2015年7月20日 星期一

2015-07-21 India Health


Daily News & Analysis
   
India not doing enough to tackle spread of Hepatitis B: WHO report   
Daily News & Analysis
The scathing report starts off by stating that in India Hepatitis-related deaths are not reported to the central registry. Hepatitis B poses a huge threat to Indians. Approximately four crore to six crore people in India are carriers of the Hepatitis B ...
Watch your liver tell you all that you need to know about Hepatitis B   TheHealthSite
Sky high pricing keeping many from getting treatment for potentially deadly ...   MyNorthwest.com
India not doing enough to tackle spread of Hepatitis B   The Wiire (blog)
FitnHit.com   
KRIS Corpus Christi News   
Las Vegas Sun   
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Stuff.co.nz
   
Study finds marijuana can help heal bones   
Stuff.co.nz
Cannabidiol, found in marijuana, might make bones stronger during healing, which could prevent future fractures. There's yet another use for marijuana: It may help to heal broken bones, according to a new study. Researchers found that cannabidiol – an ...

Marijuana Ingredient Can Help Heal Broken Bones, Study Says   Huffington Post
A study has found that an ingredient in marijuana helps mend broken bones in rats   Quartz
Study: Marijuana Can Help Heal Broken Bones   CBS Local
Washington Post   
The Independent   
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Daily News & Analysis
   
After assault, resident docs warns of stir   
Times of India
AURANGABAD: The Maharashtra Association of Resident Doctors (MARD), Aurangabad division, has warned of stir if the police fail to arrest a patient's relatives, who allegedly attacked a doctor on duty at the medicine ward of the Government Medical ...

Over 75% doctors have faced violence at work: IMA study   Daily News & Analysis
Doctor assaulted in Aurangabad, MARD warns of another strike   The Indian Express
Maharashtra Association of Resident Doctors threaten to go on strike   Mid-Day

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Dengue fever grips Goa, 99 cases recorded this year so far   
NYOOOZ
PANAJI: Even as dengue cases are on the rise in the last six months as compared to the corresponding period in 2014, the directorate of health services said people should not panic. The thrust should be on curbing breeding of mosquitoes at source ...

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Mizo News
   
Indian Researcher Reveals Turmeric Coupled With Omega ' 3 Fat Can Prevent Type ...   
Mizo News
A great news for the people who are suffering from diabetes. Now diabetes people can get rid of diabetes by using turmeric which is regularly used in our Indian kitchens. An Indian organic scientist has revealed that Type-2 diabetes can be delayed as ...
Turmeric may prevent Type 2 diabetes, says study   Celebrity Cafe - Entertainment News (blog)
Turmeric in Combination with Omega 3 Fat Might Prevent Diabetes   Chinatopix
Turmeric along with omega-3 fat might prevent Type 2 Diabetes   TeCake
Udaipur Kiran   
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Hindustan Times
   
Jealous partner likelier to be under alcohol influence Jul 20, 6:10 pm   
ANINEWS
New Delhi, July 20 (ANI): If you are someone who depends on his/her partner to make you feel good, then according to a recent study, you are likely to drown your sorrows if you believe your partner is cheating. Authors from the University of Houston ...
A poor relationship might send your health downhill   Hindustan Times
Poor romantic relationships trigger drinking   The Siasat Daily
Jealousy In A Romantic Relationship Can Lead To Alcohol Problems   Newsroom America

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Hindustan Times
   
Prolonged standing can lead to serious musculoskeletal disorders   
Hindustan Times
You might have heard this a number of times -- sitting for long hours can be fatal for your health. But recent research shows that standing for long hours can be equally harmful too. Nearly half of all employees worldwide are required to stand for more ...
Prolonged standing as bad as sitting   Zee News
Is standing the new sitting? Study raises risks of staying on your feet   CTV News

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Times of India
   
7 diet myths no one told you about   
Times of India
So, you hear that kale chips are the best thing that could have happened to your diet? Not quite. We bust some common diet myths for you. The food industry has never bombarded you with so much information to decipher. One study says that eggs are good ...

Not as good as it gets   Bangalore Mirror

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Odisha Sun Times
   
How a plant knows friend from foe   
Futurity: Research News
Soil is crowded with bacteria and fungi. Tens of thousands of different species can inhabit the same space. So how does a plant that grows in the midst of it all know the difference between good bacteria and bad ones? The defense hormone salicylic acid ...

How plants keep bad bacteria out   Zee News

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Evartha English
   
Kerala mystery deaths: Third girl dies, police yet to find any leads   
The Indian Express
Police have questioned around 100 people so far, including friends of the girl traced through social media, but have failed to get any leads on why they left home. Comments. Written by Shaju Philip | Thiruvananthapuram | Updated: July 21, 2015 3:56 am.
Injured girl, found on Rly track last week, dead   Deccan Herald
Girl's condition 'extremely critical'   Times of India
Neuro-trauma centres in general, district hospitals   The Hindu
International Business Times, India Edition   
Eprahaar   
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