Indian Health & Life Style

• India mends Uganda kids' hearts, Tharoor bids hearty 'bye
• Madhya Pradesh babies die after measles vaccine
• Punish pharma firms offering doctors gifts, says MCI
• Never stop fighting - cancer stricken Lisa Ray's motto
• Apollo Hospitals to conduct research in ayurveda
• India developing vaccine against cattle disease
• 'Modify hospitals to make them disaster resistant'
• Vidya Balan is brand ambassador for sleep awareness month
• Need to spread stroke awareness, says Trivedi
• Government to foot BPL families' heart, kidney treatment bills
• US connects to India with apples, nuts
• Young or old, all fall for anti-ageing packages
• Gene test to predict your child's sporting caliber
• 57 million more toilets needed to end manual scavenging
• Glaucoma set to rise as population ages
• Court asks government to file response on MBBS course
• India likely to start swine flu vaccination next week
• Indian institute's unique cancer therapy goes to Malaysia
• Indian women are bad lingerie, swimwear shoppers: Designer
• 30,000 kids die of diseases in Madhya Pradesh each year
• Will, grit are key to achievement, say power women
• Human trials for single injection cancer cure to begin
• Ravi Shankar opposes GM food in India
• Good Housekeeping Show a woman's delight
• Rajesh Pratap's designs to bring curtains down at WIFW
• Veterinary medicine killing vultures in India: Ministry
• 'Insurgency main reason for Assam's high maternal mortality'
• 19 designers, 10 models to debut at WIFW
• Purple cabbage, seedless cucumber on Games platter
• Action plan to check dengue in Delhi ahead of CWG
• 220 Hepatitis E cases in Shimla since January: Minister
• Swine flu surfaces again in Himachal
• Suspension of three vaccine firms revoked
• It's official: Summer is here
• 'India needs more trained healthcare professionals'
• Delhi records season's hottest day in four years
• Heart disease cost India 9.2 mn productive years: PM
• Live telecast of heart surgeries to stop
• Public health budget up by Rs.1,253 crore
• Life insurers to save, policyholders to benefit
• Don't neglect your hair, skin this Holi
• Now pursue Bruce Lee's martial art in India
• India needs 6,800 more hospitals, NRHM has many glitches: Survey
• German surrogate twins: Government to relax adoption norms
• White is the colour of clothes on Holi
• Railways to set up 522 hospitals, diagnostic centres
• For Holi and health, there's bhang!
• Illegal Internet pharmacies thriving in India: UN
• Allocate more money for children: NGO
• India offers its expertise for UN peacekeeping
• Over Rs.6,000 crore for health may remain unspent
• Allocate more for health, experts urge Mukherjee
• Allocate more for health, experts urge Mukherjee
• Madhya Pradesh presents 'grim' picture of public health
• Gordon Brown to present Big B with module diabetes unit-bus
• Indigenous vaccine for swine flu this year: Patil
• Nearly 50 percent women get married before turning 18: Study
• Positive emotions best antidote to heart disease
• Emotions influence our shopping preferences
• Over 160 cases of Hepatitis E in Shimla since mid-January
• States on Bangladesh border at bird flu risk: Pawar
• 'Active women give birth to smarter kids'
• Reading to kids crucial in developing familiarity with English
• India's ancient tribal art adapts to a modern market
• Indian food on our check list: Backstreet Boys
• Dhaka, New Delhi to cooperate on curbing infectious diseases
• Integral begins final drug trials for prostate cancer, Alzheimer's
• Eat chocolates, lower stroke risk
• UN and India work on disposing hazardous medical waste
• Doctor sent to judicial custody for removing woman's kidneys
• Global neuro-surgery experts to assemble at Agra
• India to turn out over 145,000 rural doctors
• Two more swine flu deaths push Delhi toll to 95
• Chewing gum may help control hunger pangs
• Antibiotics ‘unnecessarily prescribed’
• Haryana police learns etiquette
• Sunlight exposure may halve breast cancer risk
• Feeling sleepy may lie in your genes
• Indians search for ‘sex’ more than anything else
• Durga idols made of Tulsi beads, incense sticks
• Are you an Apollo or an Athena
• National conf of chief registrars of births and deaths
• Risk rates for angioplasty, bypass surgery same
• Cardiac care at Sri Balaji Action Medical Institute
• Joint campaign against AIDS for Neast region
• 'No one has any business to patent yoga'
• Indians just love sex!
