in-hotdailynews: 2015-02-03 India Health

People at greater heart problem risk working in poor psychosocial environment ...
Daily News & Analysis
A new study has demonstrated that employees experience highly demanding requirements if they are in a poor psychosocially work environment and therefore, they are likelier to suffer from heart problems. A new study has demonstrated that employees ...

People working in poor psychosocial environment at greater heart problem risk   New Kerala

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Diabetes drug may lower cancer risk in diabetic nonsmokers
Business Standard
Diabetic nonsmokers who take the diabetes drug metformin have a significantly lower risk of developing lung cancer, a new study has claimed. Among nonsmokers who had diabetes, those who took the diabetes drug metformin had a decrease in lung cancer ...

Diabetes drug may decrease cancer risk only in non-smokers: study   Microfinance Monitor
Anti-diabetic drug metformin reduces lung cancer risk in non-smokers, study finds   The News Reports
Metformin May Lower Lung Cancer Risk in Never Smokers   Cancer Network
The Sen Times Online Newspaper
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Obese mothers 5 times more likely to have fat children
Daily Times
Women who are overweight or lead a poor lifestyle before pregnancy are nearly five times as likely to have a child who is fat, a British study suggests. Even before a woman conceives, a mother's choices can have a startling impact with obesity, smoking and ...

Study shows benefits of improving health before pregnancy   KRNV My News 4
Improving pre-pregnancy health critical to averting childhood obesity: New Study   Daily News & Analysis
How mother's lifestyle affects obesity risk of kids   New Kerala
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IT industry opposes Obama's move to tax overseas earning
The Hindu
IT industry and the Republican leadership has opposed U.S. President Barack Obama's move to tax overseas earnings, saying that this is bad for global competition of U.S. companies. “The proposal to tax companies' overseas earnings, rather than making ...

Obama proposes $3.99 trillion budget, draws scorn from Republicans   Reuters
Firms Back Tax Reform—Just Not Obama's   Wall Street Journal
President Obama Sends Record $4 Trillion Budget to Congress   NDTV
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Everyday chemical exposure linked to earlier menopause
Fox News
A new study from Washington University School of Medicine found that women who had high levels of certain chemicals in their bodies experienced menopause two to four years earlier than women with lower levels of the chemicals. The study is the first to ...

Cosmetics May Accelerate Menopause By Four Years   News Every day
Everyday chemicals linked to earlier menopause   Futurity: Research News
Your make-up products can be riskier than you ever thought   Hindustan Times
The News Reports
Times of India
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Complex Social Situations Can Be Determined By Babies
Science World Report
Babies are adorable, but don't let them fool you. These youngsters hold the ability to make sense of complex social situations, according to recent findings published in Psychological Science. Like Us on Facebook ...

Babies Can Follow Complex Social Situations   HealthNewsDigest.com
Babies are smarter than you think: Study   Daily News & Analysis
Even infants can follow complex social situations   Chandigarh Tribune

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Two-year-old Indian boy's heart beats in that of a Russian child
Daily News & Analysis
Chennai docs give the boy, suffering from end-stage heart failure, a new lease of life | The heart was transported using an inter-state green corridor that took 47 minutes in all to travel, from Bangalore to Chennai. Neli Kundriavtceva with baby Gleb.
2-year-old from Russia gets a heart   The Hindu
Russian toddler gets Indian heart Bengaluru boy's heart transplanted in Russian ...   Times of India
Indian heart beats in Russian child   Calcutta Telegraph
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Deccan Herald
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Healthcare worker flown back to UK after Ebola exposure
Times of India
LONDON: A UK military healthcare worker has been transported back to England following likely exposure to the Ebola virus through a needle-stick injury when treating someone infected by the virus in Sierra Leone. This is the second case of UK health ...

Ebola victim still not free of virus   The Hindu
Ebola crisis: is the outbreak over?   BBC News
New Ebola scare as second military healthcare worker is flown back to England   Daily Mail
Daily News & Analysis
Telegraph.co.uk
New York Times
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Double hand transplant carried out by doctors in India
Telegraph.co.uk
A train accident victim has become the first person to receive a double hand transplant in India. Manu, 30, underwent surgery at the Amrita Institute of Medical Science. He received the hands of a 24-year-old road accident victim. The procedure took over 16 ...

India's 1st double hand transplant conducted on 30-year-old man in Kochi   IBNLive
India's first double hand transplant successful, says doctors   Daily News & Analysis
Double hand transplant on good samaritan   Business Standard
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Double cadaver donation saves 6 in Mumbai
Daily News & Analysis
The end of last month saw six lives being saved, with the city witnessing 2015's first double cadaver donation. The end of last month saw six lives being saved, with the city witnessing 2015's first double cadaver donation. How was it made possible? The Zonal ...

Cadaver donations see rise in city, total count touches five after two donations on ...   The Indian Express
GH to Restart Zero Cost Heart Transplants   The New Indian Express
City sees 5 cadaver donations in January itself   Times of India

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