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Time Magazine Named The 2016 World The 25 Best Invention Enough Fresh?
Dec 12, 2016Every time a year near the end of the U.S. "time" magazine will be named the "twenty-five best inventions", the standard magazine founded in 1923 are surprisingly consistent, is to make the world a better and more intelligent, more ...
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ExxonMobil Contributes $500, 000 to Flood Relief in Louisiana
Sep 28, 2016Exxon Mobil Corporation (NYSE:XOM) announced today that it will donate $500,000 to the American Red Cross and the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank to support local flooding disaster relief assistance in Louisiana. “Our thoughts and ...
Tags: Exxon Mobil, donation, American Red Cross, Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank
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Seoul Viosys Files Uv Led Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against P3
Aug 10, 2016South Korean UV LED and blue LED chip maker Seoul Viosys Co Ltd has filed a lawsuit with the Federal District Court of Southern New York accusing P3 International (a US-based manufacturer of home electronics products that sells its products ...
Tags: UV LEDs, Seoul Viosys, Electronic Technology
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Chinese Anti-Malaria Drug Popular in Tanzania
Dec 29, 2015Young Masamba Issa has just clocked 13 years. The girl who almost lost her battle against malaria in 2008, is now a healthy five feet two inches tall form two student at Boko secondary school in Dar es Salaam. "I had given up when medical ...
Tags: Anti-Malaria Drug, Tanzania
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TCM Unleashes Hidden Potential
Dec 8, 2015Eighty-four-year-old Tu Youyou arrived in Sweden on Friday to collect China's first Nobel Prize in medicine for creating an anti-malarial drug that saved millions of people across the world. Half a century ago, the pharmacologist derived ...
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Hard Pill to Swallow?
Oct 28, 2015The announcement of this year's Nobel Prize in medicine has triggered a new debate on traditional Chinese medicine, and reminds us that modern medical science depends on inspiration from every possible source. A Chinese scientist winning ...
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Billabong Will Support SurfAid's Flagship Program in Nias Indonesia
Mar 31, 2015Billabong will be a supporting partner to SurfAid's flagship program in Nias Indonesia. Running for three years, SurfAid's program in Nias has successfully increased the quality of health services for countless mothers and children, while ...
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Hutchison China Meditech Had Enrolled Patients for a Study of Colorectal Cancer
Sep 11, 2014Amid daily updates from the pharmaceuticals industry on the latest clinical trials, last week's announcement by Hutchison China MediTech that it had enrolled patients for a study of colorectal cancer was hardly cause for excitement. But ...
Tags: Health, Medicine, Chinese Pharma
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Two Nigerian Start-Ups Have Tapped This and Other Aspects and Quirks of Daily Life
Mar 9, 2014It's a common enough scenario in Nigeria and across Africa: how to get rid of pesky mosquitoes whose buzzing disturbs sleep and whose bites can carry malaria and other diseases. Two Nigerian start-ups have tapped this—and other ...
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Carbon Dioxide, Heat and Odor-That Attract Mosquitoes to Humans
Mar 1, 2014It may seem like mosquitoes will bite anything with a pulse, but they're actually quite strategic in picking their victims. A new study from The Rockefeller University looked at the interaction of different sensory cues—carbon ...
Tags: Electronics, CO2
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An Anti-Malaria Drug Combination Might Prevent Pregnancy Complications in Women with Lupu
Jan 23, 2014An anti-malaria drug combination might be useful in helping to prevent pregnancy complications in women with lupus and the related disorder antiphospholipid syndrome, Yale School of Medicine researchers have found in a new study published ...
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ExxonMobil and Its Employees and Retirees in North Texas Raised More Than $1.7 Million
Dec 27, 2013ExxonMobil and its employees and retirees in North Texas raised more than $1.7 million for charitable organizations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area through ExxonMobil’s annual Employees’ Favorite Charities Campaign. Employees ...
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Researchers Learned More About How Mosquitoes Detect Skin Odor
Dec 26, 2013Researchers have learned more about how mosquitoes detect skin odor, and they say their findings could lead to better repellants and traps. Mosquitoes are attracted to our skin odor and to the carbon dioxide we exhale. Previous research ...
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Doctors in The U.S. Military Are Still Dispensing an Anti-Malaria Drug Federal Regulators
Dec 24, 2013Doctors in the U.S. military are still dispensing an anti-malaria drug federal regulators say can cause brain damage. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a new black-box warning for mefloquine that hallucinations are a ...
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In 2011, 1,925 U.S. Malaria Cases Were Reported, Federal Health Officials Found
Dec 16, 2013In 2011, 1,925 U.S. malaria cases were reported -- the highest since 1971 and a 48 percent increase from 2008, federal health officials found. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report said the ...
Tags: Malaria, malaria cases, US, health
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