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Antibiotics; If we don’t stop handing out antibiotics like sweets, even a cut …
Daily Mail British doctors say there are two particularly pressing dangers: the lung disease tuberculosis and the sexually transmitted infection gonorrhoea. Last month … This phenomenon was first observed in a Swedish patient of Indian origin in 2008. He was … |
A Laboratory Grows Young ScientistsNew York TimesBorn in Singapore to parents from India, Mayuri is part of an explosion in Intel entrants who are immigrants or children of immigrants. She is … For Dan, that was medical research: He lost a cousin to …
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Wonder fluid keeps cornea safe for 2 weeks
Times of India “In India, there is a requirement of about one lakh cornea donors each year for conducting eye transplant on the needy. The number of donations, however, remains around 46,000. Of this, 20-30% of the organs are wasted mainly because of unsuitability of … |
Flier gets heart attack mid-airTimes of IndiaWhile on-board, he suffered a heart attack. A fellow passenger, who was a doctor attended to him during the flight. Meanwhile, Mumbai airport was also informed of the medical emergency. A Mumbai Internationa…
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‘Socio-eco issues not part of cancer meet’
Times of India The Global Oncology Summit 2013, to be held between March 28 and March 31 in the city, will deliberate on various advances in treating gynaecology, lung, head and neck as well as gastrointestinal cancers. Controversies with regard to the present … |
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Mystery jail deaths not uncommon
Hindustan Times The authorities had then said liver cirrhosis caused his death. Unfortunately, the disturbing trend of mysterious custodial deaths continues. Most cases don’t hit headlines as only high-profile ones attract the media. Asia’s largest jail housing over … |
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‘This Is the End’: First Look at Seth Rogen’s Star-Studded Apocalypse Comedy
Moviefone strong> England’s finest — Bill Nighy, Maggie Smith, Judi Dench and Tom Wilkinson — play a gaggle of retirees who want to spend their twilight years in India. The group was lured in with the promise of a cheaper and more lavish retirement at the … |
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‘Frankenstein’s Cat’: Bioengineering The Animals Of The Future
WFAE There’s a huge shortage of organ donors worldwide, so scientists just imagine that if you could have these pig farms that are just growing organs constantly, it might save a lot of lives. The problem is … rejection. It just shows the potential of if … |
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Dr. Robin Smith Says Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston Weren’t Killed By …
Huffington Post The manager for Hemsley says the late star of the television sitcom “”The Jeffersons”” refused treatment for lung cancer in the weeks before he died of what a coroner says were complications from the disease on July 24, 2012. (AP photo/Nick Ut, File … |
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Nelson Mandela’s memory fading, says close friend
Times of India He was admitted to a hospital on Saturday less than three months after being treated for a lung infection and gallstones. Mandela spent 18 days in hospital in December for treatment of a recurrent lung infection and surgery to extract gallstones. It … `Mandela is okay, memory fading’Newstrack India Nelson Mandela leaves hospitalThe Grio You are here! Home > INTERNATIONAL > Nelson Mandela discharged from …IANS indiatvnews.com –Zee News –Daily News & Analysis all 169 news articles » |