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One H1N1 case detected each in city, capital
Times of India
AHMEDABAD: One person each tested positive for the deadly swine flu in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar on Sunday. So far, four people have succumbed to H1N1 influenza virus in the city this season. This has taken the total number of swine flu cases to a ...
After dengue, health experts warn Delhiites of swine fluZee News
After dengue, swine flu next in line to maul Delhi: ExpertsDaily Pioneer
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Times of India
AHMEDABAD: One person each tested positive for the deadly swine flu in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar on Sunday. So far, four people have succumbed to H1N1 influenza virus in the city this season. This has taken the total number of swine flu cases to a ...
After dengue, health experts warn Delhiites of swine flu
After dengue, swine flu next in line to maul Delhi: Experts
Herald Sun
Research warns one in three of us will develop dementia
Herald Sun
ONE in three people born in the UK this year will develop dementia, according to new figures. The Alzheimer's Research UK charity warned of a “looming national health crisis” as the population ages. It called for greater efforts across the globe to ...
“Keep the brain active”The Hindu
One-third of people born in 2015 'will develop dementia'The Guardian
One in three will suffer dementiaThe Australian (blog)
Telegraph.co.uk
Reuters
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Herald Sun
ONE in three people born in the UK this year will develop dementia, according to new figures. The Alzheimer's Research UK charity warned of a “looming national health crisis” as the population ages. It called for greater efforts across the globe to ...
“Keep the brain active”
One-third of people born in 2015 'will develop dementia'
One in three will suffer dementia
Daily News & Analysis
Smoking, tobacco use main reason for cancer: ICMR scientist
Financial Express
Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) scientist Dr. Prabhdeep Kaur on Sunday said that high prevalence of smoking and tobacco use are the main cause of cancer in the northeastern region. By: ANI | Agartala | September 20, 2015 8:40 PM ...
ICMR scientist claims smoking, tobacco use main reason for cancerDaily News & Analysis
Smoking and the use of tobacco can lead to cancer -- ICMR scientistTheHealthSite
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Financial Express
Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) scientist Dr. Prabhdeep Kaur on Sunday said that high prevalence of smoking and tobacco use are the main cause of cancer in the northeastern region. By: ANI | Agartala | September 20, 2015 8:40 PM ...
ICMR scientist claims smoking, tobacco use main reason for cancer
Smoking and the use of tobacco can lead to cancer -- ICMR scientist
Zee News
Diphtheria returns to Kerala, two die
The Indian Express
Health Minister V S Sivakumar said the tempo of vaccination had decreased in Malappuram and Kasargode districts due to the anti-immunisation stand of certain sections. Google +. Comments. Written by Shaju Philip | Thiruvananthapuram ...
Diphtheria returns to Kerala; govt steps up driveBusiness Standard
Govt. should sound alert: IMAThe Hindu
Diphtheria death in Malappuram shocking: IMAonmanorama
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The Indian Express
Health Minister V S Sivakumar said the tempo of vaccination had decreased in Malappuram and Kasargode districts due to the anti-immunisation stand of certain sections. Google +. Comments. Written by Shaju Philip | Thiruvananthapuram ...
Diphtheria returns to Kerala; govt steps up drive
Govt. should sound alert: IMA
Diphtheria death in Malappuram shocking: IMA
Dengue: Hospitals face patient rush, govt says situation
Press Trust of India
New Delhi, Sep 20 (PTI) With dengue cases having crossed the 2000-mark, hospitals in the city continued to groan under the huge rush of patients, even as the Delhi government today claimed the health situation in response to the vector-borne disease in ...
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Press Trust of India
New Delhi, Sep 20 (PTI) With dengue cases having crossed the 2000-mark, hospitals in the city continued to groan under the huge rush of patients, even as the Delhi government today claimed the health situation in response to the vector-borne disease in ...
Daily News & Analysis
Where you live could affect your kids -- pollution-leukaemia link found!
TheHealthSite
Is your home near or on the border of a highway? Well, it might not have been the healthiest. According to a new study, living close to a heavily used roadway/ highway can increase the risk of offsetting a type of leukaemia in children. The study found ...
Leukaemia Risk Is Higher Among Kids Living Near HighwayFocus News
Living near highway increased Leukaemia riskFinancial Express Bangladesh
Child leukaemia risk doubles near main roadsScotsman (blog)
Prothom Alo (English)
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TheHealthSite
Is your home near or on the border of a highway? Well, it might not have been the healthiest. According to a new study, living close to a heavily used roadway/ highway can increase the risk of offsetting a type of leukaemia in children. The study found ...
Leukaemia Risk Is Higher Among Kids Living Near Highway
Living near highway increased Leukaemia risk
Child leukaemia risk doubles near main roads
Pune Mirror
Drones set to put the brakes on green corridor
Pune Mirror
State health dept will formulate policy, using technology to keep pace with increase in number of transplants. The city's medical fraternity and traffic police were on a high early last month, when a donor heart travelled through the green corridors of ...
Fortis to use drones to transport organsHindu Business Line
Heart transplant survival rate provides hope, says doctorThe Hindu
Waive off air ambulance service tax: Doctors to CentreDaily News & Analysis
NDTV
The New Indian Express
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Pune Mirror
State health dept will formulate policy, using technology to keep pace with increase in number of transplants. The city's medical fraternity and traffic police were on a high early last month, when a donor heart travelled through the green corridors of ...
Fortis to use drones to transport organs
Heart transplant survival rate provides hope, says doctor
Waive off air ambulance service tax: Doctors to Centre
Meat meal not needed for 'feeling of fullness'
Times of India
NEW YORK: Do you feel that only beef-based diet can provide the "feeling of fullness" which vegetarian diet can never match? Your assumption may not be true, new research suggests. The study found that a bean-based meal provided a similar feeling of ...
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Times of India
NEW YORK: Do you feel that only beef-based diet can provide the "feeling of fullness" which vegetarian diet can never match? Your assumption may not be true, new research suggests. The study found that a bean-based meal provided a similar feeling of ...
Business Standard
World's first womb transplant baby celebrates birthday
Business Standard
The world's first baby born through a womb transplant to Swedish parents has celebrated his first birthday. Vincent was born on September 4, a year ago. His parents describe him as a happy, healthy child, not that different from any other one-year-old.
First womb transplant baby turns one as Mother Malin Stenberg celebratesDaily Mail
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Business Standard
The world's first baby born through a womb transplant to Swedish parents has celebrated his first birthday. Vincent was born on September 4, a year ago. His parents describe him as a happy, healthy child, not that different from any other one-year-old.
First womb transplant baby turns one as Mother Malin Stenberg celebrates
Hindustan Times
You should know: 5 deadliest mosquito-borne diseases in India
Hindustan Times
While the dengue outbreak in Delhi has hit the national headlines, little attention has been given to equally worrying data from states such as Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Between them they account for almost half of India's 22,079 dengue cases ...
No new mutant strain in Delhi dengue outbreak: ICMR DGTimes of India
Delhi deengue menace – No new mutant strain of dengue outbreak, says ICMR DGNiticentral
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Hindustan Times
While the dengue outbreak in Delhi has hit the national headlines, little attention has been given to equally worrying data from states such as Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Between them they account for almost half of India's 22,079 dengue cases ...
No new mutant strain in Delhi dengue outbreak: ICMR DG
Delhi deengue menace – No new mutant strain of dengue outbreak, says ICMR DG
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