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India kicks off 'world's largest' vaccination campaign
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will launch the "world's largest" vaccination campaign on Saturday as the populous nation tries to bring the COVID-19 pandemic under control starting with two locally-manufactured shots.
Palestinians announce first elections in 15 years, on eve of Biden era
RAMALLAH, West Bank/GAZA (Reuters) - Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas announced parliamentary and presidential elections on Friday, the first in 15 years, in an effort to heal long-standing internal divisions.
Frontliners’ safety = patients’ safety
FROM ASSOC PROF DR YU CHYE WAH , Dean, Faculty of Allied Health Professions, AIMST University Malaysia
Ministry backs public-private partnerships in research
The Health Ministry plans to foster cooperation between state and private pharmaceutical companies to develop the health sector through studies to produce medicines.
Banks to feel impact of another OPR cut?
It’s unlikely to lead to a contraction in earnings
New combat drone makes successful test flight
BEIJING: China Aerospace Science and Industry Corp, a leading defense contractor, conducted the maiden test flight of what it called one of the country’s best unmanned strike aircraft earlier this week.
Being alone, but not lonely, can be a fount of personal progress
A certain amount of aloneness does us good. It promotes creativity, concentration and learning, for example. If you're constantly around other people or follow the crowd, it's hard to realise what you're made of and what furthers you.
Overweight parents can lead to overweight children
Parents heavily influence whether a child will have overweight problems, with age and gender also playing a role.
Frozen and fresh embryos have the same pregnancy success
Research finds that there is no difference between freezing embryos first or transfering them straight to the womb.
