FDA Approves 'Artificial Pancreas' To Manage Diabetes
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- Published on 29 September 2016
WASHINGTON: Federal regulators have approved a first-of-a-kind "artificial pancreas," a device that can help some diabetes patients manage their disease by constantly monitoring their blood sugar and delivering insulin as needed.
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Want To Keep Your Grown Kids In Your Life? Learn To Be The Impartial Neighbor
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- Published on 29 September 2016
When all four of our children were 8 years old or younger, and I felt one, or all of them, weren't getting the best of my attention, I'd ask them to draw me a picture of what happened during their day, so we could talk about it later. It was a young-parent method that worked. Two decades later, I'm finding that it still works with my adult children.
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There May Be Aliens Living On Jupiter’s Moon, Scientists Explain Their Discovery
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- Published on 28 September 2016
Life outside Earth has always been a mystery surrounding us Earthlings – but could there really be life outside our planet?
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What Are Today's Headlines?
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- Published on 27 September 2016
Today's English news dailies mostly focused on the gruesome homicide where a father and his two children were found dead in their home, along with news of AAM selling its headquarters and questions of who is to blame over the recent Go-Kart tragedy,
Is Libya The Answer To The Refugee Crisis In Europe?
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- Published on 26 September 2016
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has described the arrival of refugees in Europe as "poison" and criticised the European Union's immigration policies.
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A Court Has Ruled That Time Spent Traveling To And From Work Is “Work”
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- Published on 23 September 2016
Sweaty trips on overstuffed trains and buses, rush-hour traffic jams for many workers, the commute can be the most stressful part of a working day.
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Hate People? Here Are The Jobs For You
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- Published on 20 September 2016
To succeed in a world of extroverts, consider these strategies.
Alzheimer's Stemmed But Not Stopped, Say Experts
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- Published on 20 September 2016
SOARING rates of population growth and ageing have long been seen as portending a global explosion of Alzheimer's, the debilitating disease that robs older people of their memory and independence.
UMK Awards Five Malaysian Batik Enthusiasts
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- Published on 19 September 2016
KOTA BHARU: Universiti Malaysia Kelantan (UMK) has selected five individuals to receive the Tokoh Batik 2016 award for their involvement in developing and preserving batik in the country.
Do Malaysian Women Sit Longer At Work Than Men?
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- Published on 19 September 2016
A recent survey conducted by Herbalife has indicated that 90 per cent of Malaysian women spend more than six hours a day at their desks, compared to men who polled slightly lower at 80 per cent.
