Times of India
Secondary education reduces HIV risk for girls
Times of India
Longer secondary schooling reduces the risk of contracting HIV, particularly for girls, shows a study. Students with longer secondary education had an eight percent lower risk of HIV infection, about a decade later, from about 25 percent to about 17 ...
Longer secondary schooling cuts risk of HIV infection, especially for girlsZee News
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Times of India
Longer secondary schooling reduces the risk of contracting HIV, particularly for girls, shows a study. Students with longer secondary education had an eight percent lower risk of HIV infection, about a decade later, from about 25 percent to about 17 ...
Longer secondary schooling cuts risk of HIV infection, especially for girls
Longer schooling brakes AIDS spread: Study
Longer secondary education protects against HIV infection
Times of Malta
Mother's diabetes control in pregnancy may affect kids' brains
Times of Malta
Good control of blood sugar might make a difference in how well their child does in school years later. For pregnant women with type 1 diabetes, good control of blood sugar might make a difference in how well their child does in school years later ...
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Tech Times
Microfinance Monitor
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Times of Malta
Good control of blood sugar might make a difference in how well their child does in school years later. For pregnant women with type 1 diabetes, good control of blood sugar might make a difference in how well their child does in school years later ...
Adopt diabetes game plan and opt for a healthy lifestyle
Mom's diabetes control in pregnancy may affect kids' brains
Tackling Diabetes Gets Easy, Game Plan To Reduce Complications
Times of India
What if you could predict Alzheimer's 18 years earlier?
Washington Post
One of the most heartbreaking things about Alzheimer's is that it has been impossible for doctors to predict who will get it before symptoms begin. And without early detection, researchers say, a treatment or cure may be impossible. Governments, drug ...
Indian-origin scientist finds key to early Alzheimer's diagnosisDispatch Times
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Memory And Thinking Tests May Reveal Alzheimer's Disease Symptoms Up To ...Tech Times
Immortal News
Forbes
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Washington Post
One of the most heartbreaking things about Alzheimer's is that it has been impossible for doctors to predict who will get it before symptoms begin. And without early detection, researchers say, a treatment or cure may be impossible. Governments, drug ...
Indian-origin scientist finds key to early Alzheimer's diagnosis
Memory tests may predict Alzheimer's 18 years early: study
Memory And Thinking Tests May Reveal Alzheimer's Disease Symptoms Up To ...
NDTV
Cadaver donation to give six a new lease of life
The Hindu
The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has managed to retrieve organs of a 42-year-old brain dead man. Giving details about the case, AIIMS director M. C. Misra said: “We received a call from a private hospital in Delhi informing us about ...
AIIMS's 9th this year, cadaver donor saves 4 livesTimes of India
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The Statesman (press release)
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The Hindu
The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has managed to retrieve organs of a 42-year-old brain dead man. Giving details about the case, AIIMS director M. C. Misra said: “We received a call from a private hospital in Delhi informing us about ...
AIIMS's 9th this year, cadaver donor saves 4 lives
42-Year-Old Man, Declared Brain Dead, Becomes 9th Cadaver Donor at AIIMS
42-yr-old man becomes 9th cadaver donor at AIIMS
UPI.com
Umbilical 'cord milking' makes blood flow in preterm Cesarean infants better
Financial Express
There is a new technique to improve the blood flow in preterm infants delivered by Cesarean section, claims a new research. By: ANI | June 29, 2015 4:36 pm. There is a new technique to improve the blood flow in preterm infants delivered by Cesarean ...
'Cord milking' boosts blood flow to preemiesExaminer.com
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Financial Express
There is a new technique to improve the blood flow in preterm infants delivered by Cesarean section, claims a new research. By: ANI | June 29, 2015 4:36 pm. There is a new technique to improve the blood flow in preterm infants delivered by Cesarean ...
'Cord milking' boosts blood flow to preemies
Umbilical cord 'milking' improves blood flow in preterm infants
Cord milking best for infants delivered by C-section
NDTV
First Heart 3D-Printed With Multiple Imaging Techniques
NDTV
Heart experts, including one of an Indian-origin, have successfully integrated two common imaging techniques to produce the first 3D anatomic model of a patient's heart. This is the first time the integration of computed tomography (CT) and 3D ...
Made-to-order heart to aid surgeonsHindu Business Line
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NDTV
Heart experts, including one of an Indian-origin, have successfully integrated two common imaging techniques to produce the first 3D anatomic model of a patient's heart. This is the first time the integration of computed tomography (CT) and 3D ...
Made-to-order heart to aid surgeons
First 3D heart printed using imaging techniques
Medical Xpress
HCV infection in hospital: Rs 3 lakh interim compensation
Business Standard
Tamil Nadu government today told the Madras High Court that an interim compensation of Rs three lakh each would be paid to people infected with Hepatitis C Virus (HPV) due to alleged negligence after they underwent dialysis at the Stanely Medical ...
Government to give Rs 3 lakh each to 16 who got hepatitis C from Chennai ...NYOOOZ
Study suggests less than 1% of acute HCV cases reported to the CDCHealio
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Medical Xpress
EurekAlert (press release)
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Business Standard
Tamil Nadu government today told the Madras High Court that an interim compensation of Rs three lakh each would be paid to people infected with Hepatitis C Virus (HPV) due to alleged negligence after they underwent dialysis at the Stanely Medical ...
Government to give Rs 3 lakh each to 16 who got hepatitis C from Chennai ...
Study suggests less than 1% of acute HCV cases reported to the CDC
Hep C Estimates Could Be Way Off
Odisha Sun Times
Odisha: 30 infants affected by unknown disease
TheHealthSite
At least 30 infants were down with an unknown disease in a remote village in Odisha's Malkangiri district, doctors said today. A team of doctors has been sent to Puruna Orkel village in Korkunda block after information about the outbreak of the disease ...
Unknown diseases attack 30 kidsOdisha Samaya
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TheHealthSite
At least 30 infants were down with an unknown disease in a remote village in Odisha's Malkangiri district, doctors said today. A team of doctors has been sent to Puruna Orkel village in Korkunda block after information about the outbreak of the disease ...
Unknown diseases attack 30 kids
Mystery disease afflicts 30 children in Odisha's Malkangiri
30 infants down with unknown disease
Calcium essential for deep sleep: Study
Economic Times
WASHINGTON: If you are having sleepless nights, blame it on calcium deficiency as a key calcium channel has been identified as responsible for deep sleep, says new study. The study also gives us a clue to understanding both normal and abnormal waking ...
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Economic Times
WASHINGTON: If you are having sleepless nights, blame it on calcium deficiency as a key calcium channel has been identified as responsible for deep sleep, says new study. The study also gives us a clue to understanding both normal and abnormal waking ...
Livemint
DRL recalls two generic drugs in US
Times of India
HYDERABAD: City-headquartered pharma giant Dr Reddy's Laboratories (DRL) has announced that it is voluntarily recalling two generic drugs, manufactured at its Bachupally facility, from the US market. According to the US Food and Drug Administration ...
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Times of India
HYDERABAD: City-headquartered pharma giant Dr Reddy's Laboratories (DRL) has announced that it is voluntarily recalling two generic drugs, manufactured at its Bachupally facility, from the US market. According to the US Food and Drug Administration ...
Dr Reddy's Laboratories recalls hypertension, anti-seizure drugs from US
DRL Recalls Select Drugs from US Mkt
Dr Reddy's recalls anti-seizure, hypertension drugs from US market
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