2015年8月20日 星期四

2015-08-21 India Health


Metro
   
Bipolar could be the 'price humans pay for higher intelligence and creativity'   
Metro
Having a high IQ level in childhood has been linked to suffering mood disorders such as bipolar in later life following a recent study. Through studying children aged eight and then in their early twenties Glasgow, Bristol, Cardiff and Texas made some ...
High Childhood IQ Linked to Greater Bipolar Disorder Risk   Psychiatry Advisor
Study Links High Childhood IQ to Greater Risk of Bipolar Disorder   NYC Today
Intelligence and Creativity leads to bipolar disorder later in life   The TeCake
Northern Californian   
Bulletin Leader   
Financial Express   
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NDTV
   
Hot Chillies can cure obesity   
NYC Today
Researchers have found weight-loss potential in hot chillies. As per them, red chilli receptors present in the stomach could send signals of stomach being full. This may help in having a control on eating hence, shedding weight. Study's lead researcher ...

Middle managers are a depressed lot   Livemint
Eat hot chillies daily to stay in shape   The Statesman
Red Hot Chillies Help To Curb Obesity   News Every day
Yahoo News UK   
Wisconsin Ag Connection   
PerfScience   
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Hindu Business Line
   
Ban junk food within 200m of schools, says WCD panel   
Times of India
NEW DELHI: A government panel has recommended that not only should junk food be banned from school canteens but that shops, restaurants or vendors within 200 meters of the school should not be allowed to sell the products to school children.
Centre wants to ban sale of junk food in and around schools   India Today
Government appointed panel recommends ban on junk food sale near schools   Economic Times
Govt panel recommends ban on junk food sale near schools   Livemint
The New Indian Express   
Business Standard   
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Hindustan Times
   
Meet 4 Indians on MIT's '35 Innovators Under 35' list   
Hindustan Times
Four young Indians have made it to the annual global list of 35 Innovators Under 35 of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Technology Review's. The institute says the individuals on the list are "inspiring and creative people" who "also ...
Two alumnae recognized as top 'Innovators Under 35′   UC Berkeley
Young Turkish women building the future   Hurriyet Daily News
From saving premature babies to mobile tech: Four Indians on MIT's '35 ...   Firstpost
NDTV   
The New Indian Express   
Economic Times   
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India Today
   
Rural healthcare takes hit with no specialist doctors around   
Times of India
RAIPUR: Despite Chhattisgarh government adopting a carrot and a stick approach to post doctors in rural areas, 87% of posts of specialists, including surgeons, obstetrics and gynaecologists, physicians and paediatricians, are lying vacant in community ...

No specialist doctors to serve in rural areas   Deccan Herald
Shocking figures reveal eight out of ten village clinics have no specialist ...   Daily Mail
8 pc of PHCs in rural India running without a doctor: report   Business Standard
TriValley Central   
Steamboat Pilot & Today   
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Times of India
   
Common diabetes drug works in gut, not bloodstream   
Financial Express
A common diabetes drug metformin's primary effect occurs in the gut and not the bloodstream, scientists have found, reversing half a century of conventional thinking. By: PTI | August 20, 2015 8:27 AM. G+. A common diabetes drug metformin's primary ...
Delayed Release Metformin Sails Through Phase II Testing   MedPage Today
Common diabetes drug works in gut not bloodstream: Study   The Siasat Daily
Common diabetes drug Metformin works in gut, not bloodstream   Livemint
EndoNurse   
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Times of India
   
The perilous plight of middle managers: Exploitation, domination and depression   
Washington Post
It's no wonder why middle managers are so often the punchline of work-related jokes. Sandwiched between bosses who sometimes overlook them and junior staff who sometimes resent them, you could argue that they have the most stressful jobs in the ...

Middle managers at higher anxiety, depression risk   Times of India
The Middle Management Trap: Why You Aren't Happy   InformationWeek
Mid-Level Managers Tend to Be at Higher Risk of Depression, Anxiety: New Study   Microfinance Monitor
Management Today   
The TeCake   
Hindustan Times   
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Follow healthy D-Day diet to look your best   
Business Standard
You are nervous and excited on your D-Day, but don't skip your meal and be particular about what you eat. Go for small and frequent meals to start with, says an expert. Delhi-based dietitian and nutritionist Sonia Narang shares a list of the best and ...

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Livemint
   
Dr Reddy's recalls Rivastigmine Tartrate capsules from US market   
Livemint
Hyderabad: Dr Reddy's Laboratories (DRL) has initiated voluntary recall of Rivastigmine Tartrate Capsules of 1.5 mg strength from the USA market, following 'Failed Dissolution Specifications'. A total of 60 bottles of 2952 units are recalled on the ...
Dr Reddy's recalls Rivastigmine Tartrate capsules from US   Moneycontrol.com
Dr Reddy's Laboratories recalls Rivastigmine Tartrate capsules from US market   domain-B

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The Indian Express
   
Tall men in mid-thirties perceived to be most dominant   
The Indian Express
Tall masculine men who are around 35 years of age are perceived to be the most dominant, says a new study. Google +. Comments. By: IANS | London | Published:August 20, 2015 6:53 pm. tall-main. Tall masculine men who are around 35 years of age are ...

Tall and masculine men in mid-thirties more dominant, says varsity study   Financial Express
The recipe for the perfect man   Independent Online
Height and Age Influence Perception of Male Dominance   PsychCentral.com (blog)

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