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S'pore revives subsidy plan for haze-related woes
Malaysiakini (subscription)
Due to the worsening haze situation in Singapore, the Ministry of Health (MOH) will be activating the Haze Subsidy Scheme beginning today. It will be available at all polyclinics and Public Health Preparedness Clinics (PHPC), it said in a statement ...
Singapore activates subsidy to help pollution-related medical needsThe Malaysian Insider
Govt rolls out help as haze lingersTODAYonline
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Malaysiakini (subscription)
Due to the worsening haze situation in Singapore, the Ministry of Health (MOH) will be activating the Haze Subsidy Scheme beginning today. It will be available at all polyclinics and Public Health Preparedness Clinics (PHPC), it said in a statement ...
Singapore activates subsidy to help pollution-related medical needs
Govt rolls out help as haze lingers
TODAYonline
Using the arts to reach elderly with dementia
TODAYonline
A volunteer showing dementia patient Mr Lee Meng Teck how to use a camera at a photography tour organised by the Alzheimer's Disease Association (ADA). Photo: ADA. Therapy can raise well-being, communication in those with the condition, experts say.
Dementia numbers growingMercatorNet (blog)
TODAY Online - Using the arts to reach elderly with dementiaSingapore Government Online (press release)
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A volunteer showing dementia patient Mr Lee Meng Teck how to use a camera at a photography tour organised by the Alzheimer's Disease Association (ADA). Photo: ADA. Therapy can raise well-being, communication in those with the condition, experts say.
Dementia numbers growing
TODAY Online - Using the arts to reach elderly with dementia
Telegraph.co.uk
Antibacterial handwash 'no better than soap at killing germs'
Telegraph.co.uk
Antibacterial handwash is no more effective than plain soap at killing bacteria, a new study has found. In recent years numerous products have appeared on the shelves claiming they were effective in killing 99.9 per cent of all germs. But Korea ...
Antibacterial soap with triclosan 'no better at killing germs' – studyThe Guardian
Antibacterial soap no real threat to germs: StudyChannel News Asia
Antibacterial soap is NO more effective than plain soapDaily Mail
Live Science
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Telegraph.co.uk
Antibacterial handwash is no more effective than plain soap at killing bacteria, a new study has found. In recent years numerous products have appeared on the shelves claiming they were effective in killing 99.9 per cent of all germs. But Korea ...
Antibacterial soap with triclosan 'no better at killing germs' – study
Antibacterial soap no real threat to germs: Study
Antibacterial soap is NO more effective than plain soap
AsiaOne
Indoor pesticide exposure tied to childhood cancers
AsiaOne
A new analysis of existing research finds that kids exposed to pesticides indoors are at higher risk for childhood cancers. The study, based on data mainly from North America, Europe and Australia, suggests that policies should be developed to limit ...
Children exposed to Pesticides at risk of developing Childhood Cancers: StudyNorthern Californian
Indoor pesticides 'significantly increase' risk of child cancers – studyRT
Report: Pesticide exposure linked to childhood cancer and lower IQKSL.com
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AsiaOne
A new analysis of existing research finds that kids exposed to pesticides indoors are at higher risk for childhood cancers. The study, based on data mainly from North America, Europe and Australia, suggests that policies should be developed to limit ...
Children exposed to Pesticides at risk of developing Childhood Cancers: Study
Indoor pesticides 'significantly increase' risk of child cancers – study
Report: Pesticide exposure linked to childhood cancer and lower IQ
Dress code in schools to fight dengue
The Asian Age
As the national capital battles highest number of dengue cases in last five years, the Delhi government on Tuesday directed schools across the city to ensure that students attend school wearing clothes which fully cover them for the next one month to ...
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The Asian Age
As the national capital battles highest number of dengue cases in last five years, the Delhi government on Tuesday directed schools across the city to ensure that students attend school wearing clothes which fully cover them for the next one month to ...
Reuters
Despite fall in hunger, obesity and diabetes worsen around the globe: report
Reuters
TORONTO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Despite a drop in the number of people facing starvation, nearly one in three of the world's population are malnourished, even as obesity spreads around the globe, an international food security think-tank said on ...
Pakistan among 20 countries to meet only one nutrition targetThe Express Tribune
Malnourished or obese, nations must double nutrition budgetChicago Tribune
One in three of global population malnourished: reportGlobalPost
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Reuters
TORONTO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Despite a drop in the number of people facing starvation, nearly one in three of the world's population are malnourished, even as obesity spreads around the globe, an international food security think-tank said on ...
Pakistan among 20 countries to meet only one nutrition target
Malnourished or obese, nations must double nutrition budget
One in three of global population malnourished: report
The Straits Times
The haze is back: Everything you need to know about the haze
The Straits Times
The haze around Rivervale Lane at 7.05pm on Sept 14, 2015 when the three-hour PSI at 7pm was 167. Lim Yaohui. Published. Sep 15, 2015, 10:29 am SGT. More. Share Tweet Linkedin Email Pin Google+ Reddit Print. Permalink: http://str.sg/ZBZC. Copy.
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The haze around Rivervale Lane at 7.05pm on Sept 14, 2015 when the three-hour PSI at 7pm was 167. Lim Yaohui. Published. Sep 15, 2015, 10:29 am SGT. More. Share Tweet Linkedin Email Pin Google+ Reddit Print. Permalink: http://str.sg/ZBZC. Copy.
AsiaOne
Sick? Go easy on those pills
AsiaOne
Sick? Don't just pop a pill, especially an antibiotic, without first consulting a physician. The Department of Health (DOH) has reminded the public not to take antibiotics indiscriminately as this could lead to antimicrobial resistance (AMR), in which ...
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AsiaOne
Sick? Don't just pop a pill, especially an antibiotic, without first consulting a physician. The Department of Health (DOH) has reminded the public not to take antibiotics indiscriminately as this could lead to antimicrobial resistance (AMR), in which ...
Arthritis may increase risk of poverty, especially for women
Reuters
(Reuters Health) - An arthritis diagnosis increases the risk of falling into poverty, according to an Australian study. Arthritis is a very debilitating disease and likely impacts labor force participation, either forcing people to retire early due to ...
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Reuters
(Reuters Health) - An arthritis diagnosis increases the risk of falling into poverty, according to an Australian study. Arthritis is a very debilitating disease and likely impacts labor force participation, either forcing people to retire early due to ...
Los Angeles Times
First West Nile virus death reported in Los Angeles County
Los Angeles Times
A San Gabriel Valley man who died this month was confirmed on Tuesday as the first West Nile virus death in Los Angeles County this year, county health officials said. The man was hospitalized in late August and had pre-existing health conditions, ...
West Nile virus kills Baltimore Co. manWashington Post
Baltimore County person is Maryland's first West Nile Virus death this yearABC2 News
First West Nile Virus case of 2015 confirmed in Long BeachLong Beach Press Telegram
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Los Angeles Times
A San Gabriel Valley man who died this month was confirmed on Tuesday as the first West Nile virus death in Los Angeles County this year, county health officials said. The man was hospitalized in late August and had pre-existing health conditions, ...
West Nile virus kills Baltimore Co. man
Baltimore County person is Maryland's first West Nile Virus death this year
First West Nile Virus case of 2015 confirmed in Long Beach
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