Company to produce brand of milk as it moves away from sugary drinks
Bosses predict new milk product Fairlife will ‘rain money’ for the firm
Drink will cost twice as much as normal milk but boasts 50% more protein
By
Rupert Steiner, Chief City Correspondent for the Daily Mail
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Coca-Cola to sell milk… at twice the normal price
Previous studies claimed exposure to paracetamol in the womb or during early months of life leads to a greater chance of developing asthma
But new research suggests respiratory infections play a key role
Experts say evidence not strong enough to warrant warnings about drug
By
Jenny Hope,…
Experts say paracetamol link to asthma risk ‘has been overstated’
Research found babies are more likely to remember good times than bad
Experts analysed how babies responded to different stimuli in experiment
Babies were exposed to happy and angry voices and then showed shapes
Memories did not improve if shape was linked to negative voice but were…
Lullabies may help babies’ memories
Hong Kong (HKSAR) – More than 30 years ago, Vitasoy Group founder K S Lo, who was then an Urban Councillor, suggested conserving Flagstaff House – the former office and residence of the Commander of the British Forces – by turning it into the Museum of Tea Ware. Mr Lo also…
Exhibition toasts tea devotee K S Lo
There’s nothing fun about a nasty family argument, especially when everyone has gathered for Thanksgiving or some other festive event. And research has linked relationship conflict to anger, depression, anxiety, and other psychological problems.
But a new study published Oct. 10…
Family Fights May Have A Surprising Upside For Children
Popular culture and Internet listicles often portray the 30s as life’s best years. Free from the financial and personal insecurity of the 20s and not yet approaching the midlife challenges of the 40s and 50s, the 30s are said to be the best of both freedom, and responsibility. But…
What Science Says About Being In Your 30s
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Over a thousand Russians marched through central Moscow on Sunday to protest against reforms to the healthcare system and to demand better wages and working conditions for doctors.
Russian media says more than 7,000 doctors might lose their job as…
Russians march through Moscow to protest healthcare reforms
LONDON (AP) — Two months ago, the World Health Organization launched an ambitious plan to stop the deadly Ebola outbreak in West Africa, aiming to isolate 70 percent of the sick and safely Ebola 70 percent of the victims in the three hardest-hit countries — Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leo…
WHO will miss Ebola targets it set for Dec 1
By Carey Gillam
(Reuters) – An appeals court in Qatar on Sunday overturned the convictions of a Los Angeles couple who were sentenced to three years in jail for the death of their adopted African-born daughter, but the government was refusing to let the couple leave…
Qatar court overturns conviction of U.S. parents in death of adopted girl
Lucy Foran, 20, was born with no ligaments leaving all her joints dislocated Physiotherapy session means she can walk, but she can’t run or jump She also experiences problems with her lungs, feet and eyes Doctors say she is a medical mystery and cannot diagnose the problem Her family have…
Source:Woman born with NO LIGAMENTS seeks others with condition that baffles doctors
11-15-year-olds watch six times as much online video as older viewers £145.50 licence fee only applies to those who watch or record live TV ‘iPlayer loophole’ allows viewers to watch programmes for free online 500,000 households said to avoid licence fee by online-only …
Source:Future of TV licence in further doubt after research findings
Oxford University researchers are developing hand-held device It could quickly identify autoimmune disease, saving many lives Type 1 diabetes means the body cannot produce its own insulin 400,000 people in UK affected, usually first striking in childhood By Ben Spencer, Science Reporter for…
Source:Breath test for Type 1 diabetes could spot signs in children before they develop symptoms
Hong Kong (HKSAR) – Following are the opening remarks by Senior Superintendent of Police Public Relations Branch, Mr Kong Man-keung, at a media session today (November 30). I now provide the gist of the two key messages today. The first one is about the situation in Mong Kok. Since…
Source:Opening remarks by Senior Superintendent at a media session
Lucy Foran, 20, was born with no ligaments leaving all her joints dislocated
Physiotherapy session means she can walk, but she can’t run or jump
She also experiences problems with her lungs, feet and eyes
Doctors say she is a medical mystery and cannot diagnose the problem
Her family have…
Woman born with NO LIGAMENTS seeks others with condition that baffles doctors
11-15-year-olds watch six times as much online video as older viewers
£145.50 licence fee only applies to those who watch or record live TV
‘iPlayer loophole’ allows viewers to watch programmes for free online
500,000 households said to avoid licence fee by online-only …
Future of TV licence in further doubt after research findings
Oxford University researchers are developing hand-held device
It could quickly identify autoimmune disease, saving many lives
Type 1 diabetes means the body cannot produce its own insulin
400,000 people in UK affected, usually first striking in childhood
By
Ben Spencer, Science Reporter for…
Breath test for Type 1 diabetes could spot signs in children before they develop symptoms
Hong Kong (HKSAR) – Following are the opening remarks by Senior Superintendent of Police Public Relations Branch, Mr Kong Man-keung, at a media session today (November 30).
