shows promise for development of dengue vaccine
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SINGAPORE — A study of how certain white blood cells — called T cells — respond to the dengue virus has yielded promising findings that may pave the way for a possible vaccine against the disease. Such a vaccine could work by driving to a person's skin ...
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Agilent Technologies to Collaborate with National University of Singapore on ...MarketWatch
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SINGAPORE — A study of how certain white blood cells — called T cells — respond to the dengue virus has yielded promising findings that may pave the way for a possible vaccine against the disease. Such a vaccine could work by driving to a person's skin ...
Market Update: Agilent Technologies Inc (NYSE:A) - Agilent Technologies to ...
Agilent Technologies to Collaborate with National University of Singapore on ...
Local researchers may have found a new dengue vaccine option
Channel News Asia
Intensive Care Unit data across hospitals to be standardised with new registry
Channel News Asia
Under a pilot that was started last year, there will be a national set of data to help improve the understanding of care of patients in Intensive Care Units. PHOTOS. Health Minister Gan Kim Yong announces a national registry for the Intensive Care Unit, aimed at ...
Singapore develops national database of hospital ICUs for better patient careThe Straits Times
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Under a pilot that was started last year, there will be a national set of data to help improve the understanding of care of patients in Intensive Care Units. PHOTOS. Health Minister Gan Kim Yong announces a national registry for the Intensive Care Unit, aimed at ...
Singapore develops national database of hospital ICUs for better patient care
AsiaOne
'The future world will take care of her'
AsiaOne
In a bare white room lined with shiny white tiles in Bangkok, there lies a small white cot. That was where businessman Sahatorn Naovaratpong pulled the plug on his cancer-stricken toddler in January. It was also where a medical team specially flown in from ...
Taking a bet on scienceThe Straits Times (blog)
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AsiaOne
In a bare white room lined with shiny white tiles in Bangkok, there lies a small white cot. That was where businessman Sahatorn Naovaratpong pulled the plug on his cancer-stricken toddler in January. It was also where a medical team specially flown in from ...
Taking a bet on science
AsiaOne
Australian blogger Belle Gibson admits faking terminal cancer
AsiaOne
An Australian blogger who claimed that she fought a terminal form of cancer with a healthy diet has admitted she never had the illness. Belle Gibson, 23, rose to prominence in 2013 after claiming she was treating her brain cancer with whole foods and ...
Cancer Claim by Wellness Blogger Proven to Be FalseThe Public Slate
If a cancer cure sounds too good to be true, it probably isNew Zealand Herald
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AsiaOne
An Australian blogger who claimed that she fought a terminal form of cancer with a healthy diet has admitted she never had the illness. Belle Gibson, 23, rose to prominence in 2013 after claiming she was treating her brain cancer with whole foods and ...
Cancer Claim by Wellness Blogger Proven to Be False
If a cancer cure sounds too good to be true, it probably is
Fuck Belle Gibson And The Enablers She Rode In On
Wall Street Journal (blog)
Heard in the Hutong: How Chinese Feel About Breast-Feeding
Wall Street Journal (blog)
China is trying to close the breast-milk gap. Globally, nearly 40% of infants younger than six months are exclusively breast-fed, as recommended by the World Health Organization. In China that figure is around one-third, according to the government. Now ...
China considers banning infant formula adsMarketing Interactive
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China is trying to close the breast-milk gap. Globally, nearly 40% of infants younger than six months are exclusively breast-fed, as recommended by the World Health Organization. In China that figure is around one-third, according to the government. Now ...
China considers banning infant formula ads
Commentary: China's Growing Breastfeeding Problem
Free Malaysia Today
38% of M'sian men are smokers, Health Minister reveals
Free Malaysia Today
Awareness has not translated into behavioural change and all efforts must be taken to support smokers to quit the habit, says minister. Subramaniam_perokok_600 KUALA LUMPUR: Some 38% of men and 1.4% of women in Malaysia are smokers and ...
Want to quit smoking? Switching to e-cigarettes no advantageThe Conversation AU
38 percent of men,1.4 percent of women in Malaysia are smokers - SubramaniamAstro Awani
20000 Malaysians die yearly due to smokingAsiaOne
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Free Malaysia Today
Awareness has not translated into behavioural change and all efforts must be taken to support smokers to quit the habit, says minister. Subramaniam_perokok_600 KUALA LUMPUR: Some 38% of men and 1.4% of women in Malaysia are smokers and ...
Want to quit smoking? Switching to e-cigarettes no advantage
38 percent of men,1.4 percent of women in Malaysia are smokers - Subramaniam
20000 Malaysians die yearly due to smoking
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Bike-lending NGO eases journey for poor students
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The Bike for the Philippines aims to help poor students go to school using bicycles on loan. Image: Bike for the Philippines via Facebook. Philippine Daily Inquirer Friday 24 April 2015. For Thea Garlitos, the second-hand bicycle loaned to her by a ...
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The Bike for the Philippines aims to help poor students go to school using bicycles on loan. Image: Bike for the Philippines via Facebook. Philippine Daily Inquirer Friday 24 April 2015. For Thea Garlitos, the second-hand bicycle loaned to her by a ...
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3rd avian flu outbreak hits 34000 Iowa turkeys
USA TODAY
DES MOINES, Iowa — A third case of avian influenza has been identified in Iowa, this time infecting a commercial facility with 34,000 turkeys in Sac County. The operation is within the 6-mile monitoring zone of the state's first case, a commercial turkey facility ...
State officials confirm Sac Co. farm is 3rd with bird fluMiami Herald
Bird flu cuts into egg, poultry exports in Iowa, MidwestSacramento Bee
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USA TODAY
DES MOINES, Iowa — A third case of avian influenza has been identified in Iowa, this time infecting a commercial facility with 34,000 turkeys in Sac County. The operation is within the 6-mile monitoring zone of the state's first case, a commercial turkey facility ...
State officials confirm Sac Co. farm is 3rd with bird flu
Bird flu cuts into egg, poultry exports in Iowa, Midwest
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Clinical trials get practical
Science Now
Clinical trials are in for an overhaul, if a group of experts has its way. Surprisingly, although billions of dollars are spent each year to test new drugs, the information these trials yield is often of little help to doctors trying to treat the patients right in front of them.
Celebrating First Anniversary, Brain Health Registry on Path to Find Cures ...Digital Journal
Lack of Clinical Trial Results Reporting Prompts Outcry from World Health ...MesotheliomaHelp.org (blog)
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Science Now
Clinical trials are in for an overhaul, if a group of experts has its way. Surprisingly, although billions of dollars are spent each year to test new drugs, the information these trials yield is often of little help to doctors trying to treat the patients right in front of them.
Celebrating First Anniversary, Brain Health Registry on Path to Find Cures ...
Lack of Clinical Trial Results Reporting Prompts Outcry from World Health ...
WHO Urges Disclosure of Bad Results From Drug Trials
KSL.com
Extreme morning sickness linked to neurological delays in children, study reveals
KSL.com
SALT LAKE CITY — Women who suffer from extreme morning sickness are three times more likely to have a child with neurological developmental disorders than mothers who experience mild pregnancy symptoms. That's according to a new study out of ...
Hyperemesis gravidarum tied to children's neurological problemsReuters
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SALT LAKE CITY — Women who suffer from extreme morning sickness are three times more likely to have a child with neurological developmental disorders than mothers who experience mild pregnancy symptoms. That's according to a new study out of ...
Hyperemesis gravidarum tied to children's neurological problems
Extreme 'Morning Sickness' Tied To Children's Neurological Problems
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