20-year-old with missing breast gets corrective surgery
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After multiple references, Shikha's family approached a city-based cosmetic surgeon for advice. "The patient's case was very complicated. Even the nipple was absent, but there was a tuft of hair instead. While all her friends discussed puberty-related issues in ...
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After multiple references, Shikha's family approached a city-based cosmetic surgeon for advice. "The patient's case was very complicated. Even the nipple was absent, but there was a tuft of hair instead. While all her friends discussed puberty-related issues in ...
Toronto Sun
Vaccines developed for H5N1, H7N9 avian flu
Toronto Sun
A group of U.S. researchers say it has developed a vaccine for two strains of avian influenza that can be transmitted from poultry to humans. The strains have led to the culling of millions of chickens and turkeys as well as the death of hundreds of people.
Soon, vaccines for 2 bird flu strainsTimes of India
How the Bird Flu Sweeping Through US Flocks Is Different Than Past OutbreaksYahoo News
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Toronto Sun
A group of U.S. researchers say it has developed a vaccine for two strains of avian influenza that can be transmitted from poultry to humans. The strains have led to the culling of millions of chickens and turkeys as well as the death of hundreds of people.
Soon, vaccines for 2 bird flu strains
How the Bird Flu Sweeping Through US Flocks Is Different Than Past Outbreaks
Jewish Business News
US FDA approves first drug to treat radiation injuries
Business Standard
The US health watchdog FDA has approved the use of a drug to treat the deleterious effects of radiation exposure following a nuclear incident. The drug, Neupogen, is the first ever approved for the treatment of acute radiation injury. ADVERTISING.
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US FDA approves first drug to treat radiation sicknessZee News
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Business Standard
The US health watchdog FDA has approved the use of a drug to treat the deleterious effects of radiation exposure following a nuclear incident. The drug, Neupogen, is the first ever approved for the treatment of acute radiation injury. ADVERTISING.
US FDA approves first drug for radiation exposure
US FDA approves first drug to treat radiation sickness
The Indian Express
Maggi noodles sent for lab testing in India
DhakaTribune
Food and Drug Administration in Maharashtra, India, has said it would verify the claims about presence of lead in Maggi noodles before taking a decision on recalling the product. FDA in UP had claimed levels of lead and monosodium glutamate (MSG) in a ...
Mocktale: Engineering students to stage a dharna to support MaggiTimes of India
FDA Maharashtra awaiting test results on Maggi samples from Mumbai, Pune ...The Indian Express
Beyond Maggi Noodles: Some of the Most Shocking Food ControversiesNDTV
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DhakaTribune
Food and Drug Administration in Maharashtra, India, has said it would verify the claims about presence of lead in Maggi noodles before taking a decision on recalling the product. FDA in UP had claimed levels of lead and monosodium glutamate (MSG) in a ...
Mocktale: Engineering students to stage a dharna to support Maggi
FDA Maharashtra awaiting test results on Maggi samples from Mumbai, Pune ...
Beyond Maggi Noodles: Some of the Most Shocking Food Controversies
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AYUSH exhibition proves to be a big draw
The Hindu
... : Treatment centres offering free consultation and medication in Ayurveda, Yoga, Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homoeopathy (AYUSH) are proving a huge hit at the AROGYA Expo 2015 in the city. Visitors to the Poojapura ground formed long queues ...
'Link Ayurveda with Biomedicines'The New Indian Express
Seminar highlights research in Nano technologyBusiness Standard
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The Hindu
... : Treatment centres offering free consultation and medication in Ayurveda, Yoga, Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homoeopathy (AYUSH) are proving a huge hit at the AROGYA Expo 2015 in the city. Visitors to the Poojapura ground formed long queues ...
'Link Ayurveda with Biomedicines'
Seminar highlights research in Nano technology
Mid-Day
Mumbai police stations to become tobacco-free
New Kerala
Mumbai Police have launched an initiative to make police stations in the city tobacco-free. Bollywood actors Raveena Tandon and Vivek Oberoi inaugurated the program at the Police Club of the Azad Maidan police station on Friday. Oberoi, who is the brand ...
