2015年9月4日 星期五

2015-09-05 Singapore Health


Informing athletes about concussions may not change behavior   
Channel News Asia
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Educating athletes about the risk of concussion may do little to change long-term behavior, a new qualitative research review has found. Based on 89 peer-reviewed articles, two books and two Web sites, researchers say the ...


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Tackle misuse of disability toilets at its root   
The Straits Times
I disagree with Dr Marissa Lee Medjeral-Mills' reasons for giving people with disabilities the exclusive use of disability toilets ("Disability toilets more about lowering barriers"; Thursday). She said that unlike priority seats on MRT trains, users ...

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AsiaOne
   
Woman who died after trekking in Indonesia had stroke symptoms   
AsiaOne
Ms Lisa Orsi, seen here in a Facebook photo, collapsed on Feb 20 and died 12 days later. Facebook. Saturday, Sep 05, 2015. The New Paper By Shaffiq Alkhatib. It was supposed to be a fun hiking trip in Indonesia for the six women. But the holiday became ...
Inquest: Derry woman died from lack of oxygen to brain   the Irish News

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The Straits Times
   
Back to 'school' for grandparents   
The Straits Times
A group of women cradling baby dolls are gathered at Songpa Maternity Care Centre in Seoul, listening keenly to instructions on how to bathe and swaddle an infant. But these are not new mums who have just given birth and are staying at the centre ...

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Fox News
   
Arthritis may be worse in poor countries but seem worse in rich ones   
Channel News Asia
(Reuters Health) - A study of people with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) finds that those in wealthy nations are more troubled by it, even though people in poor countries have more severe symptoms. The results, tallied from 17 countries, suggest that ...
Discovery Could Lead to Earlier RA Treatment   Pain News Network

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Biotechin.Asia
   
Google and Sanofi Join Forces on Diabetes Monitoring and Treatment   
Biotechin.Asia
Google Inc.'s health-care research unit is going to work with European pharmaceutical company Sanofi SA on new ways to monitor and treat diabetes. The companies declined to say how much they are investing in the partnership. Sanofi is a leading maker ...

Google, Sanofi Partner on New Diabetes R&D Project   Drug Discovery & Development
Google Life Sciences and Sanofi collaborate in fight against diabetes   Diabetes.co.uk

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Biotechin.Asia
   
Fewer people neglecting healthcare over cost: CDC   
Biotechin.Asia
The rate of people who didn't get needed medical care as a result of its cost reached a 16-year-low in the three months that ended in March, as the Affordable Care Act continued to drive down the number of people without health insurance, according to ...
A New Cost of Obamacare: Surging emergency room usage   Your Houston News
Do You Have 50 to 100 Employees? Get Ready – Now – For 2016   Jewish Link of New Jersey
Utah's Medicaid expansion proposal unfairly taxes caregivers   Deseret News

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Channel News Asia
   
Restless nights? Smart devices may help ease you through the twilight hours   
Channel News Asia
Insomniacs, light sleepers and others who blink bleary eyes every morning could be the next target of technology companies looking to come up with ideas to improve any given aspect of consumers' lives. POSTED: 05 Sep 2015 01:55. PHOTOS. Children ...

Restless nights? Smart devices may help   The Straits Times

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Huffington Post
   
Breaking The Glass Ceiling Is Permanently Damaging To Your Health   
Huffington Post
Sadly, questioning the legitimacy of women in male-dominated fields isn't limited to the military. And the stress of being undermined by coworkers, in conjunction with experiencing sexual harassment in the workplace, takes a toll on women's health ...

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International Business Times UK
   
New class of cancer drugs found in wasp venom   
tce today
WASPS are widely hated, but researchers in the UK and Brazil have found that they do have a use after all – a new class of cancer drug has been discovered in the venom of a Brazilian species. Polybia paulista, a social wasp, produces a toxin called MP1 ...
Venom From This Brazilian Wasp Can Kill Cancer Cells! [PHOTOS]   Food World News
Brazilian wasp venom kills cancer cells and not normal cells!   Biotechin.Asia
Brazilian wasp venom kills cancer cells by opening them up   AZERTAC News

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