Ebola outbreak: How ready is india? Financial Express
As India faces the prospect of being hit by the global Ebola epidemic, last year's outbreak of Japanese Encephalitis stands as a grim reminder of ground realities. (Reuters). SummaryIn path of possible Ebola storm, India is without masks, gloves and training.
In path of possible Ebola storm, without masks, gloves and trainingIndian Express
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As India faces the prospect of being hit by the global Ebola epidemic, last year's outbreak of Japanese Encephalitis stands as a grim reminder of ground realities. (Reuters). SummaryIn path of possible Ebola storm, India is without masks, gloves and training.
In path of possible Ebola storm, without masks, gloves and training
UN Now Training Ebola Survivors to Help With Care ABC News
The United Nations has begun training Ebola survivors to help respond to the soaring number of cases in West Africa, because people who've lived through the experience are now immune to the disease, UNICEF's crisis communications chief told reporters ...
UK's Cameron Calls on Europe to Step Up Ebola FightWall Street Journal
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The United Nations has begun training Ebola survivors to help respond to the soaring number of cases in West Africa, because people who've lived through the experience are now immune to the disease, UNICEF's crisis communications chief told reporters ...
UK's Cameron Calls on Europe to Step Up Ebola Fight
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Ebola risk high for India: Expert The Hindu
An infectious diseases and public health systems expert at Harvard Medical School has warned that the risk of India seeing an Ebola patient is “very, very high,” and predicted that India may well have “at least a few cases before the calendar year is over”.
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An infectious diseases and public health systems expert at Harvard Medical School has warned that the risk of India seeing an Ebola patient is “very, very high,” and predicted that India may well have “at least a few cases before the calendar year is over”.
Obama names Ebola 'czar' as West Africa death toll rises Reuters
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama appointed a former White House adviser as U.S. Ebola "czar" on Friday as the global death toll from the disease that has ravaged three West African countries rose to more than 4,500. Amid growing ...
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama appointed a former White House adviser as U.S. Ebola "czar" on Friday as the global death toll from the disease that has ravaged three West African countries rose to more than 4,500. Amid growing ...
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Environment ministry launches national air quality index Business Standard
Concerned about the rising air pollution level in cities, the environment ministry on Friday launched a tool for people to measure air quality in their vicinity. Environment minister Prakash Javadekar launched the national Air Quality Index (AQI), terming it “one ...
India launches index to measure air qualitySFGate
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Concerned about the rising air pollution level in cities, the environment ministry on Friday launched a tool for people to measure air quality in their vicinity. Environment minister Prakash Javadekar launched the national Air Quality Index (AQI), terming it “one ...
India launches index to measure air quality
Combating Ebola: India should tighten border vigil Economic Times
Peter Piot, one of the scientists who discovered Ebola over three-and-a-half decades ago and named it after an African river, dreads to think what may happen if the virus sneaks into India and the infected individual visits a public hospital. The thought popped ...
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Peter Piot, one of the scientists who discovered Ebola over three-and-a-half decades ago and named it after an African river, dreads to think what may happen if the virus sneaks into India and the infected individual visits a public hospital. The thought popped ...
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'Hidden signatures' of awareness found in patients in vegetative state Hindustan Times
Scientists at the University of Cambridge, led by an Indian researcher, have found 'hidden signatures' in the brains of people in a vegetative state. The discovery points to networks that could support consciousness even when a patient appeared to be ...
New technique helps find hidden consciousness in coma patientsFox News
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Scientists at the University of Cambridge, led by an Indian researcher, have found 'hidden signatures' in the brains of people in a vegetative state. The discovery points to networks that could support consciousness even when a patient appeared to be ...
New technique helps find hidden consciousness in coma patients
Clean India Will Lead to Healthy India, Says Harsh Vardhan The New Indian Express
BANGALORE / MYSORE : The Swachh Bharat programme launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 2 will help build a 'Swasth Bharat', Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare Harsh Vardhan said here on Friday. He was speaking after ...
World's first speech and hearing museum to come up in MysoreThe Hindu
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BANGALORE / MYSORE : The Swachh Bharat programme launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 2 will help build a 'Swasth Bharat', Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare Harsh Vardhan said here on Friday. He was speaking after ...
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Ebola crisis: Alert in US expands to Ohio BBC News
Health officials in the US believe a nurse infected with Ebola may have been sick and contagious for four days - and took two flights - before diagnosis. They believe Amber Vinson may have become ill as early as last Friday, when she flew from Dallas to Ohio.
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Health officials in the US believe a nurse infected with Ebola may have been sick and contagious for four days - and took two flights - before diagnosis. They believe Amber Vinson may have become ill as early as last Friday, when she flew from Dallas to Ohio.
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Nothing to panic on Ebola, all systems are in place: Government Daily News & Analysis
Amid global concerns over the spread of Ebola, the government today said there is "nothing to panic" and "all systems are in place" to deal with any outbreak of the deadly disease in the country. Cabinet Secretary Ajit Seth said passengers arriving from ...
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Ebola threat: Cabinet Secretary reviews preparedness with statesZee News
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Amid global concerns over the spread of Ebola, the government today said there is "nothing to panic" and "all systems are in place" to deal with any outbreak of the deadly disease in the country. Cabinet Secretary Ajit Seth said passengers arriving from ...
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