Business
 | Inquirer.net - Economic growth and the inflow of local and foreign investments last year remained far behind expectations, prompting the Joint Foreign Chambers to renew calls for the government to implement critical measures that will boost the country's ... |
 | Financial Times - By Michael Mackenzie in New York A stealth bull market rally in US equities that has left many investors behind in recent months now has the additional support of the Federal Reserve and its intention not to tighten rates for the next three years. |
 | Bangkok Post - Lead negotiators for banks and insurers that hold much of Greece's debt were due back in Athens Thursday for what was described as "informal" talks on an agreement that remains doggedly elusive. |
 | Inquirer.net - A Japanese gaming giant on Thursday broke ground on a multibillion-dollar casino resort development that will rise on the Bagong Nayong Pilipino Entertainment Complex being built along Manila Bay. |
 | The Australian - IRANIAN President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says that Tehran is ready to sit down with world powers for talks on its nuclear drive as he downplayed the harmful effects of newly imposed sanctions. |
 | New York Times - DAVOS, SWITZERLAND - Is the “end of the euro” over? Among political and business leaders gathering here for the World Economic Forum's annual meeting, the talk seems to be have shifted away from doomsday forecasts of an imminent euro collapse. |
Health
 | WattGlobe Network - One of the public health problems that had been eliminated in Philippines is Leprosy. The disease had been confirmed not widely spreading since 1998. |
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 | BlissTree - by Dr. Natasha Turner | Leave a comment | Share a Tip Fatigue is one of the main complaints that I hear from new patients at my clinic. |
 | The State Journal-Register - By Anonymous A woman filed a police report Monday saying her boyfriend had transmitted the HIV virus to her. The 22-year-old woman, who lives on the south side of Springfield, told police she believes her boyfriend knew he had HIV and did not tell her. |
 | ITN - Two of the biggest users of the controversial PIP breast implants have made a u-turn in their stance against free removal. Transform Cosmetic Surgery Group and The Hospital Group have announced on their websites that they will take out the faulty ... |
 | Los Angeles Times - Working 11 hours a day may not only make you more tired -- it could also make you more depressed. A study of civil servants in England found that working excessive hours was linked with more cases of major depressive episodes. |
 | NPR - by Nancy Shute Men are more apt than women to lose thinking ability as they age, according to new research. And that mild cognitive impairment often leads to dementia. |
 | Washington Post (blog) - By Jennifer LaRue Huget Your likelihood of someday developing or dying from cardiovascular disease is established earlier in life than you might think, a new study suggests. |
 | Economic Times - NEW DELHI: Ranbaxy Laboratories has agreed to make significant changes in its manufacturing facilities in India and the US as part of a settlement that seeks to end wide-ranging investigations against the drug maker by the US regulatory authorities. |
 | Nature.com - A dire lack of global virus surveillance doesn't negate the potential of mutation monitoring, argue two researchers behind the mutant flu research. |
 | The Express Tribune - Punjab also needs to review the working of its health ministry, given the dengue debacle suffered last year. By Editorial A heart patient lies on a bed while seeking treatment at the Mayo hospital in Lahore on January 26, 2012. |
 | Wall Street Journal (blog) - By Katherine Hobson According to new stats out today from the CDC, not enough people are following the US Preventive Services Task Force's recommendations for getting regular breast, cervical and colorectal cancer screening tests. |
 | San Francisco Chronicle (blog) - In a chicken-flavored version of the “Super Size Me” documentary, a British girl is apparently dealing with the consequences of eating nothing but chicken nuggets and french fries for 15 straight years. |
 | Globe and Mail - Exposure to a group of chemicals widely used in consumer products reduces the effectiveness of childhood vaccinations, a new study suggests. |
 | National Post - Research into using stem cells and their amazing properties as a cutting-edge treatment for a range of illness is one of medicine's sexiest branches, and loaded with promise. |
 | Medical News Today - Tea, the second most consumed drink after water, may help lower blood pressure. Scientists at The University Of Western Australia and Unilever, state in Archives of Internal Medicine, that drinking black tea three times a day may drastically lower a ... |
 | Forbes - “It's more of a nuisance than anything else,” says Steve Hirsch, founder and co-chairman of Vivid Entertainment, arguably the most high-profile producers of adult movies in the world. |
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