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Nestle expands Singapore R&D amid Asia market growth

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Swiss-based global food giant Nestle said Wednesday that it had expanded its research and development operations in Singapore, amid robust Asian market growth.

Posted: May 22nd, 2013 in Latest Business Stories | Read More »

Indo-Canadian student gives boost to cancer treatment

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A Canadian high school student has improved an ineffective experimental cancer therapy with a simple tweak—pairing it with antibiotics—earning accolades Tuesday from a panel of eminent scientists.

Posted: April 10th, 2013 in Latest Business Stories,Photos & Videos,Science and Health | Read More »

Scientists find surgery, cancer use for mussels

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Mussels are displayed at a supermarket at the Kremlin-Bicetre, outside Paris. AFP FILE PHOTO/JOEL SAGET

Mussels secrete a powerful adhesive to hold tight on rocks swept by violent waves — and a synthetic version could prove critical for surgery and cancer treatment, researchers said Saturday.

Posted: February 17th, 2013 in Latest Business Stories,Photos & Videos,Science and Health | Read More »

Seaweed noodles catching on in many places in PH, says agri dept

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It’s “pancit” from the sea. Nutritious noodles made from seaweed are bringing new hope to poor families in Bicol and raising the incomes of seaweed farmers there, the Bureau of Agricultural Research of the Department of Agriculture said Friday.

Posted: October 19th, 2012 in Latest Business Stories | Read More »

Stem cells blamed for cancer re-growth

Human embryonic stem cells can become any cell in the body. AFP FILE PHOTO

Researchers presented evidence Wednesday for the existence of cancer stem cells, with three different studies seeking to end a decades-old scientific dispute about how tumors grow.

Posted: August 2nd, 2012 in Latest Business Stories,Photos & Videos,Science and Health | Read More »

An arresting choice of words

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The image of a growling tiger may not seem very scary when it looks back at a person from a small section of a newspaper page, but it can be startling when it appears on a billboard overlooking the highway. Triggering such an emotional response to perceived threats or other similarly evocative images is thought to be linked to one’s survival instinct.

Posted: May 11th, 2012 in Columnists,Featured Columns,Inquirer Columns,Inquirer Features,Science and Health | Read More »

US researchers: Like humans, rats can make good decisions

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Rats are smart, that’s a well-known fact. But US researchers on Tuesday said a series of tests had shown they might be just as good as humans at juggling information in order to make the best decision.

Posted: March 15th, 2012 in Latest Business Stories,Science and Health | Read More »

UST scientists: Virgin coco oil has beneficial effects on cholesterol, sex

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A team of scientists and doctors from the University of Sto. Tomas said Wednesday a clinical study they conducted showed that taking virgin coconut oil, or VCO, had beneficial effects on one’s cholesterol level.

Posted: February 29th, 2012 in Latest Business Stories | Read More »

Filipino businessmen are not having fun, research says

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Don’t ask Filipino businessmen if it’s more fun in the Philippines. They’re not having much of it.

Posted: February 8th, 2012 in Latest Business Stories | Read More »

Gov’t urged to help local science and technology sector, not call centers

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The government should not pin too much hope on the buiness process outsourcing industry, and recent statements by President Barack Obama to bring outsourcing jobs back to the United States highlight the risk of doing so, acording to the Ibon Foundation.

Posted: January 28th, 2012 in Latest Business Stories | Read More »

Contrary to myth, plant-based diet won’t weaken you

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The scientific and medical communities have long acknowledged that smoking, lack of exercise and emotional stress adversely affects cardiovascular health and physical strength. Diet has also been directly linked to heart health.

Posted: January 27th, 2012 in Inquirer Features,Science and Health | Read More »

Communicating with canines

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The family dogs turn 11 this year, but I often think of them as little human girls who know enough to recognize that sneaking a mango out of the harvest pile isn’t good behavior, but can’t quite give up their prizes either.

Posted: January 27th, 2012 in Columnists,Featured Columns,Inquirer Columns,Inquirer Features,Science and Health | Read More »

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