Business Standard |
Dr Reddy’s launches online repositries on lung, breast cancer
Business Standard Dr Reddy’s has partnered with leading specialists from various front line institutes including Tata Memorial Hospitals and All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) to set up a lung cancer editorial board for Shvass-the lung cancer repository and … |
Dr Reddy ties up with Shvaas and IBCR for lung & breast cancer awareness in …pharmabiz.comShvaas-The Lung Cancer Editorial Board, is supported by leading oncologists and pulmonologists across India to create nationwide awareness on the ill effect…
Economic Times |
Dr. Reddy’s partners with leading oncologists in furthering awareness on Lung …
India PRwire (press release) Dr. Reddy’s Oncology business in India aims at bringing in a SEA (Science, Education and Accessibility) change in the treatment of Cancer in India. Our aim is to facilitate and ensure that our treating physicians get the best information on the latest … Dr Reddy’s Laboratories launches online repositories on lung and breast cancerEconomic Times Dr Reddy’s launches online repositories on lung, breast cancersHindu Business Line Dr Reddy ties up with Shvaas and IBCR for lung & breast cancer awareness in …pharmabiz.com Business Standard all 77 news articles » |
Wall Street Journal- India |
Family Fights About Gravesite of Three Mandela Children
Wall Street Journal- India Mr. Mandela, South Africa’s first democratically elected black president, who championed racial equality, is in hospital going into the fourth week. He was admitted June 8 for a lung infection. Speaking to reporters Saturday, President Zuma reiterated … Nelson Mandela battles for life as well-wishers pray for recoveryDaily News & Analysis Media asked to leave Mandela hospital Park StreetZee News Qunu worried with no word on MandelaMail & Guardian Online |
Times of India |
Obama urges Africa to follow spirit of Nelson Mandela
Times of India The 94-year-old Mandela’s struggle with a lung infection has been a sombre backdrop to Obama’s eight-day Africa trip. South Africa says his condition is “critical but stable”. Obama met Mandela’s relatives in Johannesburg on Saturday to deliver a … Obamas tour Mandela’s island jailStuff.co.nz Barack Obama ‘deeply humbled’ by Nelson Mandela prison visitCourier Mail Barack Obama ‘deeply humbled’ to visit Robben IslandTelegraph.co.uk Washington Times –TVNZ –AllAfrica.com all 2,188 news articles » |
Free diagnosis scheme extended to community health centersTimes of IndiaFor diagnosing accident injuries and lung infections, 100 mA X-ray and 300 mA X-ray machines for chest and limb, CR system for digital X-ray film processing will be provided to the…
Windsor Star |
World’s Top Shots
Windsor Star Mandela, who turns 95 next month, was rushed to hospital three weeks ago with a recurrent lung disease. . Ethiopia. Ethiopian Christians pray for Nelson Mandela outside the Mediclinic Heart Hospital in Pretoria June …. Early monsoon rains in India … |
Washington Times |
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South African Broadcasting Corporation Obama told his daughters the idea of non-violent resistance, an important tactic in the U.S. civil rights movement, had taken root in South Africa where its chief proponent Mahatma Gandhi worked as a lawyer before returning to India. On Robben Island … Barack Obama ‘deeply humbled’ by Nelson Mandela prison visitThe Australian Obamas ‘deeply humbled’ by visit to S. Africa prison where Nelson Mandela was …Washington Times Nelson Mandela battles for life as well-wishers pray for recoveryDaily News & Analysis AllAfrica.com –Times of India –Newstrack India all 1,966 news articles » |
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Mandela battles for life as well-wishers pray for recovery
Times of India PRETORIA: Anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela’s condition remains “critical but stable” on the 23rd day of his hospitalization for a recurring lung ailment, even as a stream of people continued to flock the hospital here to pray for the recovery of the … |
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Nelson Mandela remains critical but stable on 23rd day of hospitalisation
Indian Express Anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela’s condition remains “critical but stable” on the 23rd day of his hospitalisation for a recurring lung ailment, even as a stream of people continued to flock the hospital here to pray for the recovery of the 94-year … |