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Learning new tricks improves wiring in the brain Newly trained jugglers had better connectivity in parts of the brain involved in movements needed to catch the balls. -Reuters			Public can view NHG polyclinic patient volume online When patient load in the morning exceeds the maximum capacity, patients can return at 1.30pm. -myp

Keeping an eye on glaucoma Glaucoma accounts for 40% of blindness inSingapore. -ST				What's lacking in our sex education Up the emotional quotient and focus on love, respect, Singaporeans say. -ST

	Is the person next to you washing with soap? People are more likely to wash their hands properly after using the toilet if they think they are being watched. -Reuters			Uncovering mouth cancer An ulcer which is cancerous tends to be harder, and there might not always be pain. -BT

	Take your teeth seriously Apart from a proper dental care regime, getting screened for a personal oral profile is a first step in preventing serious problems. -ST			The family connection Family members can help a patient seek professional help even if he or she is not cooperative. -The Star/ANN

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