
AsianScientist (Oct. 28, 2013) – Here are seven must-read stories from our October 2013 magazine.
- Titans Of The Past Come Alive In Singapore
The Science Center Singapore’s Titans of the Past year-end exhibition showcases the largest Tyrannosaurus rex skull ever found. - China Reports First H7N9 Human Infection Since August
A new laboratory-confirmed case of human infection with the H7N9 virus has been reported in east China’s Zhejiang Province. - The 5 C’s Of Asian Leadership
Strong and appealing leadership qualities will not only result in success at work, but also better relationships and endless possibilities. - US Astronomers Skip NASA Meeting To Protest China Exclusion
Several prominent astronomers have decided to boycott a NASA conference in November after six Chinese researchers were barred from attending. - Studies Link Sleep Disorder To Death Risks
New studies show how critical it is for adults with obstructive sleep apnea to seek treatment for the sleep disorder. - 5 Health Myths, Debunked!
Remember all those times you were given dubious health advice? Here are five health myths that we hope to debunk with empirical evidence from scientific studies. - Gastric Banding Rapidly Reverses Diabetes
Researchers have shown that gastric banding, a form of weight loss surgery, brings about rapid reversal of diabetes in some patients.
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