Business
 | Wall Street Journal (India) - BRUSSELS (Dow Jones)--European Union governments want Greece to settle the terms of its debt exchange with its private-sector creditors within the coming days and actually launch the exchange by the middle of February, European Commission President ... |
 | BusinessWorld Online Edition - THE ECONOMY grew by just 3.7% last year despite government efforts to hike spending in the fourth quarter, pulled down by a slump in exports and lingering global economic woes. |
 | Inquirer.net - HUNGRY KIDS A boy eats lunch near Del Pan Bridge in Manila surrounded by equally hungry children. According to a recent SocialWeather Stations survey, hunger affected some 4.5 million Filipino families in the last quarter of 2011. |
 | Inquirer.net - MANILA, Philippines—Mobile carrier Globe Telecom Inc. is spending a substantial chunk of the cash allotted for its five-year network modernization plan within the next 24 months as it competes with a rival more than twice its size. |
 | Malaya - BY JENNIFER AMBANTA BANK of the Philippine Islands yesterday reported net income of P12.8 billion in 2011, 14.3 percent higher than the P11.3 billion earned in the previous year. |
 | ABS CBN News - By VG Cabuag, BusinessMirror MANILA, Philippines - The Department of Finance is mulling over the imposition of taxes on all oil imports, including those enjoying zero-tariff rate to stop the rampant smuggling of petroleum products into the country. |
 | Financial Times - By Jonathan Guthrie There comes a point in a traditional fox hunt when the fox, hearing hounds baying and hooves thundering close behind, must know he is bested. |
 | NPR - by AP JERUSALEM (AP) - Officials are quietly conceding that new international sanctions targeting Iran's suspect nuclear program, while welcome, are further constraining Israel's ability to take military action - just as a window of opportunity is ... |
Health
 | Daily Mail - By Rob Waugh Human speech is dealt with in an entirely different part of the brain than scientists have thought. The area that handles speech is actually three centimetres closer to the centre of the brain - a huge distance, inside the complex organ. |
 | Law Professor Blogs Network (blog) - This Article examines the origins of the unique relationship between the psychiatric diagnosis Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and the law and considers the implications of that relationship for contemporary uses of the diagnosis in legal ... |
 | Newsday (subscription) - Health Newsday > News > Health Content Preview Newsday 7 day/Optimum Online ® subscribers click here for full access Not a Newsday or Optimum Online ® subscriber? |
 | Mobile Inquirer - Fancy your very own portable DNA sequencer for under $1000 well it could be coming soon. We could all benefit from a portable DNA sequencer that aims to deliver very quick DNA sequncing result which could help scientists work out the best methods of ... |
 | Economic Times - TRENTON, New Jersey: Thirteen major pharmaceutical companies, government groups and health charities will work together in a push to eliminate or control by 2020 10 tropical diseases that affect more than a billion people in poor countries. |
 | NEWS.com.au - Women are better at parking than men, according to new research. Picture: File Source: The Advertiser WOMEN are better at parking than men, according to new research which contradicts popular belief. |
 | Toronto Star - Niamh Scallan Staff Reporter A few blasts of ultrasound to the testes could soon provide men with an effective, inexpensive and pain-free birth control option, new research suggests. |
 | Toronto Sun - A new study says patients should get their blood pressure checked in both arms because it could identify life-threatening health problems. |
 | New York Daily News - By AP Asher Stewardson was born Jan. 26, weighing 13 pounds, 13 ounces. He measured 23 1/2 inches. He is believed to be the biggest baby ever born at Mercy Hospital without a surgical delivery. |
 | CBS Local - PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - Lung cancers are not all the same. Part of the difference is in the cancer's genetics. “There can be genes that predict that you're more likely to respond to chemotherapy. |
 | New Zealand Herald - More men are swapping the gym for the clinic - with male tummy tucks the fastest-growing cosmetic surgery procedure in Britain, figures show. |
 | Post-Tribune - complains of pains in her legs. I've heard horror stories about these replacements failing. Could this be the source of her problems? |
 | NBC2 News - If you're a woman who needs caffeine to get through the day, a new study says you need to watch your intake. The study from the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition says caffeine impacts the amount of estrogen your body produces and that the effects ... |
 | CBS News - The FDA has given its nod to Bydureon, making it the first weekly treatment for type 2 diabetes, according to drug's manufacturer. |
 | New York Daily News - By AP Leonidas Pacunda holds up the shirt of his son Isbac Pacunda, who was diagnosed with "Fetus in fetu" at Las Mercedes hospital in Chiclayo, Peru, Saturday Jan. 28, 2012. |
 | Werribee, Hoppers Crossing Star - By Alesha Capone A Hoppers Crossing family is organising a dinner dance to raise money for the Cancer Council's Wyndham Relay for Life, after losing three relatives to the illness. |
 | The National - A man smokes a cigarette at a cafe in Marina Mall, Abu Dhabi. The UAE Government is in the drawn-out process of implementing a smoking ban. |
 | Motley Fool - By Sean Williams | More Articles 2012 is shaping up to be a patent nightmare for most of the largest pharmaceutical companies. Nearly $29 billion in annual sales are at risk as patents are set to expire on some of the world's best-selling drugs ... |
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