Smoking e-cigs may lead to drug addiction Zee News
Washington: A new study has observed that smoking e-cigarettes may encourage the addiction to other substances, such as marijuana and cocaine. The study presented at Massachusetts Medical Society examined that the e-cigarettes may act as a "gateway ...
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Washington: A new study has observed that smoking e-cigarettes may encourage the addiction to other substances, such as marijuana and cocaine. The study presented at Massachusetts Medical Society examined that the e-cigarettes may act as a "gateway ...
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Splashed out on pricey exercise gear? To avoid causing a stink, wear cotton ... Daily Mail
If you've splashed out on pricey exercise gear for the gym, it may be time to wake up and smell … erm, your clothes. Because manmade fibres are more likely than their natural rivals to whiff after exercise, a study has found. It means those who don expensive ...
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If you've splashed out on pricey exercise gear for the gym, it may be time to wake up and smell … erm, your clothes. Because manmade fibres are more likely than their natural rivals to whiff after exercise, a study has found. It means those who don expensive ...
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REFILE-India battles HIV/AIDS drug shortage as some firms halt supply Reuters
(Refiles to fix typo in para 3). By Zeba Siddiqui. MUMBAI, Sept 4 (Reuters) - India is facing a shortage of HIV/AIDS drugs provided under the government's free medicine programme after some drugmakers halted supplies due to delayed payments, leaving ...
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(Refiles to fix typo in para 3). By Zeba Siddiqui. MUMBAI, Sept 4 (Reuters) - India is facing a shortage of HIV/AIDS drugs provided under the government's free medicine programme after some drugmakers halted supplies due to delayed payments, leaving ...
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Heart Experiment a Lesson For All: Docs The New Indian Express
BANGALORE: A day after a heart from a brain-dead patient in Bangalore was successfully transplanted to a patient in Chennai, doctors in the city said the whole exercise demonstrated that proper coordination between various agencies involved in ...
Inter-state heart recipient recoveringTimes of India
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BANGALORE: A day after a heart from a brain-dead patient in Bangalore was successfully transplanted to a patient in Chennai, doctors in the city said the whole exercise demonstrated that proper coordination between various agencies involved in ...
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Controlling the spread of rotavirus disease Irish Medical Times
Pressure is mounting to include the rotavirus vaccine — already recommended by the National Immunisation Advisory Committee of the RCPI — as part of Ireland's childhood immunisation schedule. Dara Gantly questions why its adoption has been delayed.
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Pressure is mounting to include the rotavirus vaccine — already recommended by the National Immunisation Advisory Committee of the RCPI — as part of Ireland's childhood immunisation schedule. Dara Gantly questions why its adoption has been delayed.
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Patients can call AIIMS and book appointment with physicians Northern Voices Online
This will make things rather very easy for people visiting India's top hospital. Patients can call AIIMS and book appointment with physicians. Millions and millions of people visit AIIMS ever year from across the nation. Patients from far off areas in Madhya ...
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This will make things rather very easy for people visiting India's top hospital. Patients can call AIIMS and book appointment with physicians. Millions and millions of people visit AIIMS ever year from across the nation. Patients from far off areas in Madhya ...
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Indoor Air Pollution Puts 3 Billion at Risk of Early Death and Poor Health Yahoo News UK
Indoor air pollution arising from burning solid fuels like wood or charcoal is putting nearly 3 billion at risk of ill health and early death, according to a new commission looking into the problem. In India, where 85% of rural households still use firewood for ...
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Indoor air pollution arising from burning solid fuels like wood or charcoal is putting nearly 3 billion at risk of ill health and early death, according to a new commission looking into the problem. In India, where 85% of rural households still use firewood for ...
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Watch: Ebola survivor Nancy Writebol to speak Los Angeles Times
Nancy Writebol, the American medical missionary who was infected with the deadly Ebola virus while working in West Africa, said there were times she thought she wouldn't survive, but pulled through because of her deep faith in God and the help of doctors.
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Nancy Writebol, the American medical missionary who was infected with the deadly Ebola virus while working in West Africa, said there were times she thought she wouldn't survive, but pulled through because of her deep faith in God and the help of doctors.
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Sleeplessness affects brain size, says scientist at University of Oxford The News Reports
Sleep specialists have all along known that lack of sleep interferes with an individuals working. A new study further buttresses this belief and adds more credence saying that it can also shrink the brain's volume, especially in older people past 60 years.
Could Too Little Sleep Shrink Gray Matter in the Brain?Science World Report
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Sleep specialists have all along known that lack of sleep interferes with an individuals working. A new study further buttresses this belief and adds more credence saying that it can also shrink the brain's volume, especially in older people past 60 years.
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Odisha: AIIMS, Bhubaneswar to introduce Ayurveda, Yoga, Homoeopathy, Unani Orissadiary.com
Bhubaneswar: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Bhubaneswar would introduce traditional systems of treatment such as ayurveda, yoga, homoeopathy and unani in two to three months' time. This was informed by its director Dr Ashok Kumar ...
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Bhubaneswar: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Bhubaneswar would introduce traditional systems of treatment such as ayurveda, yoga, homoeopathy and unani in two to three months' time. This was informed by its director Dr Ashok Kumar ...
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