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951 patients, healthcare workers to be screened for hepatitis C, almost double ...
The Straits Times
A total of 951 people will need to be screened for the hepatitis C virus in the wake of an outbreak that has possibly killed at least four patients. ST PHOTO: ALICIA CHAN. Published. 1 hour ago. More. Share Tweet Linkedin Email Pin Google+ Reddit Print.
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The Straits Times
A total of 951 people will need to be screened for the hepatitis C virus in the wake of an outbreak that has possibly killed at least four patients. ST PHOTO: ALICIA CHAN. Published. 1 hour ago. More. Share Tweet Linkedin Email Pin Google+ Reddit Print.
Multi-dose vials come under scrutiny
SGH Hepatitis C cluster: Half of patients in affected wards contacted
More to be called in for hepatitis C screening
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No haze-linked newsprint: SPH
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SINGAPORE Press Holdings (SPH) said yesterday that it does not purchase any of its newsprint supplies for its newspapers from the five companies being probed for links to forest fires in Indonesia which have caused the haze. The media organisation also ...
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SINGAPORE Press Holdings (SPH) said yesterday that it does not purchase any of its newsprint supplies for its newspapers from the five companies being probed for links to forest fires in Indonesia which have caused the haze. The media organisation also ...
Singaporeans deliver 21000 masks to haze-hit Kalimantan
Helping Kalimantan at the heart of the haze
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Businessman aims to 'translate' TCM to the world
AsiaOne
During the 1970s, doctor Zhang Tingdong, who focused on research into blood disease, heard that the poison arsenic, a kind of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), was used by an old practitioner of TCM to treat cancer in northeast China's Heilongjiang ...
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During the 1970s, doctor Zhang Tingdong, who focused on research into blood disease, heard that the poison arsenic, a kind of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), was used by an old practitioner of TCM to treat cancer in northeast China's Heilongjiang ...
AsiaOne
Ex-newsman fit as a fiddle at 75
AsiaOne
A healthy mind in a healthy body - that is my secret to maintaining my fitness level even as a septuagenarian. At 75, I am blessed for I am free of chronic health problems and I still consider myself fit as a fiddle. By nature, I am a fighter against ...
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A healthy mind in a healthy body - that is my secret to maintaining my fitness level even as a septuagenarian. At 75, I am blessed for I am free of chronic health problems and I still consider myself fit as a fiddle. By nature, I am a fighter against ...
AsiaOne
Bear spits out human
AsiaOne
A hunter tracking elk in the Montana mountains says he fended off an attacking grizzly bear by shoving his arm into its throat to induce a gag reflex that would frighten it away, state wildlife managers report. Chase Dellwo, 26, was hunting with a ...
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AsiaOne
A hunter tracking elk in the Montana mountains says he fended off an attacking grizzly bear by shoving his arm into its throat to induce a gag reflex that would frighten it away, state wildlife managers report. Chase Dellwo, 26, was hunting with a ...
Wildlife experts warn Montanans to stay safe in nature
The Straits Times
Antioxidant supplements 'will not lower cancer risk'
The Straits Times
Nobel laureate James Watson says antioxidant supplements do not contain the "solution to health", despite what many commercial companies claim. PHOTO: ST FILE. Published. 3 hours ago. More. Share Tweet Linkedin Email Pin Google+ Reddit Print.
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Nobel laureate James Watson says antioxidant supplements do not contain the "solution to health", despite what many commercial companies claim. PHOTO: ST FILE. Published. 3 hours ago. More. Share Tweet Linkedin Email Pin Google+ Reddit Print.
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Smoking set to kill one in three young men in China, study finds
AsiaOne
One in three of all the young men in China will eventually be killed by tobacco unless a substantial proportion of them succeed in quitting smoking, researchers said on Friday. "Without rapid, committed, and widespread action to reduce smoking levels ...
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AsiaOne
One in three of all the young men in China will eventually be killed by tobacco unless a substantial proportion of them succeed in quitting smoking, researchers said on Friday. "Without rapid, committed, and widespread action to reduce smoking levels ...
Smoking set to kill one in three young Chinese men as country faces 'epidemic'
Studies say 1/3 of young men in China to die from smoking
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US cancer doctors drop pricey drugs with little or no effect
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U.S. oncologists, aware that patients are paying more of the costs of expensive cancer drugs, are increasingly declining to prescribe medicines that have scant or no effect, even as a last resort. POSTED: 08 Oct 2015 13:25. PHOTOS. A woman holds the ...
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U.S. oncologists, aware that patients are paying more of the costs of expensive cancer drugs, are increasingly declining to prescribe medicines that have scant or no effect, even as a last resort. POSTED: 08 Oct 2015 13:25. PHOTOS. A woman holds the ...
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Luxury birthing clinics spur cesarean 'epidemic' in Brazil
Kansas City Star
Thais Faria sank into a leather love seat, relaxing under the ministrations first of a masseuse, then a manicurist and finally a hairdresser-cum-makeup artist. Not 24 hours after her daughter was born via cesarean, Faria was being pampered at an ...
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Kansas City Star
Thais Faria sank into a leather love seat, relaxing under the ministrations first of a masseuse, then a manicurist and finally a hairdresser-cum-makeup artist. Not 24 hours after her daughter was born via cesarean, Faria was being pampered at an ...
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What 'runners' high' tells us about drug addiction
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The pleasure and reward centers of the brain are activated similarly by dangerous drugs as well as by exercise, which is why therapies to treat drug addiction often include lots of exercise. Scientists say activating these pleasure and reward receptors ...
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The pleasure and reward centers of the brain are activated similarly by dangerous drugs as well as by exercise, which is why therapies to treat drug addiction often include lots of exercise. Scientists say activating these pleasure and reward receptors ...
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