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No link between caesarean sections, autism: Study
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Cork, Ireland: A new study has claimed that babies born via caesarean section are not at any greater risk of developing autism spectrum disorders (ASD). The new research renounced the previous study that linked C-sections with autism. Instead, it suggests ...
Autism spectrum disorder: Fixated preferences could be a signThe Straits Times
Cesarean Section Likely Does Not Affect Autism DiagnosisNeurology Advisor
Children born by C-section at 20% more risk of autism, finds studyTimes of India
International Business Times
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Cork, Ireland: A new study has claimed that babies born via caesarean section are not at any greater risk of developing autism spectrum disorders (ASD). The new research renounced the previous study that linked C-sections with autism. Instead, it suggests ...
Autism spectrum disorder: Fixated preferences could be a sign
Cesarean Section Likely Does Not Affect Autism Diagnosis
Children born by C-section at 20% more risk of autism, finds study
AL.com
Report: More than 1 in 8 infected with HIV don't know they have it
AL.com
AIDS test A man takes an oral HIV test in this 2004 photo. (File photo)Crystal Bonvillian | cbonvillian@al.com. The CDC released a report with a startling statistic: one in eight do not know they have HIV. Approximately 156,300 of 1.2 million HIV sufferers are ...
Five-year window for preventing AIDS reboundThe Nation
Sustaining current efforts against AIDS not enough, epidemic may rebound in ...Financial Express
Middle-income nations need to increase spending on HIV-AIDS: studyLivemint
Los Angeles Times
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AL.com
AIDS test A man takes an oral HIV test in this 2004 photo. (File photo)Crystal Bonvillian | cbonvillian@al.com. The CDC released a report with a startling statistic: one in eight do not know they have HIV. Approximately 156,300 of 1.2 million HIV sufferers are ...
Five-year window for preventing AIDS rebound
Sustaining current efforts against AIDS not enough, epidemic may rebound in ...
Middle-income nations need to increase spending on HIV-AIDS: study
Sky News Australia
S.Korea MERS outbreak takes two more lives
Sky News Australia
South Korea has reported two more deaths from its outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), and one new confirmed case. The latest figures bring to 31 the total death toll from the largest MERS outbreak outside Saudi Arabia, the health ...
MERS death toll rises to 31 in South Korea outbreak, one new case | ReutersFirstpost
Hyundai Offers to Help in the Fight Against MERSThe Chosun Ilbo
South Korea Mers outbreak claims two more deathsTHE BUSINESS TIMES
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Sky News Australia
South Korea has reported two more deaths from its outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), and one new confirmed case. The latest figures bring to 31 the total death toll from the largest MERS outbreak outside Saudi Arabia, the health ...
MERS death toll rises to 31 in South Korea outbreak, one new case | Reuters
Hyundai Offers to Help in the Fight Against MERS
South Korea Mers outbreak claims two more deaths
The Hindu
International Yoga Day and the United Nations of Yoga!
Merinews
The International Yoga Day or World Yoga Day has come and gone. Besides setting up new records, the brouhaha that was generated both in the Indian and international press was unprecedented. Agreed it was an over hyped media event, but then who is ...
Reaction to yogaThe Hindu
Yoga—the second comingLivemint
Yoga and the Modi asanaThe Statesman (press release)
Firstpost
Economic Times
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Merinews
The International Yoga Day or World Yoga Day has come and gone. Besides setting up new records, the brouhaha that was generated both in the Indian and international press was unprecedented. Agreed it was an over hyped media event, but then who is ...
Reaction to yoga
Yoga—the second coming
Yoga and the Modi asana
Livemint
India, US sign agreements to strengthen cooperation in health sector
Livemint
New Delhi: India and the US on Thursday signed three agreements in the health sector. The first, a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on cancer research, prevention, control and management was signed between the National Cancer Research Institute ...
India, US ink agreements on health to enhance cooperation in key areasIBNLive
India, US to cooperate in cancer researchBusiness Standard
India and USA sign agreements to strengthen cooperation in health sectorNorthern Voices Online
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New Delhi: India and the US on Thursday signed three agreements in the health sector. The first, a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on cancer research, prevention, control and management was signed between the National Cancer Research Institute ...
