Ebola in India: Kolkata's sex workers asked to refuse African customers TheHealthSite
Ebola In India In the wake of the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, sex workers in Kolkata's biggest red light district area Sonagachi have been asked to not entertain Africans. Durbar Mahila Samanwaya Committee (DMSC), a forum of 1,30,000 sex workers in ...
Kolkata sex workers asked to refuse AfricansPune Mirror
Ebola threat: Sex workers asked not to entertain AfricansDeccan Herald
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Ebola In India In the wake of the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, sex workers in Kolkata's biggest red light district area Sonagachi have been asked to not entertain Africans. Durbar Mahila Samanwaya Committee (DMSC), a forum of 1,30,000 sex workers in ...
Kolkata sex workers asked to refuse Africans
Ebola threat: Sex workers asked not to entertain Africans
Ebola spread fears rise as clinic looted, Liberian officials say Fox News
August 16, 2014: Health workers wearing protective gear go to remove the body of a person who is believed to have died after contracting the Ebola virus in the city of Monrovia, Liberia. (AP Photo/Abbas Dulleh). MONROVIA, Liberia – Liberian officials fear ...
Ebola Spurs Nigeria Surveillance, Regional Border LimitsBusinessweek
Liberia Expanding Space for Ebola Patient CareNew York Times
Fears of Ebola spread rise as quarantine centre attackedDAWN.com
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August 16, 2014: Health workers wearing protective gear go to remove the body of a person who is believed to have died after contracting the Ebola virus in the city of Monrovia, Liberia. (AP Photo/Abbas Dulleh). MONROVIA, Liberia – Liberian officials fear ...
Ebola Spurs Nigeria Surveillance, Regional Border Limits
Liberia Expanding Space for Ebola Patient Care
Fears of Ebola spread rise as quarantine centre attacked
Mother's milk vital for premature babies Zee News
New York: Incorporating human milk fat supplement into premature infants' diets improves their growth outcomes in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), says a new study. "For premature babies who weigh less than a kg, one of the problems is that their ...
Overlake Medical Center opens Mother's Milk Depot | Donated milk provides life ...Bellevue Reporter
Human milk fat boosts growth in premature babiesFinancial Express
Human milk fat can help preemies get on a healthy track, claims new researchTech Times
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New York: Incorporating human milk fat supplement into premature infants' diets improves their growth outcomes in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), says a new study. "For premature babies who weigh less than a kg, one of the problems is that their ...
Overlake Medical Center opens Mother's Milk Depot | Donated milk provides life ...
Human milk fat boosts growth in premature babies
Human milk fat can help preemies get on a healthy track, claims new research
3 Ebola suspects at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital Times of India
NEW DELHI: Three persons from Ebola-affected Nigeria, who arrived here Saturday morning, have been admitted to the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital for screening and treatment if required. The three Nigerians, aged 79, 37 and 4 years had fever and their ...
Delhi Airport's quarantine facility now functional for suspected Ebola casesHindustan Times
Nigerian under observation for EbolaThe Asian Age
Samples of two Nigerian nationals tested negative for Ebola virusAll India Radio
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NEW DELHI: Three persons from Ebola-affected Nigeria, who arrived here Saturday morning, have been admitted to the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital for screening and treatment if required. The three Nigerians, aged 79, 37 and 4 years had fever and their ...
Delhi Airport's quarantine facility now functional for suspected Ebola cases
Nigerian under observation for Ebola
Samples of two Nigerian nationals tested negative for Ebola virus
Health Assurance Plan is Being Worked Out: Vardhan The New Indian Express
BANGALORE: India will have to follow the middle path in healthcare, shunning both the American and the British models, Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan has said. Dr Vardhan, who was on a two-day visit to the city, spoke to Express on a range of ...
Harsh Vardhan says he wants to keep healthcare free of politicsDeccan Herald
Harsh Vardhan bats for AyurvedaThe Hindu
Dr Harsh Vardhan lauds Karnataka-Centre cooperation in health governanceDaijiworld.com
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BANGALORE: India will have to follow the middle path in healthcare, shunning both the American and the British models, Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan has said. Dr Vardhan, who was on a two-day visit to the city, spoke to Express on a range of ...
Harsh Vardhan says he wants to keep healthcare free of politics
Harsh Vardhan bats for Ayurveda
Dr Harsh Vardhan lauds Karnataka-Centre cooperation in health governance
No need to panic over Ebola: BMC officer Times of India
MUMBAI: The BMC is concerned about a number of people who have returned from Ebole-hit countries being untraceable. The Ebola outbreak, which is restricted to four West African nations (Sierra Leone, Guinea, Liberia and Nigeria), has claimed over ...
BMC to place travellers from Ebola-hit areas under observationDaily News & Analysis
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MUMBAI: The BMC is concerned about a number of people who have returned from Ebole-hit countries being untraceable. The Ebola outbreak, which is restricted to four West African nations (Sierra Leone, Guinea, Liberia and Nigeria), has claimed over ...
BMC to place travellers from Ebola-hit areas under observation
Monsoon leads to spurt in water-borne diseases in Mumbai Hindu Business Line
Though the monsoon brings cheers by filling up parched lakes and dams and boosting up farming, it also leads to a spurt in water-borne diseases, say experts. Dr Sanjiv Badhwar, ENT specialist at Mumbai's Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital says, “In ...
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Though the monsoon brings cheers by filling up parched lakes and dams and boosting up farming, it also leads to a spurt in water-borne diseases, say experts. Dr Sanjiv Badhwar, ENT specialist at Mumbai's Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital says, “In ...
High-tech device for medical testing trials in India Zee News
Washington: A compact, inexpensive handheld device that monitors diabetes, detects malaria and environmental pollutants is being trialled in India by Harvard scientists. The device costs about USD 25 to produce, weighs just two ounces, and is about the ...
High-tech kit for medical testing trials in IndiaDeccan Chronicle
Handheld device offers cheap medical testingDelhi Daily News
In Delhi, Harvard researchers test a $25 diagnostic deviceFinancial Express
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Washington: A compact, inexpensive handheld device that monitors diabetes, detects malaria and environmental pollutants is being trialled in India by Harvard scientists. The device costs about USD 25 to produce, weighs just two ounces, and is about the ...
High-tech kit for medical testing trials in India
Handheld device offers cheap medical testing
In Delhi, Harvard researchers test a $25 diagnostic device
Men too prone to breast cancer Business Standard
Last November, Kunal Makhija (name changed) noticed a small swelling in his left breast. The swelling, which appeared as a "painless lump", gradually increased in size within four months and was soon diagnosed as breast cancer - a disease more common ...
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Last November, Kunal Makhija (name changed) noticed a small swelling in his left breast. The swelling, which appeared as a "painless lump", gradually increased in size within four months and was soon diagnosed as breast cancer - a disease more common ...
New ways to ease joint replacement Free Press Journal
New Delhi : With a steady increase in the number of Indians undergoing joint replacements, new techniques from around the world to cause minimal invasion and inconvenience have come to their rescue, a medical expert said here on Saturday. According to ...
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New Delhi : With a steady increase in the number of Indians undergoing joint replacements, new techniques from around the world to cause minimal invasion and inconvenience have come to their rescue, a medical expert said here on Saturday. According to ...
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