Business
Economic Times - SINGAPORE: The euro dipped on Friday but held on to the bulk of the previous day's gains after Greece moved closer to securing fresh funds needed to avoid a messy debt default. |
ABS CBN News - By Lawrence Agcaoili, The Philippine Star MANILA, Philippines - Philippine economic managers believe that the impact on the Philippines of the decision of China to lower its economic growth target to 7.5 percent instead of eight percent this year would ... |
Inquirer.net - Since way back in 2004, I have written in support of “sin taxes” on tobacco not simply as a policy advocate but as someone who grew up with asthma. |
Health
SunHerald.com - By STAFF - McClatchy-Tribune Married adults who have heart surgery are more than three times as likely as singles who have the same surgery to survive the next three months, according to a new study out this month in the Journal of Health and Social ... |
Philippine Star - By Sheila Crisostomo (The Philippine Star) Updated March 09, 2012 12:00 AM 0 MANILA, Philippines - Health Secretary Enrique Ona assured the people yesterday that the Department of Health (DOH) will continue advocating the printing of graphic health ... |
WTMA - Hemera/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) -- Most of us have become so adept at using keyboards that we rarely stop to think about whether we type more words on the left side of the QWERTY keyboard or the right. |
AFP - ROME - A type of bacteria mostly found in raw chicken meat that can cause diarrhoea and fever is on the rise in the European Union, according to a report from European food safety agencies published on Thursday. |
Brisbane Times - Coca-Cola says it will not be altering their top secret recipe, despite widespread reports to the contrary. The beverage company has confirmed it will be making changes to way the soft drink is manufactured in California to avoid having to put cancer ... |
Reuters - * Striking health workers want higher allowances * Workers say dismissal a ploy to get them back to work * Industrial action part of a series as inflation bites By James Macharia NAIROBI, March 8 (Reuters) - Kenya's government said on Thursday it had ... |
UGPulse.com - Women living with HIV are calling on government to provide accessible and adequate treatment to girls living with HIV. Lilian Mworeko, the regional coordinator of women living with HIV in East Africa says about 60% of people living with HIV/AIDS ... |
Khaleej Times - 'Drink plenty of water and look after your kidneys' was the message given out by a UAE doctor on World Kidney Day, which fell on March 8 this year. |
KSNT - BOSTON (AP) - A new study could be very bad news for efforts to customize cancer treatment based on each person's genes. Scientists have discovered big differences from place to place in the same tumor as to which genes are active or mutated. |
BBC News - One dose of the hallucinogenic drug LSD could help alcoholics give up drinking, according to an analysis of studies performed in the 1960s. |
SmartPlanet.com (blog) - By Janet Fang | March 8, 2012, 4:13 PM PST Patients who receive kidney transplants usually end up taking drugs to help suppress their immune system from mounting an attack against the donated organ. |
Indian Express - Even a few weeks of eating fruits and vegetables may give your skin a healthy glow and make you look cuter, a new study has suggested. |
Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier - AP | Posted: Wednesday, March 7, 2012 5:09 pm | (0) Comments Alzheimer's disease patients who are taking a commonly prescribed drug can still benefit from it after they progress to moderate-to-severe illness, when it can be tough to tell whether it's ... |
abc7.com - LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- If you want to keep your blood sugar steady, experts say, take a break! According to a study in the journal Diabetes Care, taking a break every 20 minutes after a meal helps lower the body's levels of glucose and insulin. |
The Root - From the Huffington Post:The findings, published in the journal Psychopharmacology, offer new evidence about the processes in the brain that shape implicit racial bias, said Sylvia Terbeck, experimental psychologist and lead author of the study, ... |
Bernama - HAVANA, March 9 (Bernama) -- Cuba's latest advances in its biochemical industry, displayed this week at the 29th Havana International Biotechnology Congress, have attracted world attention. |
Garden City News - Daylight Savings Time begins this Sunday, March 11. Residents are reminded that clocks should be set one hour ahead. The Village's solicitation law prohibits all unwanted commercial solicitations and distributions on all private residential property in ... |
No comments:
Post a Comment