• Delhi school children brush their teeth for record
• India ready to heal the world: Appolo Chief
• Loving relationships are good for the heart
• Increasing Americans learning Yoga, Ayurveda
• Chhattisgarh govt promoting herbal treatment
• Kashmir celebrates Wildlife protection week
• New Health Research Dept set up
• 'Removal of tariffs will boost insurance'
• Giving up sweets could help you live longer
• Female foeticide not due to lack of edu: Patil
• Foreigners focus on keeping Ganga clean
• Baba Ramdev's yoga a big hit in Tokyo
• Walk to mark Itn'l Day of Older Persons
• Eighty-year-old elephant awaits mercy killing
• Excess TV viewing & behavioural problems in kids
• The heart is its own best healer
• Best weight-loss plans for heart health
• Theatre grp spreads awareness on social evils
• Don Bosco Society gives missing kids a better life
• Nigeria dumping high-grade lead paint on India
• Nigeria dumping high-grade lead paint on India
• Campaign on misuse of 'Red Cross' emblem
• Ancient snakebite treatment may be cure for HIV
• Delhi NGO for stray dogs' sterilization campaign
• Chandigarh has a nightlife too
• UNITAID wants India to be a signatory for HIV, TB drugs
• Those speaking 'um' and 'ah' earn more attention
• Do women really have a ‘mommy’ gene?
• Sleepless nights can turn kids obese
• Young girls being trafficked to the Gulf
• Lavasa Corp, Apollo Hospitals for world class healthcare centre
• Cell ph talk for 1 hr a day can trigger hearing loss
• Low vit D linked to increased hip fractures
• Sikhs in Amritsar march against drug abuse
• Orissa rubbishes US report
• Exercising after high-fat meal may help fight fat
• Models, designers mark at India Fashion Week
• Families in Goa worship environment friendly paper idols
• Drug that kills cancer cells developed
• Honey may help prevent ageing
• Mother’s milk far more beneficial than manufactured infant formula
• Indian researchers shed more light on malarial parasite
• Apples during pregnancy help lower asthma, wheezing risk in kids
• Chocolate’s ‘nice but naughty’ nature gets people hooked
• HIV / AIDS in defence forces declining
• Additives that trigger hyperactive behaviour found in children’s medicines
• Sixty-six year old Bhopal housewife knows 65,000 recipes
• India Fashion Week ends with a glittering finale
• Herbal medicines flourish in Punjab
• International models add spice to India Fashion Week
• Unique car rally to bridge parent-child gap
• Friday - the laziest day for workers!
• At Fashion Week, newcomers shine bright
• Cholera-hit Oriyas starving
• 12 Bihar districts in grip of arsenic contamination
• Aspirin use can cut breast cancer risk by nearly 25pct
• Cholera threat continues to loom large in Orissa
• Whole-grain barley or rye bread at breakfast keeps blood sugar in check all day
• Food additives may make children hyperactive
• The adult brain can change, confirms study
• Scary movies scare a third of kids at night: Survey
• Kiwi health authorities to probe safety of India’s “Neem” toothpaste
• Ticking off kids in class hampers their learning
• Researcher identifies new eating disorder
• First-born children more likely to succeed in business
• Cleanlier lifestyle increases risk of allergies in children
• Paracetamol slows down bone regeneration
• Link between teen attention problems and childhood TV viewing found
• Punjab ropes in HIV positive people, NGOs to counter AIDS
• Escorts at Amritsar conducts rare heart surgery
• Now, a DVD to teach babies yoga
• Indian gurus condemn banning of Yoga by British churches
• Infants fine-tune visual and auditory systems to stimuli during first year of life
• Chandigarh shows the way in HIV care
• A glass of red wine a day could help ward off prostate cancer
• Antioxidant could offer miracle cure for wrinkles
• Just 10 minutes of cellphone chat may trigger cancer
• Pregnancy stress causes eating disorders in one in every 50 women
• Orissa presses health workers into action to check cholera outbreak
• Mums who cradle their babies on right arm at risk of developing depression
• Men, not women, are more willing to sacrifice success for romance
• We remember bad times better than good times
• 74 Orissa tribals killed by cholera outbreak in past two weeks
