Health News

05-01-2012

• Faster body metabolism renders TB drugs ineffective
  
• Exercise cuts bowel cancer risk, shows study
  
• Children can suffer brain damage if left in hot car
  

04-01-2012

• Scientists succeed in growing sperm in lab dish
  

02-01-2012

• Women fall sick more often than men
  
• Anxiety disorders mount since credit crunch
  
• Hormone replacement therapy tied to breast cancer
  

01-01-2012

• WHO warns of lab-produced bird flu virus
  
• Black tea is beneficial for health
• