Business
ABS CBN News - by Cecil Morella, Agence France-Presse MANILA - Philippine authorities confirmed Wednesday that top gaming officials accepted free luxury accommodation from a Japanese tycoon but denied these were bribes to ensure a new Manila casino was built. |
Journal Online - CLARK Freeport, Pampanga -- The Alyansa ng Manggagawang Magbubukid sa Asyenda Luisita (AMBALA) and Alyansang Magbubukid sa Gitnang Luzon (AMGL) assailed anew officials of the Cojuangco-controlled Hacienda Luisita Inc. (HLI) for sowing continuous terror ... |
BusinessWorld Online Edition - ONLINE GAME publisher Asiasoft Corporation Public Co. Ltd. plans to set up a local unit as it eyes to corner a significant share in Philippine market, officials said yesterday. |
Wall Street Journal - By Ian Talley WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--International Monetary Fund officials said that while a new financing agreement for Greece reached earlier this week can set the ailing economy's debt on a path toward healthy levels, perils in the days ahead could ... |
Health
Philippine Information Agency - By Hazel F. Gloria CEBU CITY, February 22 (PIA) --- The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD-7) in Central Visayas continues to distribute relief goods to the earthquake victims in Negros Oriental. |
Herald Sun - Strand of protein linked to 'body clock' and heart attacks Protein levels control electrical current in heart muscles Related: Work is giving us cancer - study SCIENTISTS say they've uncovered the first molecular proof that the "biological clock" is ... |
Hindustan Times - Stress can lead to several damaging effects on the human body. Many of these effects are acutely felt by the sufferer, but many more go 'unseen', one of which is shortening of telomere length. |
GMA News - Researchers from Harvard University in the United States have built "DNA origami" nanorobots to hunt down and destroy cancer cells in the body. |
Daily Mail - By Fiona Macrae IF you are on a diet, look away now. Losing weight is twice as hard as thought, scientists said last night. After factoring in how metabolism slows down as we shed pounds, they announced that dieters' expectations have been too high. |
Jerusalem Post - By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH 02/22/2012 23:33 New Ben-Gurion University study examined the prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder among firefighters, how they cope. |
MercoPress - Argentine Health Minister Juan Manzur confirmed Wednesday morning that the situation on the MSC Armonía cruise ship, which lost a crew member last Friday to a possible flu virus, “was under control” and “normal” after it arrived to Buenos Aires port to ... |
Kaiser Family Foundation - "South Asian nations are making the least progress in the Asia-Pacific region on meeting key development goals, which they pledged to achieve by 2015," Bindu Lohani, vice president for sustainable development at the Asian Development Bank (ADB), ... |
WBAY - Experts say people who drank a can of diet soda a day had a 43-percent higher risk of stroke or heart attack than people who didn't drink any. |
Daily Mail - By Pat Hagan Women who sit for up to seven hours a day may be more at risk of developing type two diabetes, new research shows. It found women who spend the most time sitting down during the week are more likely to show early signs of the disease than ... |
San Francisco Chronicle - Vivus' weight-loss pill Qnexa won the backing of a US advisory panel as the company seeks to gain approval for the first new obesity drug in 13 years. |
Daily Gossip - When taking into account the fact that heart attacks are the number one death cause in women, it becomes all the more important to find prevention strategies that work. |
PR Web (press release) - Doctors Haeck, Eaves, and Rohrich write joint ASAPS/ASPS statement calling for more research into stem cell facelift and stem cell breast augmentation. |
Medical News Today - Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), the largest provider of HIV treatment in Myanmar, released a report today highlighting the urgency of treating HIV and multi-drug resistant Tuberculosis (MDR-TB) in their country - Myanmar used to be called Burma. |
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