• Two kidneys and a liver of a soldier's dead wife save three lives in New Delhi
• Now a designer line for pregnant women in New Delhi
• Work phobia a real illness, not lethargy
• Summer born babies more likely to be myopic
• Carbonated soft drinks raise diabetes risk
• Japanese PM's wife meets HIV+ children
• Chandigarh anti-obesity association promotes healthy lifestyles
• Punjabis renew their faith in alternative medicines
• Quality family time is what makes the youth happy
• Email overtakes the telephone at the office
• Here is why you can’t teach an old dog new tricks
• Bihar battles waterborne diseases after floods
• Ramadoss gets Polio Eradication Champion Award
• "Queen of the Hills", Shimla, faces severe water scarcity
• This is why nerve cells don’t break when we stretch
• Researchers reclassify what underlies ‘Internet Addiction’
• Loneliness and physical aging make for a toxic cocktail
• How much gym helps, lies in the genes
• New radiation therapy for head and neck cancer shows promising results
• “Mission” creates awareness on AIDS through street plays
• Memory storing process more dynamic than thought
• Humans poor at predicting emotions after decision-making
• High blood pressure toll to boom within 20 years
• Babies benefit from delayed umbilical cord clamping
• Even low levels of weekly exercise reduce blood pressure
• Men’s sex appeal lies in the shape of their face
• College days’ friendships last for a lifetime
• Kashmiri women take to self-defence training
• Bad posture increases risks of high blood pressure
• Why diabetics are doubly prone to heart disease
• MRI more accurate than mammography in diagnosing pre-invasive stages of breast cancer
• Green tea may help protect against cancer
• Anti-obesity campaign in Chandigarh
• Fear of epidemic grips 21 million people affected by floods in Subcontinent
• Grilled meats may increase cancer risk
• No human cases of bird flu in Manipur: Centre
• When truck drivers learnt about HIV/AIDS in New Delhi
• Stressful jobs double depression, anxiety risk
• Over 45,000 Manipur homes searched for bird flu signs
• Reading facial expressions isn’t so easy
• Drinking milk is the best way to recover from a work out
• Porridge helps keep cholesterol under control
• This is how HIV develops into AIDS
• Jaipur artist paints gory picture of female foeticide in Rajasthan
• Uttarakhand facing shortage of medical doctors, facilities
• One joint of marijuana worse than five cigarettes
• Goat’s milk is healthier than cow’s milk
• Boys put up best behaviour for male teachers
• Office printers as harmful as smoking for lungs
• Caffeine, exercise combo can help prevent sun-induced skin cancer
• Prenatal tobacco smoke exposure raises babies’ blood pressure
• NRI researcher says diabetes drug doubles heart failure risk
• Culling of poultry begins in Manipur
• AIIMS mulls offering specialisation in Emergency Medicine
• Hand gestures improve learning and retention power
• Bird flu outbreak reported in Manipur
• Bedtime stories baffle parents
• Middle-class kids 'more likely to be obese’
• 17-month-old Assamese child relishes eating hottest chillies!
• Law to curb smoking at workplace soon: Ramadoss
• Now, clinical trials in India will be publicly accountable
• Delhi school kids join signature campaign to save tigers
• Taking a break during exercise burns more fat
• Seated babies are vulnerable to sudden death
• Alcohol may help calm aggression
• Women, younger patients at greater lifetime cancer risk from CT scan
• Nutritional foods help improve children’s academic performance
• Apples and lentils help dieters lose more weight
• Orange juice perfectly healthy for diabetics
• Aggressive men walk away from petty free money offers
• Converting left-hander to right-hander also changes the brain
• Vitamin C won’t prevent you from catching a cold
• Multitasking may lie in your genes
• Health sector has to keep pace with country’s development: Ramadoss
• Renuka Chowdhury launches national forum for HIV positive women
• 90 per cent of women getting wrong dose of fertility drugs, says study
• Eating grapefruit can increase breast cancer risk by 30 percent
• Divorce, not genetics is reason behind break-ups
• A nasal spray to shed your shyness!