I now provide the gist of the two key messages today. The first one is about the situation in Mong Kok.
Since…
Opening remarks by Senior Superintendent at a media session
Hong Kong (HKSAR) – A large number of protesters gathered on Sai Yeung Choi Street South and Shantung Street from last night (November 29) to the small hours of today (November 30) and they later went to Soy Street, Sai Yee Street, Nelson Street, Dundas Street, Fa Yuen Street and even as…
Police urge protesters not to block roads
Hong Kong (HKSAR) – The Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) presented the 12th Cantonese Opera Day this afternoon (November 30) at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre (HKCC).
The Under Secretary for Home Affairs, Ms Florence Hui; the Chairperson of the Chinese Artists Association of…
Twelfth Cantonese Opera Day held today at HKCC
Hong Kong (HKSAR) – The Environmental Protection Department (EPD) announced today (November 30) the latest progress of two Community Green Station (CGS) projects. The tender exercise for the service contract for the Sha Tin CGS has been completed with Christian Family Service Centre…
Update on development of Community Green Stations
30 November 2014
Last updated at 00:13
By Phil Mercer
BBC, Sydney
The programme teams up young Aboriginal people with mentors to help them get their driving licenses
It could boost the health of Australia’s most…
How can a driving licence improve health?
Hong Kong (HKSAR) – A large number of protesters gathered on Sai Yeung Choi Street South and Shantung Street from last night (November 29) to the small hours of today (November 30) and they later went to Soy Street, Sai Yee Street, Nelson Street, Dundas Street, Fa Yuen Street and even as…
Source:Police urge protesters not to block roads
Hong Kong (HKSAR) – The Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) presented the 12th Cantonese Opera Day this afternoon (November 30) at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre (HKCC). The Under Secretary for Home Affairs, Ms Florence Hui; the Chairperson of the Chinese Artists Association of…
Source:Twelfth Cantonese Opera Day held today at HKCC
Hong Kong (HKSAR) – The Environmental Protection Department (EPD) announced today (November 30) the latest progress of two Community Green Station (CGS) projects. The tender exercise for the service contract for the Sha Tin CGS has been completed with Christian Family Service Centre…
Source:Update on development of Community Green Stations
30 November 2014 Last updated at 00:13 By Phil Mercer BBC, Sydney The programme teams up young Aboriginal people with mentors to help them get their driving licenses It could boost the health of Australia’s most…
Source:How can a driving licence improve health?
By William James LONDON (Reuters) – British finance minister George Osborne announced a 2 billion-pound annual rise in healthcare spending on Sunday, seeking to counter attacks on his Conservative party’s handling of the health service six months before an…
Source:Osborne pledges pre-election healthcare funding boost
By William James LONDON (Reuters) – British finance minister George Osborne announced a 2 billion-pound annual rise in healthcare spending on Sunday, seeking to counter attacks on his Conservative party’s handling of the health service six months before an…
Source:UK’s Osborne pledges pre-election healthcare funding boost
By William James
LONDON (Reuters) – British finance minister George Osborne announced a 2 billion-pound annual rise in healthcare spending on Sunday, seeking to counter attacks on his Conservative party’s handling of the health service six months before an…
Osborne pledges pre-election healthcare funding boost
By William James
LONDON (Reuters) – British finance minister George Osborne announced a 2 billion-pound annual rise in healthcare spending on Sunday, seeking to counter attacks on his Conservative party’s handling of the health service six months before an…
UK’s Osborne pledges pre-election healthcare funding boost
Frankie-Rose Lea was diagnosed with a rare brain tumour in August Chemotherapy failed to work, her cancer tripled in size and spread to spine Doctors told her parents Michelle and Sam proton beam therapy was the best hope for their seven-year-old daughter They put their Erith home up for sale…
Source:Frankie-Rose Lea arrives in US for proton therapy
Eddison Miller, three, is completely intolerant to all UV rays Any contact with sunlight or UV rays in artificial light burns his skin Has been diagnosed with rare condition xeroderma pigmentosum (XP) It means he is at an increased risk of developing cancer from sunlight Last summer, he spent…
Source:The little boy who could get cancer from SUNLIGHT: Rare condition means three-year old must wear a protective suit, visor and factor 50 to protect against painful blisters and burns
By Andrew Dowson For The Mail On Sunday Published: 17:03 EST, 22 November 2014 | Updated: 11:13 EST, 26 November 2014 87 View comments First things first: a migraine is NOT just a headache. Attacks…
Source:Brain expert reveals the migraine busters that really DO work!
