Best, Worst Jobs for Health
May 19th
A healthy job is about more than just avoiding hazards, like dangerous material and machines.
DNA in Kathy Taft's bed matched Williford, analysts testify
May 18th
A DNA swab taken from the bed sheet that state school board member Kathy Taft had been sleeping on when she was attacked two years ago matched her accused killer, Jason Williford, DNA analysts told jurors Friday.
Steel cables on NEL 'need to be replaced'
May 17th
Steel cables that help hold the power line in place on the North-East MRT Line (NEL) may all have to be replaced soon. Related Stories Yaw to Hougang voters: Please support the WP's candidate Airforce technician fined $1,400 for pushing teacher World's top 2 shuttlers not competing in Li-Ning Singapore Open Changi Airport Group expands aircraft firefighting fleet to 18 Gu Juan nominated by SBA ...
Scientists exaggerating risks of cuts to federal research programs: Goodyear
May 17th
Concern about cuts to two federal science programs, which are being described as a "disaster" by senior researchers, has been overblown, says the minister in charge of the Harper government's research policy.
Research team uses new technology to help farmers
May 14th
A scientific research team is using new technology to collect data which, in the long run, will help farmers.
Research team uses new technology to help farmers
May 14th
A scientific research team is using new technology to collect data which, in the long run, will help farmers.
Airlift of South Sudanese from Sudan gets under way
May 14th
KHARTOUM/JUBA (Reuters) - The first group of around 12,000 South Sudanese ordered out of Sudan last month as conflict flared between the two neighbours flew into the southern nation's capital Juba on Monday in an internationally backed humanitarian airlift. They are among hundreds of thousands of Southerners living in Sudan who lost jobs and were left without official residency papers after ...
1,333 Doctors Migrated to Foreign Shores
May 14th
MCI member’s statement brings some valid points since 70 percent of our health workers prefer to work in private sectors. The scarcity of doctors in public health centers is very large.
