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Kang Kong Vegetable Could Hold Key To Alzheimer’s Treatment
Extracts from the kangkong vegetable may have the potential to treat Alzheimer's disease, says a new study.
New ‘Ventriloquist’ Bird Species Discovered In Philippines
Researchers have discovered a new ground-dwelling forest bird species that lives on Luzon Island of the Philippine archipelago.
Asian Consumers Still Very Traditional: Survey
A new study finds that traditional values continue to hold sway among Asia’s consumers, who value the family, believe in hard work, and are financially conservative.
Flooding Prompts Health Concerns In Philippines
Philippine health officials have expressed concern over the risk of diarrhoea and other water-borne diseases following days of extensive flooding in the north of the country.
Global Crop Yields Fail To Keep Pace With Demand
The world is not increasing yields of major crops quickly enough to meet future food demands from an expanding population, says a new study.
Sharks Stun Sardine Prey With Tail Slaps
Thresher sharks hunt sardines by rapidly slapping their tails hard enough to stun or kill several of the smaller fish at once.
Genetic Change Linked To Early Language Delay In Children
Researchers have identified a gene deletion linked with brain changes and delayed language acquisition in children of Southeast Asian descent.
Linagliptin Controlled Type II Diabetes In Asian Clinical Trials
Two phase III clinical studies show that linagliptin improved blood glucose control in Asian adults with type II diabetes.
Mixed Messages On Home Deliveries In Philippines
The new Philippine policy advocating health facility-based delivery under the care of a skilled birth attendant may be doing more harm than good, say health officials.
