Vol. 5 Num 384 Sun. June 26, 2005    
 
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Star Health
arrow The right complimentary feeding for infants
After birth, a newborn baby continues to get nourishment from the mother for a significant period as s/he used to get it from her in the uterus via the placenta.
arrow IHFEC 2005: Creating world class healthcare delivery
The International Healthcare Facilities Exhibition & Conference 2005, (IHFEC 2005) which will be held in Singapore from 31 August to 2 September this year, is an event providing latest information, trends
arrow Environment may be linked to Leukemia
Pesticides or chemicals in the environment may be behind the steady rise in cases of childhood leukemia, which have increased five-fold since the early 1900s, scientists said.
arrow Chickens lay anti-cancer drugs in eggs!
Investigators have developed genetically engineered hens that lay eggs containing high levels of anti-cancer antibodies.
arrow Science-fiction moved a step closer to reality
Science-fiction moved a step closer to reality when robots nicknamed "Sister Mary" and "Doctor Robbie" started work at a London hospital.
 

 
   
 
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