Aspirin not only prevents pain but also promotes recovery TheHealthSite
aspirin According to a new study published online in PNAS, aspirin has a dual role in acting on pain. Not only does it prevent inflammation and pain but also hastens the end of inflammation. According to the study, the drug kills cyclooxygenase, thus ...
New study discovers aspirin`s double effectANINEWS
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aspirin According to a new study published online in PNAS, aspirin has a dual role in acting on pain. Not only does it prevent inflammation and pain but also hastens the end of inflammation. According to the study, the drug kills cyclooxygenase, thus ...
New study discovers aspirin`s double effect
Genes may influence hangover chances Business Standard
Know why you get a hangover after a night of drinking while some of your friends do not? Blame it on your genes. According to new research from University of Missouri-Columbia, genetic factors accounted for 45 percent of the difference in hangover ...
Genes may put some people at increased risk of hangoversDeccan Chronicle
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Know why you get a hangover after a night of drinking while some of your friends do not? Blame it on your genes. According to new research from University of Missouri-Columbia, genetic factors accounted for 45 percent of the difference in hangover ...
Genes may put some people at increased risk of hangovers
GSVM to be upgraded into super-speciality hospital: Vardhan Times of India
Union health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan on Sunday announced that Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Memorial Medical College would be upgraded into a super-speciality hospital on the lines of AIIMS in Delhi. "The hospital will be brought at par with the AIIMS ...
6 medical college hospitals in Uttar Pradesh will be upgraded: Harsh VardhanEconomic Times
Six UP medical institutions to be upgraded: Harsh VardhanBusiness Standard
Six AIIMS-grade super-speciality centres for Uttar Pradesh clearedIndia Education Diary
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Union health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan on Sunday announced that Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Memorial Medical College would be upgraded into a super-speciality hospital on the lines of AIIMS in Delhi. "The hospital will be brought at par with the AIIMS ...
6 medical college hospitals in Uttar Pradesh will be upgraded: Harsh Vardhan
Six UP medical institutions to be upgraded: Harsh Vardhan
Six AIIMS-grade super-speciality centres for Uttar Pradesh cleared
Reducing the Extra Brain Synapses Can Cure Autism, Says Study Upstart Magazine
According to a new study, autistic patients have greater amount of synapses in their brains as compared to the normal individuals. Synapses are the brain connections; they allow the brain cells to send and receive the information in the form of signals.
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Drug pruning extra synapses in brain can treat autism – studyRT
Discovery of excessive neural synapses in autism patients holds promise for ...Tech Times
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According to a new study, autistic patients have greater amount of synapses in their brains as compared to the normal individuals. Synapses are the brain connections; they allow the brain cells to send and receive the information in the form of signals.
Autism Treatment on the Horizon
Drug pruning extra synapses in brain can treat autism – study
Discovery of excessive neural synapses in autism patients holds promise for ...
Reading 'Fifty Shades' linked to unhealthy behaviours Free Press Journal
Washington: Young adult women who read 'Fifty Shades of Grey' are more likely to exhibit signs of eating disorders and have a verbally abusive partner, a new study has claimed. Women who read all three books in the erotic romance series are at increased ...
Reading 'Fifty Shades of Grey' may lead to risky behavior in young women, study ...Daily Digest
50 Shades of Grey is dangerous readingNEWS.com.au
Fifty Shades of Grey dangerous to the health of young women9news.com.au
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Washington: Young adult women who read 'Fifty Shades of Grey' are more likely to exhibit signs of eating disorders and have a verbally abusive partner, a new study has claimed. Women who read all three books in the erotic romance series are at increased ...
Reading 'Fifty Shades of Grey' may lead to risky behavior in young women, study ...
50 Shades of Grey is dangerous reading
Fifty Shades of Grey dangerous to the health of young women
British Ebola patient in West Africa evacuated back to London Xinhua
LONDON, Aug. 24 (Xinhua) -- A British healthcare worker residing in Sierra Leone, who has been diagnosed with the Ebola virus disease, has been flown back to London, British authority said on Sunday. The Department of Health confirmed that, following ...
British Ebola victim lands at RAF Northolt from Sierra Leone and is given police ...Daily Mail
RAF flies British Ebola victim back to UK from Sierra LeoneHerald Scotland
Ebola outbreak: Infected British health-care worker returns to UKCBC.ca
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LONDON, Aug. 24 (Xinhua) -- A British healthcare worker residing in Sierra Leone, who has been diagnosed with the Ebola virus disease, has been flown back to London, British authority said on Sunday. The Department of Health confirmed that, following ...
British Ebola victim lands at RAF Northolt from Sierra Leone and is given police ...
RAF flies British Ebola victim back to UK from Sierra Leone
Ebola outbreak: Infected British health-care worker returns to UK
Medical profession: A money ripping vocation? Economic Times
The dysfunction is not entirely due to doctors. Jauhar describes how external sources - the government, the insurance industry, and pharma companies - have all played a role. Doctors, particularly primary care physicians and internists, who previously spent ...
A heartless profession?Times of India
Troubled doctor examines loss of his own ethicsLegal Examiner
'Doctored' by Sandeep JauharBoston Globe
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The dysfunction is not entirely due to doctors. Jauhar describes how external sources - the government, the insurance industry, and pharma companies - have all played a role. Doctors, particularly primary care physicians and internists, who previously spent ...
A heartless profession?
Troubled doctor examines loss of his own ethics
'Doctored' by Sandeep Jauhar
They Walked Blindfolded for a Cause The New Indian Express
BANGALORE: About 100 blind people on Sunday led over 600 men and women, all blindfolded, as they walked from M G Road Metro Station to Bal Bhavan. While the blind walked confidently, with the help of their walking sticks, the blindfolded volunteers ...
A walk to 'see' how the blind feelBangalore Mirror
Blind lead the blindfoldedThe Hindu
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BANGALORE: About 100 blind people on Sunday led over 600 men and women, all blindfolded, as they walked from M G Road Metro Station to Bal Bhavan. While the blind walked confidently, with the help of their walking sticks, the blindfolded volunteers ...
A walk to 'see' how the blind feel
Blind lead the blindfolded
India Places State-Run Hospitals Under Review to Probe Graft Businessweek
India has placed all central government-run hospitals under “critical review” to identify and end corrupt medical practices in the country. The hospitals under scrutiny will include the New Delhi-based All India Institute of Medical Sciences as the government ...
Centre Plans Crackdown on Graft in Health Care SectorInternational Business Times, India Edition
India reviews state hospitals to end widespread corruptionReuters India
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India has placed all central government-run hospitals under “critical review” to identify and end corrupt medical practices in the country. The hospitals under scrutiny will include the New Delhi-based All India Institute of Medical Sciences as the government ...
Centre Plans Crackdown on Graft in Health Care Sector
India reviews state hospitals to end widespread corruption
Flier from Nigeria quarantined in Mumbai hospital over Ebola fears Mid-Day
In the wake of the Ebola scare, a 32-year-old man, who came to the city from Nigeria yesterday, has been admitted to the isolation ward of the civic-run Jogeshwari trauma centre after airport authorities notified the BMC that he had fever. While the man did not ...
City's first suspected Ebola case reportedMumbai Mirror
Ebola virus suspect quarantined in Mumbai hospitalTimes of India
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In the wake of the Ebola scare, a 32-year-old man, who came to the city from Nigeria yesterday, has been admitted to the isolation ward of the civic-run Jogeshwari trauma centre after airport authorities notified the BMC that he had fever. While the man did not ...
City's first suspected Ebola case reported
Ebola virus suspect quarantined in Mumbai hospital
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