• Over 80 Iraqi patients cured at New Delhi’s Apollo Hospital
• Centre in favour of registration of pregnancies
• Pak doctors’ delegation in India for conference on Homeopathy
• Ramadoss asks States to pay attention to disease surveillance
• Here’s why men drive with one hand, and women both
• Too much white rice, pasta and bread may increase chances of AMD
• Walking really is the best way to keep healthy
• Listening to MP3s during lightning can blow your brains out
• Normal people can only remember four things at a time
• Moles on your face could be the secret to looking young
• Indians are unbeatable in tea sipping
• Urine is a rich source of phosphorus
• Drinking more milk may lessen type 2 diabetes risk
• Now, a blood test that can detect hidden belly fat
• A role model spouse can pass on good health habits
• Bashful men 50% more likely to die of heart attack or stroke
• Imaginary friends are good for kids
• Snacking while driving doubles accident rates
• Indore's Khivraj perfects yoga acrobats on a bicycle
• Meditation is a state of attentiveness that differs from eyes-closed resting or sleep
• Grandparents’ care makes grandchildren more caring for them
• Women are the real bosses at home
• Army refutes reports of rising suicide cases
• 2.47 million Indians are HIV positive: Ramadoss
• World Bank provides 250 million dollars to support India's AIDS control program
• Indian and Pakistani-origin Scots more likely to suffer heart attacks
• New blood vessels can be created from bone marrow stem cells: Study
• New blood vessels can be created from bone marrow stem cells: Study
• Women don’t actually speak more than men!
• CCEA extends National TB Control project for five years
• Common environmental chemicals hamper ovary development in foetus
• India's share in global diabetes research is one percent
• Stem cell treatment may prolong lives of children with brittle bone disease
• Embryo screening may do more harm to pregnancy chances than help
• Embryo screening may do more harm to pregnancy chances than help
• People with higher IQs are more patient in financial matters
• Yawning actually helps you keep awake
• Videogames eat into teens’ reading and homework time
• A drug that helps cut alcohol cravings
• Researchers reveal why eyes see things changing colour
• Chronic insomnia can lead to anxiety disorders and depression
• Just one cigarette can cause nicotine addiction
• A piece of dark chocolate a day helps keep blood pressure at bay
• A bowl of sugary high-GI cereals may ‘significantly’ improve memory
• Lost sleep can never be compensated for
• Blood protein may hold key to why healthy people get heart attacks
• Blood protein may hold key to why healthy people get heart attacks
• Boys and girls are different by nature and learn in different ways
• Only one percent dads do diaper duty
• Exposure to computer games can be ‘good’ for kids, says new study
• This is how we learn from our past mistakes
• No more smelly feet with bamboo socks
• Survivors of rare ovarian cancer may retain menstrual function and reproductive ability
• Women with Atypia nearly eight times more likely to develop breast cancer
• Moderate drinkers outlive their teetotaler and heavy drinking counterparts
• Talking about your feelings really does help
• Proteins behind mad cow disease may protect against Alzheimer’s
• Angioplasty procedure can impair kidney function
• Immune substance in semen may help determine male fertility
• UK to support third phase of India's AIDS control programme
• Cognitive skills focused curriculum may lessen kids’ behavioural problems
• Routine Hib vaccination could save innumerable Asian children
• Adopting healthy lifestyle in middle age lowers heart disease risk
• Secondhand workplace smoke hits non-smokers badly
• Smoke-free workplace, non-smoking spouse help quitters stay off the butt
• Vitamin C helps reduce complications linked to type 1 diabetes
• Biology, not only parents, turns sweet kids into delinquents
• Researchers identify five distinct subtypes of alcoholism
• Exercise stimulates production of new brain cells
• Thrombosis risk in travel lasting over four hours is higher: WHO
• Successful dads have not so successful daughters
• Naps in the afternoon may harm your kids
• Early exposure to iron may contribute to onset of Parkinson's later in life
• Now, a diet pill that’s as filling as a plate of spaghetti!
