Daily News & Analysis |
It’s April and 3 cases of Malaria detected
Daily News & Analysis Apart from a stark dip in platelet count, her liver was majorly swollen. She was suffering from dengue hepatitis and showed a major involvement of effect to the liver,” said Dr Samdani. “With no specific treatment, nearly 20% of dengue cases become … |
Workshop on writing HaikuTimes of IndiaAlpine Center, India, is also conducting a free seminar about cultural awareness and business communication on April 9 and 11 from 6pm to 8pm, with South Africa, Zimbabwe, Europe and America on the agenda. There w…
Times of India |
Stay healthy
Times of India However, be that as it may, keeping good health isn’t the easiest thing, given the polluted environment in which we live. … Malaria, the most deadly vector-borne disease which is prevalent throughout the India, caused an estimated 627 000 deaths in 2012. World Health Day 2014: Top 10 vector-borne diseasesIndia.Com Health |
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Generic pains for AstraZeneca exacerbated by Indian drugmakers
The Pharma Letter Already reeling under the loss of its respiratory heavyweight Symbicort (budesonide and formoterol), whose key patents expired recently, the company might find it difficult to weather the generic storm ahead, reports The Pharma Letter’s India … |
Mulayam promises free education, medicineANINEWSBe it cancer, heart disease, kidney disease or liver disease, the treatment for all these will be made free. If somebody has any of these diseases, I will ask my fellow leaders to note down the names of s…
Time to remain focusedNiticentralI discussed with the trade and industry representatives the need to expand economic activities through low cost manufacturing which makes India a competitive economy. Amritsar … Besides being the lung-space of the cit…
Times of IndiaNew heart valve does not require open surgeryTimes of IndiaThe study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, included 795 seriously ill heart-valve patients who were randomly assigned to receive the new device or to undergo ope…
New heart valve does not require open surgeryBusiness StandardThe study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, included 795 seriously ill heart-valve patients who were randomly assigned to receive the new device or to undergo open-heart sur…
Leicester Mercury |
Teenager in Passage to India restaurant car crash feared he would never walk …
Leicester Mercury She suffered a broken back and punctured lung in the accident and was taken to Nottingham’s Queen’s Medical Centre, where her treatment is ongoing. Her fellow rear seat passengers were taken to the University Hospital of Coventry, at Walsgrave, where … |
First map of fetus brain createdTimes of IndiaNEW YORK: Scientists have for the first time mapped the developing brain in a fetus, capturing the organ during its growing stages in the womb. The map gives clues about what makes humans distinct from othe…