Surprise checks on airports, ports for Ebola preparedness Times of India
NEW DELHI: Senior health ministry officials will conduct surprise inspections of designated ports, airports as well as hospitals and laboratories across the country to review passenger screenings and preparedness to deal with Ebola virus. Principal secretaries ...
Urine and saliva of Ebola patient test negativeIndian Express
Quarantined Indian's samples found negative for EbolaZee News
Ebola Africa's Worry, Not OursThe New Indian Express
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NEW DELHI: Senior health ministry officials will conduct surprise inspections of designated ports, airports as well as hospitals and laboratories across the country to review passenger screenings and preparedness to deal with Ebola virus. Principal secretaries ...
Urine and saliva of Ebola patient test negative
Quarantined Indian's samples found negative for Ebola
Ebola Africa's Worry, Not Ours
Tubectomy deaths: 21 women discharged,17 still under treatment Press Trust of India
Bilaspur, Nov 22 (PTI) A total of 21 women were today discharged from two hospitals in the district where they had been undergoing treatment along with several other women in the wake of botched sterilisation surgeries that claimed 13 lives. Eighteen ...
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Bilaspur, Nov 22 (PTI) A total of 21 women were today discharged from two hospitals in the district where they had been undergoing treatment along with several other women in the wake of botched sterilisation surgeries that claimed 13 lives. Eighteen ...
India's sterilisation camps must give way to proper family planning The Guardian
Women who had sterilisation surgery at government camps are seen at a hospital in Bilaspur district, Chhattisgarh state. Photograph: Anindito Mukherjee/Reuters. Shree Venkatram in New Delhi. Saturday 22 November 2014 04.00 EST. Share on Facebook ...
No more births... or deathsThe Hindu
Licenses of 2 pharma cos suspended for sterilisation deaths in Chhatisgarhpharmabiz.com
Chhattisgarh Sterilisation Deaths: The Needle of SuspicionNDTV
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Women who had sterilisation surgery at government camps are seen at a hospital in Bilaspur district, Chhattisgarh state. Photograph: Anindito Mukherjee/Reuters. Shree Venkatram in New Delhi. Saturday 22 November 2014 04.00 EST. Share on Facebook ...
No more births... or deaths
Licenses of 2 pharma cos suspended for sterilisation deaths in Chhatisgarh
Chhattisgarh Sterilisation Deaths: The Needle of Suspicion
Mumbaikars fight dengue scare with pesticides, neem Times of India
MUMBAI: The dengue scare has prompted housing societies and residents associations across the city to take swift action. To stop breeding of the mosquito larvae on their premises, several residents in Bandra, Khar and Santa Cruz have resorted ...
Excessive platelet transfusion killed 4 dengue victims: BMCMumbai Mirror
Dengue claims its 19th victim in MumbaiDaily News & Analysis
After probe, BMC puts dengue death toll at 12Indian Express
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MUMBAI: The dengue scare has prompted housing societies and residents associations across the city to take swift action. To stop breeding of the mosquito larvae on their premises, several residents in Bandra, Khar and Santa Cruz have resorted ...
Excessive platelet transfusion killed 4 dengue victims: BMC
Dengue claims its 19th victim in Mumbai
After probe, BMC puts dengue death toll at 12
Cocaine no more preserve of the rich Hindustan Times
Cocaine is no more an exclusive drug of the rich and affluent classes but is now more commonly popular among unemployed youth from the middle class, a Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh, study has found.
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Cocaine is no more an exclusive drug of the rich and affluent classes but is now more commonly popular among unemployed youth from the middle class, a Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh, study has found.
Sneha Dies, Leaving Kochiites in Tears The New Indian Express
KOCHI: Leaving many Kochites in tears, 11-year-old Sneha Paul,who was undergoing treatment for kidney and liver failure, died here on Saturday. Sneha, the eldest daughter of K G Paul and Reema Paul of Kumbalangi, was suffering from kidney failure from ...
Sneha wins hearts, but gives up on lifeDeccan Chronicle
Amid so much love, Sneha bids goodbyeTimes of India
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KOCHI: Leaving many Kochites in tears, 11-year-old Sneha Paul,who was undergoing treatment for kidney and liver failure, died here on Saturday. Sneha, the eldest daughter of K G Paul and Reema Paul of Kumbalangi, was suffering from kidney failure from ...
Sneha wins hearts, but gives up on life
Amid so much love, Sneha bids goodbye
Vision loss can develop without any symptoms MiamiHerald.com
When you have diabetes, a complication that can develop without major symptoms is vision loss. Diabetic retinopathy, the leading cause of blindness in American adults, is caused by changes in the retina's small blood vessels and is the most common ...
Your sugar and your eyes: Understand the complicationsTimes of India
The unseen danger of DiabetesMoultrie News
Diabetic eye diseases projected to increaseModernMedicine
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When you have diabetes, a complication that can develop without major symptoms is vision loss. Diabetic retinopathy, the leading cause of blindness in American adults, is caused by changes in the retina's small blood vessels and is the most common ...
Your sugar and your eyes: Understand the complications
The unseen danger of Diabetes
Diabetic eye diseases projected to increase
Skincare tips for the harsh winter The News Reports
With the temperature dropping rapidly, the anxieties related to skincare are spiraling upwards! But, when it comes to battling the harsh winter, all you need to be armed with are beauty oil and cream cleanser, instead of the regular toner – or so says the beauty ...
Your guide to winter skincareKhaleej Times
Winter skincare pointersHimalayan Times
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With the temperature dropping rapidly, the anxieties related to skincare are spiraling upwards! But, when it comes to battling the harsh winter, all you need to be armed with are beauty oil and cream cleanser, instead of the regular toner – or so says the beauty ...
Your guide to winter skincare
Winter skincare pointers
Battling Ebola: The Worst of Humanitarian Missions Naharnet
An invisible, murderous enemy that puts caregivers in almost unbearable working conditions, Ebola is a grueling test for even the most experienced humanitarian. Joachim Gardemann had spent 20 years with the Red Cross in Rwanda, Bosnia and Syria ...
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An invisible, murderous enemy that puts caregivers in almost unbearable working conditions, Ebola is a grueling test for even the most experienced humanitarian. Joachim Gardemann had spent 20 years with the Red Cross in Rwanda, Bosnia and Syria ...
Super-speciality hospital planned in Kanpur Times of India
KANPUR: Aiming to improve the medical infrastructure in the city, Union minister of science and technology Harsh Vardhan on Saturday announced setting up of an eight-storey super speciality hospital here. The hospital will cater to patients with general and ...
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KANPUR: Aiming to improve the medical infrastructure in the city, Union minister of science and technology Harsh Vardhan on Saturday announced setting up of an eight-storey super speciality hospital here. The hospital will cater to patients with general and ...
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