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SGH rolls out simplified 1-hour CPR programme
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SINGAPORE — A recent study by the Singapore General Hospital (SGH) and National Heart Centre Singapore has shown that participants who learnt simplified cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) gave better chest compressions than those who went ...
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SINGAPORE — A recent study by the Singapore General Hospital (SGH) and National Heart Centre Singapore has shown that participants who learnt simplified cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) gave better chest compressions than those who went ...
SGH launches simplified CPR programme for community, religious groups
Over 60 Singaporeans learn to carry out simple CPR, in first-responder scheme
AsiaOne
More young binge drinkers a worry: Experts
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Yet scientist Thomas Tan (not his real name) reached for the bottle time and again. Like many alcoholics, Mr Tan began drinking in his teens, "after we booked out of army on weekends and partied". "I was shy and introverted, but alcohol transformed me into ...
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Yet scientist Thomas Tan (not his real name) reached for the bottle time and again. Like many alcoholics, Mr Tan began drinking in his teens, "after we booked out of army on weekends and partied". "I was shy and introverted, but alcohol transformed me into ...
Worry over rise of young binge-drinkers in Singapore
The Straits Times
Let's do the belly button challenge
The Straits Times
South Korean singer Sehun of popular K-pop boy band Exo tried it too. -- PHOTO: WEIBO. By Yip Wai Yee. Wrap your arm around your back, then, with the same arm, reach in front and touch your belly button. Done? Congratulations, you have a tiny waist (or ...
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South Korean singer Sehun of popular K-pop boy band Exo tried it too. -- PHOTO: WEIBO. By Yip Wai Yee. Wrap your arm around your back, then, with the same arm, reach in front and touch your belly button. Done? Congratulations, you have a tiny waist (or ...
THE BUSINESS TIMES
Airline, hotel, public transport stocks to be among hardest hit should Mers spread ...
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SHOULD Mers (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome) spread further in Asean, airline, hotel and mass public transport stocks would be among the hardest hit, said Nomura in a report on Monday. Other stocks that could see the most impact are those in retail ...
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THE BUSINESS TIMES
SHOULD Mers (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome) spread further in Asean, airline, hotel and mass public transport stocks would be among the hardest hit, said Nomura in a report on Monday. Other stocks that could see the most impact are those in retail ...
Thailand steps up airport screening over MERS
South Korea Box Office: 'Jurassic World' Reigns Again as Admissions Recover ...
Google searches show MERS may hurt Korea more than ferry tragedy
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India's Yoga Day, Finally Arrives, Amid Cheers and Skepticism
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New Delhi: It was a rare sight - after a brief speech to inaugurate International Yoga Day on Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi descended from a huge stage in front of the presidential palace and took off his glasses and his shoes. He quietly took his ...
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New Delhi: It was a rare sight - after a brief speech to inaugurate International Yoga Day on Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi descended from a huge stage in front of the presidential palace and took off his glasses and his shoes. He quietly took his ...
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Yoga day logo was hand-picked by Modi
India scripts history; enters Guinness Book for yoga
The Straits Times
Sharp rise in number diagnosed with cancer
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A cancer patient undergoing chemotherapy sessions at National Cancer Centre of Singapore. -- PHOTO: ST FILE. By Janice Tai. Each day, 36 people in Singapore are told that they have cancer, marking a worrying rise in the country's top killer. Cancer cases ...
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A cancer patient undergoing chemotherapy sessions at National Cancer Centre of Singapore. -- PHOTO: ST FILE. By Janice Tai. Each day, 36 people in Singapore are told that they have cancer, marking a worrying rise in the country's top killer. Cancer cases ...
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Impact 2015: Special jacket delivers 'virtual' hugs
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Dr James Teh, 34, demonstrating the T.Jacket – a pressure vest that can remotely “hug” people with special needs when they are feeling distressed to calm and console them. The jacket can also be activated by the wearer. -- PHOTO: AZIZ HUSSIN. By Olivia ...
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Dr James Teh, 34, demonstrating the T.Jacket – a pressure vest that can remotely “hug” people with special needs when they are feeling distressed to calm and console them. The jacket can also be activated by the wearer. -- PHOTO: AZIZ HUSSIN. By Olivia ...
Biotechin.Asia
3D bioprinting of nerve cells
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Imagine a 3D printer which looks like an old school hydraulics and plastics, but prints human organs! The future of printing has come, to take its first few steps to print organs in full flesh. Researchers at Michigan Technological University hope to use this newly ...
3D printing technology could be used to print human skin in the futureEcumenical News
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Imagine a 3D printer which looks like an old school hydraulics and plastics, but prints human organs! The future of printing has come, to take its first few steps to print organs in full flesh. Researchers at Michigan Technological University hope to use this newly ...
3D printing technology could be used to print human skin in the future
Human skin could soon be made using 3-D printers
Khaleej Times
A guide to healthy fasting this Ramadan
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With spirituality in focus, anyone fasting during the month of Ramadan should also be taking special care of their health by exercising and eating the right types of food that will help fight hunger and keep you replenished throughout the day. Dr. Atul Aundhekar ...
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With spirituality in focus, anyone fasting during the month of Ramadan should also be taking special care of their health by exercising and eating the right types of food that will help fight hunger and keep you replenished throughout the day. Dr. Atul Aundhekar ...
The Ramadan detox: a 7-point plan for a healthier you
My Ramadan: Pupils' questions add clarity to teacher's fast in holy month
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Guam health department mulls stronger rules on pot
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HAGÅTÑA — The Department of Public Health and Social Services is exploring options to strengthen the regulations related to the use of medical marijuana on Guam, officials said on Friday. “We want to make sure (the program) benefits the patients it`s ...
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HAGÅTÑA — The Department of Public Health and Social Services is exploring options to strengthen the regulations related to the use of medical marijuana on Guam, officials said on Friday. “We want to make sure (the program) benefits the patients it`s ...
Study finds no significant increase in marijuana's use in states with medical
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