• Repeated brain stimulation in old age can keep Alzheimer's at bay
• Second-hand smoke exposure in pregnancy linked to kids' psychological problems
• New high blood pressure vaccine developed
• Pride, even the hubristic kind, allows us to survive
• Cord blood may hold potential therapy for type 1 diabetes
• Boffins identify gene that helps regulates body weight
• Chandigarh set to be no-smoking zone from July 15
• Oral treatment as effective as injections in treating kids with pneumonia
• Adding folic acid to bread could help battle depression
• Delhiites savour Sharbat-Lassi on Nirjala Ekadashi
• Too much of acidic foods can cause permanent damage to teeth
• Radio-frequency ablation gives new hope to people with inoperable kidney tumours
• Using portion-control dishes can help obese diabetics lose weight
• Concern in Mizoram over growing tobacco-related diseases
• First gene linked to scoliosis identified
• Common antidepressants linked to increased bone loss in older adults
• Gene therapy awakens the brain despite blindness from birth
• Excessive video gaming is not a ‘mental disorder’
• Link between teenage violence and domestic violence found
• Omega-3 fatty acids diet could protect from blindness
• Eating potatoes gives your immune system a boost
• 50 pct of college kids don’t seek help for anxiety, depression
• Software enhancement of breast MRI scans helps reduce false positives
• It’s too little, not too much work that can make a marriage collapse!
• Picking sunglasses only for style may leave you blind
• Talking about your feelings really does help
• Indian yoga expert teaches fitness mantras to Lahoris
• First-borns have higher IQs
• Ex-IITian-designed Alzheimer's drug’s human clinical trials begin
• Scientists develop insulin pill
• Novel method of drug delivery to inhibit prostate cancer cells’ growth developed
• Vaccines that kick drug habits, minimize withdrawal symptoms developed
• Boffins identify new risk marker for obese children
• Protein offers potential new cancer drug target
• Initial gene therapy promising for Parkinson's disease
• Meaningful leisure’ doesn’t need to be an exotic vacation
• Morning sickness may signify lower breast cancer risk
• High urate levels in blood linked to reduced Parkinson's risk
• Omega-3 fatty acids rich diet may help lower genetic prostate cancer risk
• Maths theory shows genetic pattern of tumour growth
• Hormone therapy reduces calcium plaque in arteries in younger postmenopausal women
• Social dealings at three can predict future academic performance
• Hepatitis B drug can hinder treatment in HIV patients
• Boffins uncover role of protein in accelerating breast cancer progression
• Male circumcision overstated as deterrent to global AIDS pandemic
• Make-up addict women absorb 5lb of chemicals a year into their bodies
• Middle-aged women twice as likely as men to have a stroke
• Scientists trace new pathway that may stem antibiotic resistance
• Ramadoss to discuss Chikungunya with health ministers of nine states tomorrow
• Boffins develop device that purges indoor air of superbugs within minutes
• Dietary calcium, not supplements, essential for healthier bones
• Two, not one networks rule brain's voluntary chain-of-command
• 2-dose malaria preventive therapy more effective for pregnant women
• Boffins find link between obesity and increased risk for heart disease
• Blessed Water’ with curative properties in Madhya Pradesh
• New breast cancer treatment combines radiation, surgery in 1-step
• Blackcurrants are the healthiest of 20 popular fruits
• A man who can bite a snake!
• Kids of smoking parents have five times higher levels of Nicotine toxin
• Climate change poses maximum threat to public life in developing countries
• Coffee can keep ‘blindness’ causing involuntary eye spasm at bay
• Autistic kids can understand other people through stereotypes
• Most men would rather lie than tell women they don’t look nice!
