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Foods that boost your happiness

March 17, 2015

Dark Chocolate Chocolates, in general are loaded with chemicals that enhance mood, seratonin in particular, whose release is triggered when chocolate is consumed. It also said that chocolate contains some of the same mood-enhancing chemicals, found in marijuana albeit in […]

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13 treated after eating meat of rabid dog

March 17, 2015

Philippine health officials are treating 13 people after it was discovered that they had eaten meat from a dog that was later diagnosed with rabies, a city veterinarian said Sunday. The discovery that the four adults and nine children had […]

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Fake Milo detected; six held

March 17, 2015

Two days after government officials found imitation packs of Milo on sale in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia, the manufacturers, Nestle Malaysia, began a campaign to warn its customers. The company posted a warning on its Facebook page with photographs to show […]

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First successful penis transplant in the world

March 17, 2015

South African doctors announced Friday that they had performed the world’s first successful penis transplant, three months after the ground-breaking operation. The 21-year-old patient had his penis amputated three years ago after a botched circumcision at a traditional initiation ceremony. […]

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When your child needs to stay at home from school

March 17, 2015

While it may seem obvious, the decision can be difficult for it requires juggling the family schedule: Chicago pediatrician Hanna Chow-Johnson, MD lays out guidelines to help parents do what’s best for their child and his classmates. Beginning with obvious […]

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Three deaths linked to tainted ice-cream

March 16, 2015

Three Kansas hospital patients have died and two have been sickened by listeriosis linked to single-serve Blue Bell Creameries ice cream products since last year, health officials said on Friday. The five adults became ill from January 2014 to January […]

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New drug for diabetes

March 16, 2015

Improving glycaemic control for people with diabetes can be a convenient, once-a-day routine with the recent launch of a drug in Malaysia. Developed by MSD, the drug in question is an oral type 2 diabetes medication that combines sitagliptin phosphate […]

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What you should know about epilepsy

March 16, 2015

The Malaysian Society of Epilepsy aims to ‘bring epilepsy out of the shadows’ and educate the public about this often misunderstood disease. Sixty-five million people around the world live with epilepsy, and nearly 80% are found in developing countries, including […]

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How to avoid diabetes during pregnancy

March 16, 2015

Ask any pregnant woman about her health concerns during those nine months and somewhere on the list, weight gain is likely to feature. After all, gaining weight is an inevitable part of the process for every mum-to-be. However; excessive weight […]

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Female North Korean defectors prone to HPV

March 16, 2015

Female defectors from North Korea are at a higher-than-average risk of infection by human papillomavirus, or HPV, which can lead to cervical cancer, a recent study found. Almost 30 % of the women in the study, whose ages ranged from […]

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