The Hindu - 7 hours ago Organisations working with children infected with HIV have suggested appointing a paediatrician, a gynaecologist and a child counsellor in all district headquarter hospitals in the State. The Herald - AIDSmeds.com HIV/AIDS Treatment News - Mmegi Online - African Press Agency (subscription) all 9 news articles » |
Times of India - 2 hours ago CHICAGO: A new blood test may be able to tell whether a seemingly healthy person is at risk of dying from heart disease , US researchers said. |
Times of India - 22 hours ago LONDON: Moms-to-be, please note - regular use of cell phones during pregnancy could cause behavioural problems in your offspring, says a new study. |
Times of India - 7 hours ago GUNTUR: A woman gave birth to quadruplets at NRI Medical College General Hospital here on Wednesday. Arikatla Govindamma, 25, of Markapuram in Prakasam district delivered four babies (three girls and a boy). |
Daily News & Analysis - 5 hours ago Sameer Bhatia, a Silicon Valley entrepreneur, lost the battle against cancer two years ago at the age of 32 and the Stanford University (USA) graduate's last wish was to bring together 25000 bone marrow ... |
pharmabiz.com - 33 minutes ago Union government is working towards mandating clinical trials, pharmacovigilance and post marketing surveillance for the Ayush sector. |
Oneindia - 16 hours ago Washington, Dec 8 (ANI): Scientists have discovered a family of small molecules that holds promise in protecting brain cells against nerve-degenerative diseases such as Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and Huntington's. |
Medscape - 9 hours ago December 8, 2010 - Giving vitamin A capsules to children aged 6 months to 5 years may reduce deaths and incidence of measles and diarrhea, according to the results of a systematic review reported online December 8 in the Cochrane Database of Systematic ... |
Times of India - 3 hours ago NEW DELHI: The decision to defer use of scarier pictorial warnings on cigarette and bidi packs till December 2011 hasn't gone down well with civil society. |
The Guardian - 15 hours ago A test that can detect TB, including drug-resistant forms, in less than two hours could revolutionise treatment of the disease, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO), which is urging its roll-out across the globe. |
