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Muslims with type 2 diabetes can fast safely: NUS study
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TODAY reports: These diabetics need to actively consult with their doctors and monitor their medication dosage, and it may not be suitable for everyone, says one of the NUS researchers who conducted the study. By Louisa Tang, TODAY; POSTED: 27 May ...
Walk-in clinic to prepare diabetics for fastingPeninsula On-line
Special diabetes clinic for RamadanGulf Times
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TODAY reports: These diabetics need to actively consult with their doctors and monitor their medication dosage, and it may not be suitable for everyone, says one of the NUS researchers who conducted the study. By Louisa Tang, TODAY; POSTED: 27 May ...
Walk-in clinic to prepare diabetics for fasting
Special diabetes clinic for Ramadan
Muslims with type 2 diabetes can fast safely: Study
AsiaOne
Just had liposuction? MOH may be calling you soon
AsiaOne
People who want to undergo liposuction to improve their looks must also agree to be interviewed by the Ministry of Health (MOH) on the outcome of the procedure. This requirement has both doctors and patients up in arms. Meanwhile, the ministry told The ...
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People who want to undergo liposuction to improve their looks must also agree to be interviewed by the Ministry of Health (MOH) on the outcome of the procedure. This requirement has both doctors and patients up in arms. Meanwhile, the ministry told The ...
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Family history may not impact breast cancer survival odds
Channel News Asia
(Reuters Health) - In younger women with breast cancer, having a family history of the disease may not worsen their survival odds, a new study suggests. These results should reassure younger women diagnosed with breast cancer, study co-author Dr.
Family history may not impact breast cancer survival odds - Gazette HeraldGazette Herald
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Channel News Asia
(Reuters Health) - In younger women with breast cancer, having a family history of the disease may not worsen their survival odds, a new study suggests. These results should reassure younger women diagnosed with breast cancer, study co-author Dr.
Family history may not impact breast cancer survival odds - Gazette Herald
AZ escapes censure over cancer tweet
AsiaOne
To promote breastfeeding, fewer US hospitals hand out formula
AsiaOne
A nursing mother holds her son in front of the Delta airlines counter during a protest at Fort Lauderdale airport, Florida November 21, 2006. Wednesday, May 27, 2015. Reuters. Fewer US hospitals are giving away free infant formula, a new study finds, a shift ...
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Many Hospitals No Longer Offer Free Baby Formula To New Moms, Study FindsInternational Business Times AU
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AsiaOne
A nursing mother holds her son in front of the Delta airlines counter during a protest at Fort Lauderdale airport, Florida November 21, 2006. Wednesday, May 27, 2015. Reuters. Fewer US hospitals are giving away free infant formula, a new study finds, a shift ...
Hospitals cutting free infant formula
To promote breastfeeding, fewer hospitals hand out formula
Many Hospitals No Longer Offer Free Baby Formula To New Moms, Study Finds
Sky News Australia
WHO shake-up approved after Ebola debacle
Sky News Australia
The World Health Organization has been given the go-ahead for a sweeping shake-up, including a $US100 million ($A127.8 million) war chest to battle future emergencies following the Ebola fiasco. Delegates from 180 countries at the annual World Health ...
WHA wraps up with resolutions on emergency response reforms, antimicrobial ...CIDRAP
UN health agency governing body ends session agreeing 'landmark' reforms on ...UN News Centre
WHO governing body agreed on ‘landmark’ reforms on emergency ...indiablooms
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Sky News Australia
The World Health Organization has been given the go-ahead for a sweeping shake-up, including a $US100 million ($A127.8 million) war chest to battle future emergencies following the Ebola fiasco. Delegates from 180 countries at the annual World Health ...
WHA wraps up with resolutions on emergency response reforms, antimicrobial ...
UN health agency governing body ends session agreeing 'landmark' reforms on ...
WHO governing body agreed on ‘landmark’ reforms on emergency ...
