The Straits Times
Quiet first day at Ng Teng Fong hospital
The Straits Times
It was a relatively quiet day at the Ng Teng Fong General Hospital (NTFGH) yesterday as the new public hospital opened its doors - and 365 beds, slightly more than half its capacity - to patients . Mr Foo Hee Jug, who heads Jurong Health, which runs ...
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The Straits Times
It was a relatively quiet day at the Ng Teng Fong General Hospital (NTFGH) yesterday as the new public hospital opened its doors - and 365 beds, slightly more than half its capacity - to patients . Mr Foo Hee Jug, who heads Jurong Health, which runs ...
Ng Teng Fong General Hospital opens
Ng Teng Fong General Hospital finally ready to serve patients
Alexandra Hospital closes for revamp
Plastic surgeons from different countries prefer different breast shapes
Vocal Republic
(Reuters Health) overvallen In a world trial, synthetic surgeons from different countries had alternating likes to use on the advantageous shape and size of larger breasts and sized areolas. “Cosmetic operations tour,” or moving to a different region ...
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Vocal Republic
(Reuters Health) overvallen In a world trial, synthetic surgeons from different countries had alternating likes to use on the advantageous shape and size of larger breasts and sized areolas. “Cosmetic operations tour,” or moving to a different region ...
New York Times
New Cases of Ebola Put an End to Liberia's Status as Virus-Free
New York Times
MONROVIA, Liberia — More than a month after Liberia was declared free of Ebola, at least two new cases have emerged, the first discovered when the body of a 17-year-old boy tested positive for the virus, officials said Tuesday. The World Health ...
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New York Times
MONROVIA, Liberia — More than a month after Liberia was declared free of Ebola, at least two new cases have emerged, the first discovered when the body of a 17-year-old boy tested positive for the virus, officials said Tuesday. The World Health ...
Ebola returns to Liberia: Tests confirm a teenager died of the virus
Ebola Returns To Liberia With A Mysterious Case Near Monrovia
Liberia records new death from Ebola
GreaterKashmir.com
Millions worldwide take to their mats on Yoga Day
Thrasher Backer
After the cancellation of the visa to the Yoga instructor, India had decided to organise an in-house event at its High Commission to mark the day. The India gathering was echoed around the world as yoga enthusiasts in every country celebrated the ...
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After the cancellation of the visa to the Yoga instructor, India had decided to organise an in-house event at its High Commission to mark the day. The India gathering was echoed around the world as yoga enthusiasts in every country celebrated the ...
This way you can''t divert public attention from some stark facts staring you ...
Benefit from yoga but do it right
Shaping up and staying cool with yoga
Business Insider
Half of heart-disease deaths “preventable,” study says
Columbus Dispatch
Preventable factors still account for 50 percent of U.S. deaths from cardiovascular disease among adults age 45 to 79, according to a new analysis. But even if every state brought levels of those risk factors — such as obesity and smoking — down to ...
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Preventable factors still account for 50 percent of U.S. deaths from cardiovascular disease among adults age 45 to 79, according to a new analysis. But even if every state brought levels of those risk factors — such as obesity and smoking — down to ...
Half of heart disease deaths due to preventable factors
Half of Heart Deaths Are Preventable
Preventable risk factors related to half of CV deaths in US adults
The Straits Times
Maid gets two weeks' jail for fracture on baby's elbow
The Straits Times
A maid was sentenced to two weeks' jail after she caused a fracture on the right elbow of her employer's seven-month-old daughter in February by yanking on the baby's arm. Valencia Gemalyn Garma, 24, a Filipina, had been employed to do general house ...
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The Straits Times
A maid was sentenced to two weeks' jail after she caused a fracture on the right elbow of her employer's seven-month-old daughter in February by yanking on the baby's arm. Valencia Gemalyn Garma, 24, a Filipina, had been employed to do general house ...
TODAYonline
US seeks up to US$3.35 billion in Novartis kickback lawsuit
Channel News Asia
NEW YORK: The United States says Novartis AG should pay as much as US$3.35 billion in damages and civil fines because the Swiss drugmaker used kickbacks to boost sales of two drugs covered by Medicare and Medicaid. In papers filed Monday night in ...
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Seeking Alpha
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Channel News Asia
NEW YORK: The United States says Novartis AG should pay as much as US$3.35 billion in damages and civil fines because the Swiss drugmaker used kickbacks to boost sales of two drugs covered by Medicare and Medicaid. In papers filed Monday night in ...
How Much?! Feds Wants Novartis to pay $3.35B For Kickback Schemes
U.S. Seeks $3.3 Billion From Novartis in Drug Kickback Suit
U.S. seeks up to $3.35 billion in Novartis kickback lawsuit
The Straits Times
Korea reports no additional MERS cases for 4th consecutive day
Arirang News
Now, to the latest regarding the outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome here in Korea. And the worst seems to be behind us. No new cases have been reported in four days, and the health ministry says this may indicate the outbreak is abating.
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Arirang News
Now, to the latest regarding the outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome here in Korea. And the worst seems to be behind us. No new cases have been reported in four days, and the health ministry says this may indicate the outbreak is abating.
No MERS infection reported in S. Korea for 4 days
S. Korea reports no additional cases of MERS for fourth straight day
Re-examining South Korea's failure to contain Mers, Indonesia's approach to ...
Fox News
For post-op complications, go back to the same hospital: study
Reuters UK
(Reuters Health) – Patients who need to be rehospitalized within a month after major surgery have a lower risk of death over the next two months if they return to the hospital where they had the surgery rather than going to a different facility ...
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Reuters UK
(Reuters Health) – Patients who need to be rehospitalized within a month after major surgery have a lower risk of death over the next two months if they return to the hospital where they had the surgery rather than going to a different facility ...
Readmission Location Linked to Post-Surgical Mortality Rates
Post-Surgical Mortality Rates Linked to Readmission Location
Business Insider
State restrictions for hepatitis C drug may go too far
Reuters
(Reuters Health) - State-run insurance programs for the poor may be putting up illegal barriers that prevent people with hepatitis C from getting a new treatment, a new study suggests. "We had this idea that there were restrictions in place, but we ...
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Reuters
(Reuters Health) - State-run insurance programs for the poor may be putting up illegal barriers that prevent people with hepatitis C from getting a new treatment, a new study suggests. "We had this idea that there were restrictions in place, but we ...
National Study Finds Life-Threatening Barriers in Access to Breakthrough Drugs
Access To Breakthrough Hepatitis C Drugs May Be Hampered By Restrictions ...
Is Medicaid Denying a Life-Saving Cure Based on Cost?
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