CTV NewsObama in Senegal for first leg of Africa tripSan Antonio ExpressThe 94-year-old anti-apartheid leader has been hospitalized for about three weeks with a reoccurring lung infection and South African officials have now deemed his condition critic…
India.Com HealthHealth Ministry bans popular diabetes drug pioglitazone along with analgin and …India.Com HealthThe ministry had been indecisive about banning analgin and deanxit for years now and a Parliamentary Standing Committee had pointed out th…
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Bravo! Mumbai doctors hit the bull’s-eye
Daily News & Analysis Simultaneous surgeries in three hospitals benefited five recipients after the state authorisation panel gave permission for the domino kidney transplant, first in India. After facing many hurdles for getting permission from the government, … A domino … |
Chandigarh discusses pollution levels with Lok Sabha panelTimes of IndiaSPM are the suspended particulates, which are less than 10 micrometers in diameter (PM10) and tend to pose a great health hazard as these particles can be easily inhaled and can ge…
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Obama in Senegal for first leg of three-country Africa trip
Washington Post While the U.S. has been slow to ramp up its trade with Africa, China, along with India, Malaysia and Brazil, have been building robust economic relationships on the continent. Chinese officials say Beijing’s trade with China totaled $200 billion last year. Obama begins three-nation Africa tour in SenegalDeutsche Welle Obama in Senegal for first leg of Africa tripNewsday |
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau compared to NSADaily CallerYet another federal agency is under fire for mining the personal information of American citizens. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is gathering reams of financial records from U.S…
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UN Downplays Health Effects of Nuclear Radiation
Inter Press Service Birulee, a student and photojournalist, lives next to a tailings dam, filled with radioactive waste from a uranium purification plant operated by the Uranium Corporation of India. “Lung cancer, skin cancer, tumours, congenital deformities, down … |
Photos of the dayWashington PostJune 25, 2013. People protect themselves with umbrellas during high tide in Mumbai. Monsoon rains usually hit India from June to September. Rajanish Kakade / AP. Related Content. People offer prayers for flood victims in…
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June 26, 2013 « » The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
Kaiser Family Foundation In a letter to U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman, the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, the American Heart Association, the American Lung Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics urged the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative to … |
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New Book Release – Heart Wrenching Crossroads, by Shailesh J. Khatri, Are …
SBWire (press release) Sarasota, FL — (SBWIRE) — 06/26/2013 — Shailesh J. Khatri’s book Heart Wrenching Crossroads: 3 short stories that depict the good and evil of society and money, are three insightful commentaries on Indian society as well as the rest of the world. |