India, US ink agreements on health to enhance cooperation in key areas
India, US to cooperate in cancer research
India and USA sign agreements to strengthen cooperation in health sector
Voice of America
Study: Drug Reverses Condition That Attacks Pigment in Skin
Voice of America
Thursday is World Vitiligo Day, aimed at raising awareness of the disfiguring skin condition. While the disease is not common, it is devastating for those who have it. But help may be on the way. Vitiligo is an autoimmune disease in which the body attacks the ...
Rheumatoid arthritis drug could hold cure for VitiligoPune Mirror
Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Might Help Vitiligo SufferersTimes Gazette
Arthritis drug restores skin colour in vitiligo patientBusiness Standard
Medical Daily
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Voice of America
Thursday is World Vitiligo Day, aimed at raising awareness of the disfiguring skin condition. While the disease is not common, it is devastating for those who have it. But help may be on the way. Vitiligo is an autoimmune disease in which the body attacks the ...
Rheumatoid arthritis drug could hold cure for Vitiligo
Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Might Help Vitiligo Sufferers
Arthritis drug restores skin colour in vitiligo patient
Delhi budget: Government to open 500 neighbourhood clinics
Times of India
NEW DELHI: The government will spend Rs 125 crore on opening 500 new neighbourhood clinics before April 2016 to improve basic health services and end quackery, besides taking the load off tertiary care hospitals. After education, healthcare has got the ...
45 pc jump in plan expenditure for health, 10000 new hospitalBusiness Standard
Healthcare sector to undergo major faceliftThe Asian Age
Delhi increases plan health budget by 45 percentDaijiworld.com
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Times of India
NEW DELHI: The government will spend Rs 125 crore on opening 500 new neighbourhood clinics before April 2016 to improve basic health services and end quackery, besides taking the load off tertiary care hospitals. After education, healthcare has got the ...
45 pc jump in plan expenditure for health, 10000 new hospital
Healthcare sector to undergo major facelift
Delhi increases plan health budget by 45 percent
Focus News
Mulberry Silk Can Repair Nerve Damage, Says Indian Scientists
Focus News
The exquisite fibres of the famed mulberry silk can trigger regeneration of nerves and restore activity in limbs affected by traumatic injuries, courtesy a new technology developed by Indian scientists. A team of researchers at the Indian Institute of ...
Silk can repair nerve damage, claim Indian scientistsPune Mirror
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Focus News
The exquisite fibres of the famed mulberry silk can trigger regeneration of nerves and restore activity in limbs affected by traumatic injuries, courtesy a new technology developed by Indian scientists. A team of researchers at the Indian Institute of ...
Silk can repair nerve damage, claim Indian scientists
Focus News
E-pharmacies unlawful
Times of India
CHANDIGARH: E-Pharmacies in whatever form or model now operational in India are unlawful and current set of law does not allow to operate E-Pharmacy, said JS Shinde, president of All India Organization of Chemists & Druggists (AIOCD). DCG(I), Dr GN ...
E-pharmacies unlawful | Chandigarh NYOOOZNYOOOZ
Online Sale Of Medicines Illegal In IndiaFocus News
E-pharmacies may cause public health hazard: AIOCDBusiness Standard
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Times of India
CHANDIGARH: E-Pharmacies in whatever form or model now operational in India are unlawful and current set of law does not allow to operate E-Pharmacy, said JS Shinde, president of All India Organization of Chemists & Druggists (AIOCD). DCG(I), Dr GN ...
E-pharmacies unlawful | Chandigarh NYOOOZ
Online Sale Of Medicines Illegal In India
E-pharmacies may cause public health hazard: AIOCD
The Hindu
Government scheme peps up small hospitals in Madurai
Times of India
MADURAI: Health and human rights activists here who found anomalies in the implementation of the state health insurance scheme on Thursday demanded a social audit into the scheme. Based on information gathered through Right to Information (RTI) Act, ...
“Private hospitals benefit more from State insurance scheme”The Hindu
Government scheme peps up small hospitals in Madurai | Madurai NYOOOZNYOOOZ
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Times of India
MADURAI: Health and human rights activists here who found anomalies in the implementation of the state health insurance scheme on Thursday demanded a social audit into the scheme. Based on information gathered through Right to Information (RTI) Act, ...
“Private hospitals benefit more from State insurance scheme”
Government scheme peps up small hospitals in Madurai | Madurai NYOOOZ
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