Hugo Chavez: What cancer was he suffering from?India.Com HealthIn India nearly 32,500 people are diagnosed with sarcoma, making them more common than organ based tumours like breast cancer, colon or lung cancer. Sarcomas are typically slow growing tumo…
NewsdayUpton: Where is the worst air in the world?NewsdayOverall, India recently ranked last in a list of 132 countries surveyed for their air quality. Most of the pollution that I inhale in Delhi comes from diesel-burning trucks and buses. Other aeria…
Hindu Business LineSachin Tendulkar launches health research facilityTimes of IndiaHYDERABAD: Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar launched a research centre on gastrointestinal and liver cancers at a hotel here on Tuesday soon after India routed Australia …
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PM report gives the lie to Raja Bhaiya’s claims
Daily News & Analysis Haq was reported to have been killed by one bullet which entered his body through the left side of his back and exited from the chest after puncturing his left lung. The ADG also said that the bullet which killed the CO was yet to be found and thus it … |
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Toxic air hurting kids’ lungs, heart & mind
Times of India The study was peer reviewed by Indian Council for Medical Research and All India Institute of Medical Sciences but researchers say the report was stuck in red tape for years after the review. “Seven years is way too long for interpretation. Now the … |
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Which City Has the Worst Air Pollution in the World?
Slate Magazine The airborne detritus puts me in danger of contracting bronchitis, asthma, a lung infection, even hypertension and dementia. China’s appalling air quality made … Outdoor air pollution has become India’s fifth highest killer. Only tobacco, high blood … |
Hindu Business LineSachin opens cancer research centreHindu Business LineStating that the incidence of gastrointestinal cancers was extremely high in India, he said about 40 per cent of these cancers could be prevented if screened early. G. V. Rao, a s…
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Granny’s smoking habit affects grandchildren
Times of India A grandparent’s smoking habits may be responsible for asthma and other respiratory conditions in grandchildren regardless of whether the mother smoked or not, according to a new study led by an Indian-origin researcher. Two Los Angeles Biomedical … |
Economic TimesWill continue selling Nexavar drug post IPAB verdict: Bhaskar Narayana, Natco …Economic TimesWe have several products for the treatment of blood cancer, brain cancer, breast cancer and lung cancer. Therefore, we are essentially a compan…
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This isn’t no laughing matter
Times of India ‘Hasya Yoga’ combines laughter exercises with yoga (deep) breathing exercises which helps improve lung capacity ensuring free flow of oxygen and energy in the body. Oxygen is the most important component of our metabolism. Deep breathing also helps … |