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Vitamin B supplements reduce heart attack risk
Times of India “Previous studies have conflicting findings regarding the use of vitamin B supplements and stroke or heart attack,” said author Xu Yuming, with Zhengzhou University, China. “Some studies have even suggested that the supplements may increase the risk of … Vitamin B Supplements Protect Against Strokes, Says StudyIBTimes India |
IBTimes IndiaNew test enables early diagnosis of liver cancerTimes of IndiaWASHINGTON: Scientists, including Indian-origin researchers, have developed a new test that can distinguish early liver cancer cells from nearly identical normal liver cells by …
IBTimes IndiaNew test enables early diagnosis of liver cancerIndian ExpressScientists, including Indian-origin researchers, have developed a new test that can distinguish early liver cancer cells from nearly identical normal liver cells by giving them …
Charlotte ObserverCharlotte: this is a prom night you have to believe in for the sake of the …Charlotte ObserverGirls pick from more than 4,000 donated dresses and boys are provided tuxedos free of charge. Paul Mitchell School of … of Indian Trail….
Times of IndiaRead the first sign of tooth decayTimes of IndiaFor vitamin A, you can pick from sweet potato, carrot, watermelon, eggs, spinach, oatmeal and chicken liver, while sunlight, seafood, raw butter and eggs are excellent sources of vitamin D. …
Biomarker for smoking-related lung cancers identifiedNewstrack IndiaWashington, Sept. 20 (ANI): Researchers have revealed that that a specific protein pair has shown promise to become a successful prognostic biomarker for identifying smoking-related lu…
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India second after S Africa in healthy yrs lost to HIV/AIDS
Financial Express On the other hand, the contribution of heart disease, major depression, obstructive lung disease, as well as road accidents, to the disease burden has increased over this period”, Dandona said. The overall annual death rate from AIDS has fallen by 21 … |
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Celebrations turn sour, one killed, four injured
Daily News & Analysis Somnath Sahapalak, 26, sustained severe injuries on his abdomen, so much so that his liver has gotten teared. “Somnath is under observation. He has sustained liver trauma but is stable at the moment,” said Dr Avinash Supe, dean, BMC-run Sion Hospital. |
Photos of the week – September 20Warrnambool StandardEliza Blundell, Lori Boydon, Arwen Bounds and India Proietti drawing at ARTPAD. Picture: DAVE LANGLEY. The Netball Team Of The … Organist Robert Craven is looking forward to a Terang Presbyterian C…
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Hospitals turning away Aarogyasri heart patients
Times of India Last month, the Cardiological Society of India’s (CSI), AP Chapter had given an ultimatum to the Aarogyasri trust that unless the tariff is revised by 30% from the pre-revised package of Rs 60,000, they would boycott angioplasties under the scheme. A … |