Mumbai police gives officers reason to ditch tobaccoThe Asian Age
Mumbai Police Plans to Reward 'Tobacco Free' Police StationsNDTV
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New Kerala
Mumbai Police have launched an initiative to make police stations in the city tobacco-free. Bollywood actors Raveena Tandon and Vivek Oberoi inaugurated the program at the Police Club of the Azad Maidan police station on Friday. Oberoi, who is the brand ...
Mumbai police gives officers reason to ditch tobacco
Mumbai Police Plans to Reward 'Tobacco Free' Police Stations
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EMA reconfirms concerns about reliability of drug trials by GVK Biosciences
Delhi Daily News
The European Medicines Agency has confirmed its recommendation to suspend some medicines in European Union (EU) countries based on clinical studies conducted at GVK Biosciences in Hyderabad, India. The agency said that "This is the outcome of a ...
European Medicines Agency reaffirms concern on drug trials by GVK BiosciencesThe Hindu
EU regulator confirms recommendation to suspend drugs over flawed studies ...Firstpost
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Delhi Daily News
The European Medicines Agency has confirmed its recommendation to suspend some medicines in European Union (EU) countries based on clinical studies conducted at GVK Biosciences in Hyderabad, India. The agency said that "This is the outcome of a ...
European Medicines Agency reaffirms concern on drug trials by GVK Biosciences
EU regulator confirms recommendation to suspend drugs over flawed studies ...
Times of India
Organs of brain dead patient harvested
The Hindu
The liver, kidneys, and eyes of a brain dead patient were donated to needy patients after being harvested by a transplant and retrieval team of the Cethar Hospitals in the city. The patient, M.Balasundaram, aged 35, of Perumalpalayam near Thuraiyur, was ...
6 organs, including skin, of brain dead woman harvestedTimes of India
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The Hindu
The liver, kidneys, and eyes of a brain dead patient were donated to needy patients after being harvested by a transplant and retrieval team of the Cethar Hospitals in the city. The patient, M.Balasundaram, aged 35, of Perumalpalayam near Thuraiyur, was ...
6 organs, including skin, of brain dead woman harvested
NDTV
Jammu and Kashmir Government to Provide Free Healthcare to Amarnath Yatris
NDTV
Jammu: The Jammu and Kashmir government will provide round-the-clock free healthcare facilities to Amarnath pilgrims, state health minister Choudhary Lal Singh said today. Mr Lal, during a meeting with health department officials, directed them to gear up ...
Better healthcare facilities for Amarnath yatries, govt's top priority: Lal SinghGreaterKashmir.com
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NDTV
Jammu: The Jammu and Kashmir government will provide round-the-clock free healthcare facilities to Amarnath pilgrims, state health minister Choudhary Lal Singh said today. Mr Lal, during a meeting with health department officials, directed them to gear up ...
Better healthcare facilities for Amarnath yatries, govt's top priority: Lal Singh
The Indian Express
Make essential drugs available for all: HC
The Hindu
The High Court now wants the government to think about ways to provide free essential medicines to the poor. The matter came up in the court of Justice Rajiv Shakdher while hearing a plea filed on behalf of a 13-year old girl suffering from Turner Syndrome.
Come up with policy to treat the poor: HC to govtThe Indian Express
HC asks Delhi govt whether it can supply drugs to poorBusiness Standard
HC asks Delhi govt if it can supply drugs to poorPress Trust of India
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The Hindu
The High Court now wants the government to think about ways to provide free essential medicines to the poor. The matter came up in the court of Justice Rajiv Shakdher while hearing a plea filed on behalf of a 13-year old girl suffering from Turner Syndrome.
Come up with policy to treat the poor: HC to govt
HC asks Delhi govt whether it can supply drugs to poor
HC asks Delhi govt if it can supply drugs to poor
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