Business
San Francisco Chronicle - Feb. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Greece's efforts to win a second bailout from international creditors teetered in the balance as negotiations in Athens failed to clinch an agreement. |
Chicago Sun-Times - By Robert Reich February 4, 2012 3:54PM The most significant aspect of January's jobs report is political. The fact that America's labor market continues to improve is good news for the White House. |
Patch.com - Bank of America and Merrill Lynch are sponsoring free museum admission to bank cardholders today and tomorrow. By Joseph Hutnak The Museum of Work and Culture in Woonsocket is among the Rhode Island museums taking part in the 'Museums On Us' program ... |
Business Mirror - HOPES were dashed for the country to have a Department of Information Technology as other booming countries that surpassed the Philippines did when Science chief Mario G. Montejo said it is not necessary. |
Zee News - New York: Crude oil prices rose as the US jobs data for January came in better than expected, Xinhua reported. The Labor Department reported that US non-farm jobs added 243000 in January, the largest increase since April 2011. |
Philippine Star - MANILA, Philippines - Developing countries including the Philippines can utilize marine-based renewable energy technologies such as wind, wave and tidal range as an alternative power source. |
UN News Centre - A mother in Mindanao, Philippines, feeds her baby with high-protein paste during a feeding programme for survivors of tropical storm Washi. |
Malta Independent Online - Gozo Channel's largest vessel, the MV Malita, will be back in service tomorrow after completing extensive refurbishment and maintenance works, which were spread over a five-week period. |
Economic Times - BERLIN: The possibility of a sovereign default by Greece cannot be ruled out, Jean-Claude Juncker, head of the Eurogroup of finance ministers from the single currency zone, said in a German magazine on Saturday. |
Telegraph.co.uk - A British tycoon has asked a French court to shut down a chip stand near his flat in the plush ski resort of Val d'Isere, as he cannot stand the smell of cooking fat. |
Health
Times of India - ALLAHABAD: World Cancer Day would be celebrated on February 4 to create awareness among people and remove misconceptions about the dreaded disease. |
Montreal Gazette (blog) - McGill University issued a terse response Friday to allegations some of its researchers have, over several decades, colluded with the asbestos industry to play down or cloud the fibrous mineral's devastating health impacts. |
Fiji Times - CANCER is everyone's responsibility, says World Health Organisation's regional director for the western Pacific Dr Shin Young-soo. |
The Guardian - GPs, midwives and health service officials have been told to ensure pregnant women and those with young children in low-income families know of their right to free vitamin D supplements. |
Hindustan Times - Testosterone can skew one's judgement, creating the impression that decisions are best taken alone even in situations that call for collaboration, according to a study released Wednesday. |
Yahoo! Philippines News - If you're looking to shed weight by relying on a smartphone app and/or a portable fitness gadget, look for one that comes with a "virtual coach," at least according to new research published last week. |
Yahoo! Philippines News - Measles outbreaks in parts of Europe and Africa led to some 60000 more cases worldwide in 2010 over the previous year, after nearly a decade of declines, US health authorities said on Thursday. |
Fox News - Print Email Share Comments Recommend Tweet Health officials in Kyrgyzstan say they have diagnosed 70 new cases of HIV among children during a widespread check following a scandal over transmission of the virus in hospitals. |
Irish Health - The number of deaths worldwide from malaria may be seriously underestimated, and could be almost twice as high as previously believed, according to new research. |
gulfnews.com - By Mahmood Saberi, Senior Reporter Dubai: Lung cancer is the most common cancer among Arab men and the only way to tackle this is for men to give up smoking, a medical institution in Dubai has warned. |
Men's News Daily - By Amy Alkon Like alcohol and tobacco, sugar is a toxic, addictive substance that should be highly regulated with taxes, laws on where and to whom it can be advertised, and even age-restricted sales, says a team of UCSF scientists. |
Huffington Post - Chances are, you do. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 12.7 million people find out each year around the world that they have cancer, and 7.6 million people die from cancer. |
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