Economic Times |
Indian ‘cigarette snatcher’ passes away in Dubai
Economic Times … ‘cigarette snatcher’ died on Sunday evening. An Indian cancer patient, who campaigned against smoking in unusual ways such as confronting strangers in public places and pleading with them to quit smoking, succumbed to lung cancer in a Dubai hospital. |
Times of India |
Thailand’s king leaves hospital after 4 years
Times of India King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit traveled by car on Thursday to Klai Kangwon Palace in Hua Hin town, where they lived before the world’s longest-reigning monarch was hospitalized with lung inflammation in September 2009. Tens of thousands of … |
Daily News & Analysis |
Indian ‘cigarette snatcher’ dies of lung cancer in Dubai
Daily News & Analysis An Indian cancer patient, who campaigned against smoking in unusual ways such as confronting strangers in public places and pleading with them to quit smoking, succumbed to lung cancer in a Dubai hospital. Abraham Samuel, 53, popularly known as … |
New approach for organ regeneration, tissue repair identifiedZee NewsWashington: Researchers including an Indian origin have identified an entirely new approach to enhance normal tissue growth. … their results offer a mechanistic rationale for evalua…
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Indian ‘cigarette snatcher’ dies in Dubai
Indian Express An Indian cancer patient, who campaigned against smoking in unusual ways such as confronting strangers in public places and pleading with them to quit smoking, succumbed to lung cancer in a Dubai hospital. Abraham Samuel, 53, popularly known as … |
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Clean cookstoves save lives, promote health
Weekly Blitz Yet the Indian government has not worked adequately to address this problem for years,” said Sean Bartlett, Senior Communications Officer, Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves. Agrees Dr Chen-Yuan Chiang, Director, Department of Lung Health and … |
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Why China pays too much for medicines
Reuters India Exact comparisons with other markets are difficult, but a separate survey of prices in New Delhi, India, found the prices patients paid in the private sector for originator brands were much less at under five times the reference level. China’s … |
This is South WalesMore than 300 coke oven workers act against British Steel and British CoalThis is South Wales… Steel on behalf of 300 former coke oven workers. Most were employed in a range of occupations between the 1940s and 1980s and suffered w…
Zee NewsNew drug targets for aggressive breast cancer identifiedZee NewsThe researchers found that deleting this gene expression markedly inhibits TNBC cell invasive growth and lung metastasis in a mouse model. They also showed that patients with TNBC …
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Why China pays over the odds for its medicines
Business Standard Exact comparisons with other markets are difficult, but a separate survey of prices in New Delhi, India, found the prices patients paid in the private sector for originator brands were much less at under five times the reference level. China’s … |