The Trouble With Taiwan’s New Prostitution Rules
Will a decision by Taiwanese authorities to decriminalize prostitution put the island’s sex workers at greater risk? That’s the question
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Broken heart fix with stem cells
Stem cells from heart-attack patients helped improve blood-pumping ability and restore vitality in cardiac muscle, according to a small trial
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China faces sperm donor dearth
China faces a shortage of sperm donors, and the quality of sperm adds to the infertility problem as more couples
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SEA Games: S’pore swimmers haul in 3 more gold
Singapore’s swimmers bagged three more gold medals at the SEA Games in Indonesia on Tuesday. Joseph Schooling clinched the men’s
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‘Kindness’ gene can be spotted
People with a certain gene trait are known to be more kind and caring than people without it, and strangers
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One in five Americans has hearing loss
About one in five Americans age 12 and over suffers from hearing loss in at least one ear that is
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No Sex, Please, We’re Young Japanese Men
Whether they’re too busy lining up for new Apple Inc. gadgets, reading questionable manga or watching videos of pop group
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Japanese Women Quit Unrewarding Careers
The real reason there are so few Japanese women at the top: unrewarding careers. It’s no secret that Japanese women
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Learning to Save Like the Japanese
Despite their country’s “lost decades” of stagnation, the Japanese enjoy one of the highest standards of living in the world
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Austrian student takes on Facebook
Austrian law student Max Schrems may be just one of about 800 million Facebook users, but that hasn’t stopped him
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