2015年10月13日 星期二

2015-10-14 India Health


The Hindu
   
Centre reviews steps taken by Delhi to tackle swine flu   
The Hindu
fter having dealt with the deluge of dengue patients, the Delhi government is taking no chances ahead of the H1N1 season. Union Health Minister J P Nadda met Delhi's health minister Satyendra Jain on Tuesday to review the preparedness in Delhi for ...

Nadda strategises swine flu preparedness with Delhi government   Daily News & Analysis
Another dies of swine flu in Delhi   Times of India
Delhi wakes up to another threat! Swine Flu symptoms, treatment and H1N1 Vaccine   News Nation
NDTV   
Deccan Herald   
I am in dna of India   
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Times of India
   
Study says wine is healthy, but desi doctors unconvinced   
Times of India
MUMBAI: Should diabetic patients drink wine? This controversial debate got a fresh lease with a study published in Annals of Internal Medicine on Tuesday stating that a daily dose of red wine improved cardiac health and controlled cholesterol levels in ...

New research claims red wine benefits people with diabetes   Daily News & Analysis
Diabetic? Red wine may boost heart health   Hindu Business Line
Diabetic? Daily glass of red wine can improve heart health   Economic Times
Daily Times   
Hamilton Spectator   
Viticulture and Enology: the Science and Business of Wine at WSU - Washington State University   
Mayo Clinic   
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NDTV
   
AAP Government Examining China's Proposal to Fight Dengue   
NDTV
New Delhi: Delhi government is mulling over a Chinese proposal to mate genetically-modified mosquitoes with dengue-causing female members of the same species to "root out" the threat of the vector-borne disease that has claimed over 40 lives this year.
Chandni Chowk to China: Kejriwal now seeks dragon's help to fight dengue   Zee News
Government mulls China plan to counter dengue   The Asian Age
With 10683 cases in Delhi, 2015 dengue outbreak worst in last 20 years   The Indian Express
Hindustan Times   
The Hindu   
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Times of India
   
Sitting not as bad for our health as we think   
Times of India
In recent years, studies have linked sitting for long periods of time to increased health risk, including an earlier death, even for people who are otherwise physically active. But new research is challenging these claims and suggests that sitting may ...
Just when you thought sitting for hours will drive you to early grave   New Kerala
Sitting for long periods is not bad for your health, new study claims   Daily Times
Sedentary Behavior: Is Sitting Really That Bad For You?   Science World Report
Tech Times   
Economic Times   
Telegraph.co.uk   
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Independent Reporter
   
Human Lifespan Expanded by 60 Percent? Scientists Discover the Removal of ...   
Independent Reporter
Human Lifespan Expanded by 60 Percent? Scientists Discover the Removal of Certain Genes May be the Answer. dna. Posted By: Michael Hetzler October 13, 2015. Tweet 0 · Share 0 · +1 · Reddit · LinkedIn 0. Long before it was even scientifically viable ...
Deleting genes could extend lifespan: study   Business Standard
'Switching off' certain genes could extend life - by as much as 60 percent ...   Catholic Online
New study claims deleting genes could extend lifespan   Daily News & Analysis
News World India   
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Daily News & Analysis
   
Chemist associations announce nationwide strike today   
Daily News & Analysis
The All-India Organisation of Chemists and Druggists (AIOCD) has submitted its memorandum to the central and state health authorities. Chemist. Around 3,500 chemists in the city will be shut on Wednesday, as their associations have decided to go on a ...

Chemists will shut shop today against online sale of medicines   Times of India
Nadda clarifies online sale of drugs   The Hindu
72000 chemists in Maharashtra to shut shops on Oct 14 against e-pharmacy; FDA ...   pharmabiz.com
The New Indian Express   
Chandigarh Tribune   
India.com   
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NDTV
   
Rat jumps out of sealed bread packet at AIIMS   
The Hindu
A live rat jumped out a sealed bread packet at the country's premier medical institute All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), prompting the authorities here to ban the manufacturer/ supplier for the next three years. “The rat was found inside ...
Rat in bread: Food panel wants report from AIIMS   India Today
Live rat found in sealed bread pack, AIIMS debars company   The Indian Express
Kejriwal govt calls for AIIMS report on 'live rat' in bread   Deccan Herald
NDTV   
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NYOOOZ
   
No ventilator in Victoria burns ward   
Times of India
BENGALURU: The death of a 18-month-old child who was shunted between four hospitals in the absence of a ventilator is similar to the scene that plays out every day at the burns ward in the government-run Victoria Hospital in City Market. At least six ...

'ICUs Will be Set up at District Hospitals'   The New Indian Express
Baby's death not due to negligence: Khader   Deccan Herald

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The Hindu
   
Shanti Ranganathan gets Avvaiyar award   
The Hindu
Chief Minister Jayalalithaa presenting the Avvaiyar Award to Shanthi Ranganathan, Honorary Secretary, TTK Hospital, in Chennai. -Photo: DIPR. The award was being given to her in honour of the service she had rendered for the rehabilitation of ...
She treats alcohol addicts, her fee is their 'happiness'   Times of India
Shanthi Ranganathan gets Avvaiyar Award   The New Indian Express
Tamil Nadu government honours Dr Shanthi Ranganathan with 'Avvaiyaar Award"   Economic Times
News Today   
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Knn India
   
Delhi Health Minister calls for private sector help to strengthen health sector   
Financial Express
Satyendar Jain, Minister of Health, NCT of Delhi, has underscored the need for building trust between the Government and the private sector to strengthen the health infrastructure in Delhi and ensuring quality health services to the masses. While ...
Delhi govt to do away with 'VIP culture' in hospitals   India Today
Delhi government to do away with VIP culturein hospitals   Niticentral
No Special Treatment To VIPs In Government Hospitals, Says Delhi Health Minister   Huffington Post India
Knn India   
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