• Dating, drugs and sex make teens feel older than they are
• Body’s defence mechanism against viral disease discovered
• Candy cigarettes may make kids think favourably about smoking
• Soon, a vaccine that could keep all types of flu away for lifetime
• Kids once assaulted are at risk of becoming serial victims
• Alzheimer's-associated enzyme linked to seizures
• Twin brother may reduce sister’s fertility by 25 percent
• Major surgeries and operations could prove deadly for anaemic older men
• Excess water intake during endurance exercises increases water intoxication risk
• Non-invasive screening in early pregnancy halves Down's syndrome births
• Children born after PGD as healthy as kids born after ART
• 2 minute delay in cutting cord can give babies a ‘significant’ health boost
• Humanized antibody therapy found highly effective in easing RA symptoms
• Now, oven cleaner to cure glaucoma
• Longer term breast-feeding reduces rheumatoid arthritis risk in mothers
• Indian antibiotic faces anti-dumping duties in China
• Traditional Tibetan medicine gaining acceptance in Himachal Pradesh
• Booze may help keep rheumatoid arthritis at bay
• Cytokine resistance contributes to pathology of type 2 diabetes
• Boffins hint at possible mechanistic link between stress and Alzheimer tangles development
• Obesity, high blood pressure increasing among college students
• Obesity worsens life quality of rheumatoid arthritis patients
• Humour depends on the person
• Type 2 diabetes patients at double risk of stroke
• Long-term oral steroid therapy decreases lymphoma risk in rheumatoid arthritis
• Pregnancy found to improve rheumatoid arthritis
• Breast cancer drug may offer hope for treating ovarian cancer
• Regular sex increases men’s longevity
• Men and women change attitudes to sex when in an intimate relationship
• New evidence links smallpox vaccination side effects to genetic factors
• New drugs found effective against arthritis
• New study reinforces aspirin’s effectiveness against heart disease
• Women risk their lives by driving in high heels
• Racy novels are the best calorie busters!
• WHO’s plan of global stockpile of bird flu vaccine gathers momentum
• Daddies’ girls pick mates who look like their dads
• Giving up sugar can make you look ten years younger
• Treating illness with gemstones
• Yoga to be scientifically tested as therapy for chronic low back pain
• Patna doctors remove bottle from a patient’s stomach
• Dr. Inderjit Kaur serving mentally challenged
• Nagaland gets its first Test-Tube baby
• 'Number of AIDS cases in India could be millions less than earlier believed'
• Compound that makes one feel ‘full’ may help curb binge eating
• Chinese now more tolerant about premarital sex
• Drinking Oolong tea can help fight obesity
• Doctors to perform surgeries via satellites
• Infants have innate ability to pick up a language
• Sustain high level of immunity in all polio-affected States: Ramadoss
• Dengue-threat looms large over Mumbai
• Exercise after meals boosts weight loss better
• PM urges states to pay adequate attention to health
• Forgetfulness actually helps your brain stay healthy
• Breast cancer more aggressive to treatment in younger women
• Men are more worried about the size of their willies than women
• New test offers quicker and easier TB diagnosis
• Smoking fathers’ sperm may transmit genetic damage to offsprings
• Health ministers meeting on polio eradication on June 6
• New drugs hold hope for HIV patients
• Folic acid may reduce stroke risk by up to 30%
• Children pick up boozing habits from home
• Iron pills may cause more harm to foetus
• Work-related stress a damper on sex lives
• Shoe shopping really is good for women’s health!
• Pink grapefruit juice provides the most nutrients
• Raipur doctors separate conjoined twins
• Rich are slim while poor are fat, claims survey!
• Dieting can make you a shopaholic!
• Smelling a lemon can make your drive less stressful
• Spice up your food for a healthier diet
• Healthier foods top grocery lists in the UK
• Soon, you could eat whatever you want
• Soy nuts may help reduce high blood pressure, cholesterol levels in women
• Regular exercise may increase ‘good cholesterol’
• Apple juice may help ward off asthma in kids
• Kalam outlines five–point mission for medico-professionals
• Health Ministry earmarks Rs. 1013 core for North Eastern states under NRHM
• Fortis dismisses Dr. Trehan, files case for vandalism
• India re-elected as external auditor of WHO
• Yoga guru Ramdev appeals to government to safeguard patent on Yoga
• Nobody can patent traditional yoga: Ramdev
• MPs unite to slam patenting of yoga by US
• Kalam presents national awards to 17 nurses
• President to give away Florence Nightingale Award
• Over 50 children suffer allergic reaction to medicine overdose in Nagpur
• Suspected bird flu surfaces in West Bengal
• First condom theme bar opens in Chandigarh
• Shifting eyes from side to side can give your memory a boost!
