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Rapid test developed for liver toxicity
The Straits Times
A biopsy needle, currently used to extract liver tissue, next to two microfluidic chips which scientists aim to integrate into a palm-sized test kit for rapid diagnosis of liver damage. PHOTO: NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY. Published. 6 hours ago.
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The Straits Times
A biopsy needle, currently used to extract liver tissue, next to two microfluidic chips which scientists aim to integrate into a palm-sized test kit for rapid diagnosis of liver damage. PHOTO: NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY. Published. 6 hours ago.
Singapore, US scientists invent device to speed up tests for liver toxicity
Singapore, US scientists invent device that tests liver toxicity on the spot
New device promises expedited results for detecting liver toxicity
Reuters UK
Weight-loss surgery may not increase health costs for diabetes
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(Reuters Health) - Weight loss surgery may be a cost-effective way of lowering blood sugar for many diabetics, not just those who are severely obese, a Swedish study suggests. Researchers found that for people with diabetes, total healthcare costs did ...
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Getting active after a cancer diagnosis may extend life
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(Reuters Health) - For people diagnosed with cancer, the risk of cancer death falls as physical activity rises, according to a new analysis of more than 70 existing studies. Researchers found the same holds true for everyone – supporting the current ...
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(Reuters Health) - For people diagnosed with cancer, the risk of cancer death falls as physical activity rises, according to a new analysis of more than 70 existing studies. Researchers found the same holds true for everyone – supporting the current ...
Penang defends decision to cull strays
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GEORGE TOWN: The state government has denied that it is on a “killing frenzy” in approving a mass dog culling exercise to curb the rabies outbreak. State Health Committee chairman Dr Afif Bahardin said the administration has engaged with experts who ...
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The Sun Daily
GEORGE TOWN: The state government has denied that it is on a “killing frenzy” in approving a mass dog culling exercise to curb the rabies outbreak. State Health Committee chairman Dr Afif Bahardin said the administration has engaged with experts who ...
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A defining moment in modern health care
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Martin Shkreli is health care's Gordon Gekko, its wolf of Wall Street, the symbol of all that makes people uneasy about an industry that seeks to make money by selling treatments while vowing to care only about the well-being of vulnerable patients ...
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Dengue fever cases top 15000 in Taiwan
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Taipei, Sept. 24 (CNA) The number of dengue fever cases recorded since May has increased to 15,282, with 98.4 percent occurring in southern Taiwan's most populous cities of Tainan and Kaohsiung, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) said Thursday.
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Focus Taiwan News Channel
Taipei, Sept. 24 (CNA) The number of dengue fever cases recorded since May has increased to 15,282, with 98.4 percent occurring in southern Taiwan's most populous cities of Tainan and Kaohsiung, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) said Thursday.
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Times of India
MERS alert for homebound Haj pilgrims
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Times of India
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In Japan, you can rent “Handsome Weeping Boys” to wipe away your tears
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For 7,900 yen, or about $65, it is now possible in Japan to hire an attractive man to come to your workplace and gently brush away your tears as you weep. If you need help getting the waterworks flowing, he will also patiently sit in your cubicle and ...
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To eat less, consider smaller plates and packages
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Adults consume more food when it comes in bigger packages or is served on larger plates, a review of past research has found. POSTED: 24 Sep 2015 02:50. PHOTOS. A steak and fried shrimp combo plate is served to a customer at Norms Diner on La ...
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Adults consume more food when it comes in bigger packages or is served on larger plates, a review of past research has found. POSTED: 24 Sep 2015 02:50. PHOTOS. A steak and fried shrimp combo plate is served to a customer at Norms Diner on La ...
Daily Mail
If You're Sitting Down Don't Sit Still, New Research Suggests
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(Newsroom America) -- New research suggests that the movements involved in fidgeting may counteract the adverse health impacts of sitting for long periods. A team of researchers, co-led by the University of Leeds and UCL, report that an increased risk ...
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