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Ease ban on long-term visitors who have HIV
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The lifting of the ban on short-term visits by HIV-positive visitors is long overdue ("Entry ban eased for foreigners with HIV"; yesterday). Singapore was one of the few developed countries with such a restrictive policy. However, the restriction on ...
Singapore to Allow HIV Positive Travelers to VisitPassport Magazine (blog)
HIV and AIDS Cure news and updates: A New Scanning Technique is Being ...Crossmap
Singapore lifts ban on HIV positive visitorsGay Star News
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AsiaOne
The lifting of the ban on short-term visits by HIV-positive visitors is long overdue ("Entry ban eased for foreigners with HIV"; yesterday). Singapore was one of the few developed countries with such a restrictive policy. However, the restriction on ...
Singapore to Allow HIV Positive Travelers to Visit
HIV and AIDS Cure news and updates: A New Scanning Technique is Being ...
Singapore lifts ban on HIV positive visitors
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All of Malaysia's water vending machines to be licensed by Jan 1
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PUTRAJAYA - Beginning Jan 1, the Health Ministry will require all water vending machines to be licensed under Regulation 360C(4) of the Food Regulations 1985. A two-year licence would cost RM150 (S$50), and each licence will only be valid for one ...
Health Ministry wants all water vending machines licensed by Jan 1The Star Online
Fresh Healthy Vending Secures Record 135 New Franchisee Locations in August 2015CNNMoney
Water vending machine to require licence from health ministryNew Straits Times Online
Free Malaysia Today
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PUTRAJAYA - Beginning Jan 1, the Health Ministry will require all water vending machines to be licensed under Regulation 360C(4) of the Food Regulations 1985. A two-year licence would cost RM150 (S$50), and each licence will only be valid for one ...
Health Ministry wants all water vending machines licensed by Jan 1
Fresh Healthy Vending Secures Record 135 New Franchisee Locations in August 2015
Water vending machine to require licence from health ministry
The Japan Times
Regenerative medicine to get boost from deregulation in Japan
The Japan Times
On a cloudy morning in the Tokyo suburb of Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, Yoshiyuki Sankai points excitedly to a slide of severed spinal cords. They belong to rats, and he has used cell technology to help reconnect the nerves. A multimillionaire whose ...
Hopes for Japan's regenerative therapy after policy boostThe Straits Times
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The Japan Times
On a cloudy morning in the Tokyo suburb of Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, Yoshiyuki Sankai points excitedly to a slide of severed spinal cords. They belong to rats, and he has used cell technology to help reconnect the nerves. A multimillionaire whose ...
Hopes for Japan's regenerative therapy after policy boost
AsiaOne
Plugging the leak in the eye
AsiaOne
So he was understandably shocked when I broke the news that he had vision-threatening severe proliferative diabetic retinopathy. Unless he underwent immediate surgery, Alan would lose his sight within the next few weeks and eventually go blind. Like ...
Diabetic eye disease screening before age 15 necessary?Financial Express
At What Age Should Children With T1D Begin Retinopathy Screenings?Monthly Prescribing Reference (registration)
Diabetic eye disease screening before age 15, an unnecessary burdenBusiness Standard
News-Medical.net
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So he was understandably shocked when I broke the news that he had vision-threatening severe proliferative diabetic retinopathy. Unless he underwent immediate surgery, Alan would lose his sight within the next few weeks and eventually go blind. Like ...
Diabetic eye disease screening before age 15 necessary?
At What Age Should Children With T1D Begin Retinopathy Screenings?
Diabetic eye disease screening before age 15, an unnecessary burden
AsiaOne
10 deaths confirmed caused by dengue in Taiwan
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TAIPEI, Taiwan - Ten out of the 12 deaths that underwent preliminary dengue fever examination in Tainan were confirmed as having been caused by the disease, Taiwan's Centres for Disease Control (CDC) stated yesterday. Nineteen deaths in Tainan were ...
