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Dengue toll touches 30 in the Capital
The Hindu
elhi is facing its worst dengue crisis in five years and with the death of 25-year-old girl Monika from Sagarpur near Delhi Cantonment, on Wednesday night, the toll has touched 30. The city has reported nearly 4,000 positive dengue cases since the ...
NHRC issues notice to Centre and Delhi government on dengue crisisTimes of India
After November dengue cases will decline: AIIMS DirectorDaily News & Analysis
Sister of Dengue Death Victim at AIIMS Meets Health Minister JP NaddaNDTV
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The Hindu
elhi is facing its worst dengue crisis in five years and with the death of 25-year-old girl Monika from Sagarpur near Delhi Cantonment, on Wednesday night, the toll has touched 30. The city has reported nearly 4,000 positive dengue cases since the ...
NHRC issues notice to Centre and Delhi government on dengue crisis
After November dengue cases will decline: AIIMS Director
Sister of Dengue Death Victim at AIIMS Meets Health Minister JP Nadda
Daily News & Analysis
Here's how our soft palates help flu to spread
Financial Express
Flu viruses come in many strains, and some are better equipped than others to spread from person to person. Scientists from MIT and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) have now discovered that the soft palate — the soft ...
Here`s how our soft palates help flu to spreadZee News
Flu Viruses Spread with the Help of Your Soft PalateScience World Report
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Financial Express
Flu viruses come in many strains, and some are better equipped than others to spread from person to person. Scientists from MIT and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) have now discovered that the soft palate — the soft ...
Here`s how our soft palates help flu to spread
Flu Viruses Spread with the Help of Your Soft Palate
NDTV
Family of deceased meets Nadda
The Hindu
The family of a 21-year-old youth, who had died of dengue at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on August 31, met Union Health Minister J. P. Nadda on Thursday and sought justice for their son. The family has alleged that Bharat Agria ...
Health min meets Nadda over seat slashTimes of India
Health Minister inaugurates Diamond Jubilee Celebrations at AIIMS, New DelhiIndia Education Diary
JP Nadda Releases National Health Profile-2015GroundReport
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The Hindu
The family of a 21-year-old youth, who had died of dengue at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on August 31, met Union Health Minister J. P. Nadda on Thursday and sought justice for their son. The family has alleged that Bharat Agria ...
Health min meets Nadda over seat slash
Health Minister inaugurates Diamond Jubilee Celebrations at AIIMS, New Delhi
JP Nadda Releases National Health Profile-2015
NDTV
One each from Telangana, AP succumb to swine flu
The Hindu
A 23-year-old woman from Rapthadu of Anantapur in Andhra Pradesh and a man in his late 40s of Neredmet in the city died of swine flu while undergoing treatment at Gandhi hospital here on Thursday. The woman was the first person from AP to have died of ...
Two More Die of Swine FluThe New Indian Express
Swine Flu Claims Two More Lives in TelanganaNDTV
Swine flu toll doubles in TSThe Hans India
Times of India
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The Hindu
A 23-year-old woman from Rapthadu of Anantapur in Andhra Pradesh and a man in his late 40s of Neredmet in the city died of swine flu while undergoing treatment at Gandhi hospital here on Thursday. The woman was the first person from AP to have died of ...
Two More Die of Swine Flu
Swine Flu Claims Two More Lives in Telangana
Swine flu toll doubles in TS
NDTV
Dengue cases resurface in Bengal, two die
The Hindu
Two persons including a five-year-old boy died of dengue in Kolkata on Thursday, taking the toll in West Bengal to three. While the boy, a resident of Salt Lake, died at B C Roy Hospital, a 35-year-old man died at SSKM hospital in the city. While the ...
5-Year-Old First Victim of Dengue in KolkataNDTV
Boy dies of dengue in KolkataIndia.com
Five-year-old Dies of Dengue in KolkataThe New Indian Express
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The Hindu
Two persons including a five-year-old boy died of dengue in Kolkata on Thursday, taking the toll in West Bengal to three. While the boy, a resident of Salt Lake, died at B C Roy Hospital, a 35-year-old man died at SSKM hospital in the city. While the ...
5-Year-Old First Victim of Dengue in Kolkata
Boy dies of dengue in Kolkata
Five-year-old Dies of Dengue in Kolkata
Financial Times
Germany's Boehringer to roll out new diabetes drug
Times of India
MUMBAI: German company Boehringer Ingelheim will be rolling out its patented diabetes drug here in October-November, addressing the hot-selling segment of a new class of pills used in the treatment of type 2 diabetes, at an "India-friendly" price.
Boehringer Igelheim aims for top slot with anti-diabetes drug launchEconomic Times
Eli Lilly set for diabetes drug boostFinancial Times
Diabetes Drug Heart Benefit: What Now?MedPage Today
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Times of India
MUMBAI: German company Boehringer Ingelheim will be rolling out its patented diabetes drug here in October-November, addressing the hot-selling segment of a new class of pills used in the treatment of type 2 diabetes, at an "India-friendly" price.
Boehringer Igelheim aims for top slot with anti-diabetes drug launch
Eli Lilly set for diabetes drug boost
Diabetes Drug Heart Benefit: What Now?
Men can tell if a woman has cheated based on her face alone, research suggests
The Independent
Men may be able to tell how faithful a woman is based on her appearance alone, new research has suggested. The study investigated whether sexual faithfulness could be accurately judged by only looking at the appearance of opposite-sex strangers.
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The Independent
Men may be able to tell how faithful a woman is based on her appearance alone, new research has suggested. The study investigated whether sexual faithfulness could be accurately judged by only looking at the appearance of opposite-sex strangers.
Times of India
Stalking your ex on FB can make it harder to move on
Times of India
WASHINGTON: People who are distressed by a breakup are more likely to monitor their ex-partners online which could make it difficult for them to move on, a new study suggests. Social networking makes it easy to monitor the status and activities of a ...
Why we 'Facebook stalk' after a romantic breakup?Financial Express
Stalking your ex on Facebook is not good for mental healthIndia Today
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Times of India
WASHINGTON: People who are distressed by a breakup are more likely to monitor their ex-partners online which could make it difficult for them to move on, a new study suggests. Social networking makes it easy to monitor the status and activities of a ...
Why we 'Facebook stalk' after a romantic breakup?
Stalking your ex on Facebook is not good for mental health
Daijiworld.com
World Bank-funded health project to be launched in Dakshina Kannada
The Hindu
The State government will launch a World Bank-funded pilot project on preventing non-communicable diseases in the State in Dakshina Kannada and Davangere districts on October 7, according to U.T. Khader, Minister for Health and Family Welfare.
Pilot project to control non-communicable diseasesDeccan Herald
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The Hindu
The State government will launch a World Bank-funded pilot project on preventing non-communicable diseases in the State in Dakshina Kannada and Davangere districts on October 7, according to U.T. Khader, Minister for Health and Family Welfare.
Pilot project to control non-communicable diseases
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Strike hits KIMS hospital patients
Times of India
BENGALURU: Every day, the outpatient department (OPD) of Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences Hospital here gets around 2,000 patients, most from the poor and middle classes. But on Thursday, patients who came from near and far returned without ...
Kims doctors' strike enters fourth dayDeccan Herald
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Times of India
BENGALURU: Every day, the outpatient department (OPD) of Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences Hospital here gets around 2,000 patients, most from the poor and middle classes. But on Thursday, patients who came from near and far returned without ...
Kims doctors' strike enters fourth day
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