• Centre, IAVI join hands to develop “next generation” AIDS vaccine
• ‘Water births’ entail no risk of death from asphyxiation
• Indian study links domestic violence to increased asthma risk
• India aims to end malnutrition by 2015: Ramadoss
• Mumbai institute study indicates women prefer bimonthly injectable contraceptive
• India granted to manufacture Influenza vaccine
• India to supply cheaper second line HIV drugs
• Pepsi to launch nutritious beverage
• Indians more prone to heart attacks
• Respect and uphold child health: PM
• Yoga effective to reduce drug abuse
• Govt to enhance campaign on HIV/AIDS
• 7,000 dengue cases reported in country
• UN projects India's HIV rates at 1.9pc by 2019
• Delhi fights against Dengue outbreak
• India eliminates yaws disease
• Delhi govt take measures to fight Dengue
• AIDS epidemic growing in rural areas
• No human bird flu cases: Center
• India has eliminated leprosy: Health Ministry
• Free HIV/AIDS testing in Delhi campuses
• Diabetes an epidemic in the country
• India safe from bird flu: Centre
• Over 6000 kids die each day due to lack of micronutrients
• Air ambulance service for critical care
• Center for mass vaccination against Japanese Encephalitis
• Hepatitis B rising in India
• Breast cancer more in urban India
• India needs more donated eyes
• Yoga may help reduce weight in middle ages
• Tests for avian flu developed
• Truncal fat more in Indian newborns
• Nanocell designed by Indian kills cancer
• Ranbaxy gets US FDA approval
• Syneron Medical to market in India
• Sale of Non-iodised salt banned
• HIV/AIDS under control
• Corrective surgeries to eradiate Polio
• Dental tourism on Boom
• Hydrogel for burn victims
• Meningitis spreads to Haryana.
• It is not a viral infection or epidemic: Dr Ramadoss
• Bacterial meningitis panic’s Delhi
• Death penalty for spurious drug manufacturers
• IDS Growth Rate In India Alarming: UN Body
• SC notice to Centre, CPCB on use of incarcerators
• Prime Minister launches National Rural Health Mission
• Meet on stem cell research begins: UK finds right partner in India
• UN begins AIDS project for paramilitary personnel
• HIV positive woman beaten to death
• Mental hospital seeks NHRC intervention
• Videshi scores over desi in AIDS vaccine
• India Tests Anti-AIDS Vaccine
• Talking to unborn child helps in emotional bonding: Study
• 'Herbal World': India nowhere in picture
• Death penalty to makers of spurious drugs
• UK hunts for doctors, favourite destination India
• AIDS drugs to be provided in govt hospitals
• No condoms please, we are youngsters
• Married men spread HIV in India: Study
• Medical negligence plagues WB hospitals
• 17 hospitalised for chlorine gas leakage in Rajkot
• Malaria outbreak in Rajasthan
• Malaria outbreak in Rajasthan
• HIV vaccine ready in India, undergoing trials: Sushma
• India developing AIDS vaccine
• Festival of Ayurveda in London
• HIV cases moving from urban to rural areas in Nagaland
• US looking to India to alleviate nurses' shortage
• 28-year-old woman alleges she was raped by AIIMS employees
• Govt asks Nimesulide makers to withdraw paediatric drops
• WHO trying to ascertain number of SARS cases in India
• Test reports of suspected SARS patient expected today
• SARS-suspect Australians dismissed from hospital
• 2 Australians quarantined, Sushma carries surprise check
• Khanvilkar demands centre and WHO to issue fresh guidelines
• Singapore truck driver in Vellore CMC found to be down with SARS
• Second suspected SARS case detected at NSCB airport
• Three more SARS cases in India confirmed
• SARS: China reports 1800 infected, India still safe
• 250 taken ill after taking 'prasad' in West Bengal
• Tourist tastes Calcutta therapy
• Four persons admitted as precautionary measure on SARS
• First SARS suspect improving: Minister
• SARS carriers can transmit killer disease: doctors
• Indian community in China cautioned over SARS
• Airports alerted to screen pneumonia infected passengers
• Foresight Group eyes Indian hospitality market after China
• Russians discover key to healthy lives in Ayurveda
• India's Little Drugmakers That Could

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