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News 6 years ago

Cutting out rice not enough: More lifestyle changes needed to prevent diabetes

A person could not avoid diabetes simply by replacing rice with other sources of carbohydrate. ...

Life 6 years ago

Singing may bring benefits for patients with Parkinson’s disease

New preliminary research presented at the Society for Neuroscience 2018 conference this week has sho...

Life 6 years ago

Facebook data can be used to help identify depression, study suggests

The study suggested that the analysis of the language used online by users could predict whether or ...

Life 6 years ago

Obesity not necessarily caused by sweetened condensed milk: Nutritionist

Sweetened condensed milk still makes up a big portion of Indonesia’s milk consumption, and yet...

Life 6 years ago

Showerhead bacteria may be linked to lung disease: Study

The study also revealed that biofilm on showerheads made of metal is more likely to contain mycobact...

Life 6 years ago

Superbugs to 'kill millions' by 2050 unless countries act

Millions of people in Europe, North America and Australia will die from superbug infections unless c...

News 6 years ago

Haj pilgrims urged to avoid contact with camels to prevent MERS

Ahead of the upcoming hajj period next year, the Health Ministry warned hajj pilgrims on Wednesday t...

Life 6 years ago

Ozone layer recovering at 1-3 percent per decade: UN

The ozone layer that shields life from cancer-causing solar rays is recovering at a rate of one to t...

Life 6 years ago

Understanding decompression sickness: The divers’ disease

Decompression sickness (DCS), also known as divers’ disease or barotrauma, is a medical issue ...

Life 6 years ago

Skin cancer deaths rates soar, mostly for men: Study

Skin cancer deaths among men have soared in wealthy nations since 1985, with mortality rates among w...

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Cutting out rice not enough: More lifestyle changes needed to prevent diabetes

Singing may bring benefits for patients with Parkinson’s disease

Facebook data can be used to help identify depression, study suggests

Obesity not necessarily caused by sweetened condensed milk: Nutritionist

Showerhead bacteria may be linked to lung disease: Study

Superbugs to 'kill millions' by 2050 unless countries act

Haj pilgrims urged to avoid contact with camels to prevent MERS

Ozone layer recovering at 1-3 percent per decade: UN

Understanding decompression sickness: The divers’ disease

Skin cancer deaths rates soar, mostly for men: Study

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