Roland Lee was an energetic man who travelled between Hong Kong, Shenzhen and New York running his business. So when 61-year-old Lee (whose name has been changed for reasons of patient...
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- Oct 3, 2013
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A team of Shanghai-based scientists say they have discovered a novel method of developing anti-malaria drugs far more cheaply and on a much larger scale, with the potential to benefit hundreds of...
A cat can be comforting to own, but the purring pet could also be harming your health.
Hong Kong is not at risk from malaria, according to the latest World Malaria Risk Chart from the International Association for Medical Assistance to Travellers.
Opinion
This week: tick fever
The worst cases we see as veterinarians are those that are totally preventable or caused by unfortunate accidents. Some have happy endings but many do not,...
Will my cat give me bird flu? That's a question being asked across Europe as cats in Germany and Austria test positive for H5N1 bird flu.
When it comes to loony stories, this one from The Sun on Monday really takes the cake: 'Cat parasite drives women wild and men insane.'
High concentrations of potentially deadly parasites and a small amount of cancer-causing dioxin have been found in water and sediment from the Dongjiang river - the source of most of Hong Kong's...
I refer to the letter from Caroline Nelson headlined, 'Poisoner performing public service' (South China Morning Post, January 9), regarding the dog poisoner in Mid-Levels.
I refer to the article by Kenneth Howe headlined, 'To catch a killer' (South China Morning Post, January 5).
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