Huffington Post UK
Two-Year-Old Boy Survives Dramatic Fall From Escalator Handrail
Huffington Post UK
Children playing around on escalators is never a good idea and this video proves just how dangerous it can be. A two-year-old boy, who was playing with an escalator's handrail in a Chinese shopping centre, was carried along with the movement of the ...
Unsupervised toddler falls 8 meters from escalator at Guangzhou mallShanghaiist
A tornado killed at least 13 people in Ciudad Acua, Mexico, on Monday ...NEWS.com.au
Toddler plunges 30ft as he is left unattended by escalatorIrish Independent
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Huffington Post UK
Children playing around on escalators is never a good idea and this video proves just how dangerous it can be. A two-year-old boy, who was playing with an escalator's handrail in a Chinese shopping centre, was carried along with the movement of the ...
Unsupervised toddler falls 8 meters from escalator at Guangzhou mall
A tornado killed at least 13 people in Ciudad Acua, Mexico, on Monday ...
Toddler plunges 30ft as he is left unattended by escalator
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Stressed out wives reason for men's increased blood pressure
Las Vegas Review-Journal
When older men have stressed-out wives, their own blood pressure may go up, a U.S. study suggests. (Thinkstock). image. By LISA RAPAPORT REUTERS. When older men have stressed-out wives, their own blood pressure may go up, a U.S. study suggests.
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When older men have stressed-out wives, their own blood pressure may go up, a U.S. study suggests. (Thinkstock). image. By LISA RAPAPORT REUTERS. When older men have stressed-out wives, their own blood pressure may go up, a U.S. study suggests.
Reuters UK
Younger cancer patients more open to alternative therapies
Reuters UK
(Reuters Health) - Cancer patients under age 65 are much more likely than older people to explore alternative and complementary medicine for easing their symptoms and side effects of treatment, a new study suggests. “We found that the baby boomers are ...
Attitudes about Complementary and Alternative Medicine Predict Use Among ...HealthCanal.com
Why cancer patients turn to alternative medicineBusiness Insider Australia
Complementary, alternative medicine integration into clinical cancer care needs ...Oncology Nurse Advisor
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Reuters UK
(Reuters Health) - Cancer patients under age 65 are much more likely than older people to explore alternative and complementary medicine for easing their symptoms and side effects of treatment, a new study suggests. “We found that the baby boomers are ...
Attitudes about Complementary and Alternative Medicine Predict Use Among ...
Why cancer patients turn to alternative medicine
Complementary, alternative medicine integration into clinical cancer care needs ...
Coconuts Hong Kong
Meth consumption in Asia is booming as wealth rises
Coconuts Hong Kong
Customs seized two kilos of meth from a man leaving for Jakarta at the airport in April. (Photo: Hong Kong Customs). Methamphetamine seizures across much of the Asia-Pacific region have quadrupled over five years, the UN said Tuesday, citing rising wealth ...
'Wealth behind boom in meth production'Independent Online
China's meth problem growingTheNewsTribune.com
Synthetic drugs market expanding in East-SE Asia, Oceania: UNShanghai Daily (subscription)
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Coconuts Hong Kong
Customs seized two kilos of meth from a man leaving for Jakarta at the airport in April. (Photo: Hong Kong Customs). Methamphetamine seizures across much of the Asia-Pacific region have quadrupled over five years, the UN said Tuesday, citing rising wealth ...
'Wealth behind boom in meth production'
China's meth problem growing
Synthetic drugs market expanding in East-SE Asia, Oceania: UN
Times LIVE
China executes patient who killed doctor over nose operation: report
The Daily Star
BEIJING: China on Monday executed a man who stabbed a doctor to death over what he considered a botched nose operation, media reported, in a case that spotlighted the country's overburdened health system. Lian Enqing was sentenced to death last ...
China Focus: China calls for peaceful settlement of medical disputesXinhua
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The Daily Star
BEIJING: China on Monday executed a man who stabbed a doctor to death over what he considered a botched nose operation, media reported, in a case that spotlighted the country's overburdened health system. Lian Enqing was sentenced to death last ...
China Focus: China calls for peaceful settlement of medical disputes
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