Dengue fever cases top 4000Focus Taiwan News Channel
Suspected dengue deaths total 19 since May: CDCTaipei Times
CDC announces 19 dengue fever deaths in the latest outbreakChina Post
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TAIPEI, Taiwan - Ten out of the 12 deaths that underwent preliminary dengue fever examination in Tainan were confirmed as having been caused by the disease, Taiwan's Centres for Disease Control (CDC) stated yesterday. Nineteen deaths in Tainan were ...
Dengue fever cases top 4000
Suspected dengue deaths total 19 since May: CDC
CDC announces 19 dengue fever deaths in the latest outbreak
Biotechin.Asia
Inside nonagenarian athlete, Olga Kotelko's brain – Effects of exercise on ...
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University of Illinois Beckman Institute researcher Agnieszka Burzynska and her colleagues analyzed the brain and cognition of Olga Kotelko, a 93-year-old track-and-field athlete on the effects of exercise on the brains and cognitive abilities of the ...
Exercise Keeps Brain Young: ResearchersNewsmax
Well | Does Exercise Change Your Brain?New York Times (blog)
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University of Illinois Beckman Institute researcher Agnieszka Burzynska and her colleagues analyzed the brain and cognition of Olga Kotelko, a 93-year-old track-and-field athlete on the effects of exercise on the brains and cognitive abilities of the ...
Exercise Keeps Brain Young: Researchers
Well | Does Exercise Change Your Brain?
KSAT San Antonio
'Over 800000 children die annually from inadequate breast feeding'
BusinessDay
Not giving a newly born baby adequate breast milk in the first six months of birth has been identified as the cause of over 800,000 infant deaths every year across the world, as only 38 percent of babies are exclusively breastfed. Oruene Finebone ...
Breast-feeding tips for working mumsAsiaOne
Breast milk, synthetic pot, jail visits among new lawsKSAT San Antonio
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BusinessDay
Not giving a newly born baby adequate breast milk in the first six months of birth has been identified as the cause of over 800,000 infant deaths every year across the world, as only 38 percent of babies are exclusively breastfed. Oruene Finebone ...
Breast-feeding tips for working mums
Breast milk, synthetic pot, jail visits among new laws
Review examines risks, responses to in-flight medical emergencies
Reuters
(Reuters Health) - An airplane in flight is one of the worst places to have a medical emergency, even if there's a doctor on board. Medical supplies and drugs are limited. There's often little space for a physician to work or for anyone to render first ...
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Reuters
(Reuters Health) - An airplane in flight is one of the worst places to have a medical emergency, even if there's a doctor on board. Medical supplies and drugs are limited. There's often little space for a physician to work or for anyone to render first ...
Selfie madness: too many dying to get the picture
Reuters
SYDNEY, Sept 3 The rise of selfie photography in some of the world's most beautiful, and dangerous, places is sparking a range of interventions aimed at combating risk-taking that has resulted in a string of gruesome deaths worldwide. The act of taking ...
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Reuters
SYDNEY, Sept 3 The rise of selfie photography in some of the world's most beautiful, and dangerous, places is sparking a range of interventions aimed at combating risk-taking that has resulted in a string of gruesome deaths worldwide. The act of taking ...
BBC News
HIV clinic leak: 'A friend's on the list, he'd never told me his status'
BBC News
The 56 Dean Street clinic in London sent out the names and email addresses of 780 people who attend HIV services. Patients were supposed to be blind-copied into an email newsletter, but instead a group email was sent. Elliot Herman's seen the list ...
NHS clinic reveals identities of hundreds of HIV-positive patientsIrish Examiner
Sexual health clinic accidentally publishes HIV status of 800 patientsPPP Focus.com
Sky News presenter Kay Burley under fire for calling sexual health centre ...Express.co.uk
Washington Post
The Times (subscription)
Telegraph.co.uk
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BBC News
The 56 Dean Street clinic in London sent out the names and email addresses of 780 people who attend HIV services. Patients were supposed to be blind-copied into an email newsletter, but instead a group email was sent. Elliot Herman's seen the list ...
NHS clinic reveals identities of hundreds of HIV-positive patients
Sexual health clinic accidentally publishes HIV status of 800 patients
Sky News presenter Kay Burley under fire for calling sexual health centre ...
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