There are dates that you’ll remember forever, and there are some you definitely want to forget. Whether you’re on your first date with someone or your 50th, there are some encounters that every woman should experience at least once. Hey, even the not-so-great ones can make you appreciate …
Source:11 Dates Every Woman Should Go On At Least Once
With all the temptations the holidays have to offer, you might think that you’ll have enough trouble maintaining your weight, let alone shedding a few pounds before the New Year. But shrinking during the period from Thanksgiving to Christmas is possible—just check out these tips from r…
Source:How 10 Women Successfully Lost Weight During the Holidays
30 November 2014 Last updated at 12:12 Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. George Osborne and Ed Balls spoke to the BBC’s Andrew Marr about their spending plans George Osborne has told the…
Source:Osborne confirms extra £2bn for NHS
The early evening darkness combined with the impending winter’s cold weather means more time spent in our homes. It’s during this time when we tend to notice just how loud everything is — the neighbors, the howling wind and, in many areas, traffic noise. If moving to…
Source:7 Ways To Quiet Your Home From The Noisy World Around It
By Ben Hirschler LONDON (Reuters) – GlaxoSmithKline will this week inform U.S. staff of hundreds of job cuts in its biggest market as the drugmaker starts implementing a major cost-saving program, sources familiar with the matter said on Sunday. Britain’s top drugmaker…
Source:GSK to axe U.S. jobs as part of $1.6 billion cost cuts: sources
LONDON (Reuters) – British finance minister George Osborne announced a 2 billion pound annual increase in healthcare spending on Sunday, seeking to counter political attacks on his Conservative party’s handling of the health service six months before an election. …
Source:Britain’s Osborne pledges pre-election healthcare funding boost
By Patricia Reaney NEW YORK (Reuters) – Dental hygienist Jennifer Reynolds was always self-conscious about her looks, never took selfies and felt uncomfortable being tagged in photographs posted on social media. The 34-year-old from Costa Rica who lives…
Source:Nip, tuck, click: Demand for U.S. plastic surgery rises in selfie era
There’s no shortage of tech companies working on cutting-edge medical innovations and now, one company has developed a new 3-D platform for health care professionals. Atheer Labs, a start-up company based in Mountain View, Calif., created the program to help doctors and health care p…
Source:3-D glasses offer hands-free computing for doctors
The increasing number of fertility products and apps that have hit the market in recent years are helping women get healthy, optimize their fertility, and become more aware of their cycles— which is one of the biggest obstacles in treating infertility, according to Aimee Raupp, a licensed a…
Source:7 gadgets and apps to improve your fertility
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – Bird flu was found at a fourth poultry farm in the Netherlands, officials said, in a fresh blow for the Dutch agricultural export sector. The latest infestation was found at a poultry farm in the western municipality of Zoeterwoude, not far from the sites of…
Source:Dutch poultry industry hit by new bird flu outbreak
Frankie-Rose Lea was diagnosed with a rare brain tumour in August
Chemotherapy failed to work, her cancer tripled in size and spread to spine
Doctors told her parents Michelle and Sam proton beam therapy was the best hope for their seven-year-old daughter
They put their Erith home up for sale…
Frankie-Rose Lea arrives in US for proton therapy
Eddison Miller, three, is completely intolerant to all UV rays
Any contact with sunlight or UV rays in artificial light burns his skin
Has been diagnosed with rare condition xeroderma pigmentosum (XP)
It means he is at an increased risk of developing cancer from sunlight
Last summer, he spent…
The little boy who could get cancer from SUNLIGHT: Rare condition means three-year old must wear a protective suit, visor and factor 50 to protect against painful blisters and burns
By
Andrew Dowson For The Mail On Sunday
Published:
17:03 EST, 22 November 2014
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Updated:
11:13 EST, 26 November 2014
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First things first: a migraine is NOT just a headache. Attacks…
Brain expert reveals the migraine busters that really DO work!
There are dates that you’ll remember forever, and there are some you definitely want to forget. Whether you’re on your first date with someone or your 50th, there are some encounters that every woman should experience at least once. Hey, even the not-so-great ones can make you appreciate …
11 Dates Every Woman Should Go On At Least Once
With all the temptations the holidays have to offer, you might think that you’ll have enough trouble maintaining your weight, let alone shedding a few pounds before the New Year. But shrinking during the period from Thanksgiving to Christmas is possible—just check out these tips from r…
How 10 Women Successfully Lost Weight During the Holidays
30 November 2014
Last updated at 12:12
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George Osborne and Ed Balls spoke to the BBC’s Andrew Marr about their spending plans
George Osborne has told the…
Osborne confirms extra £2bn for NHS
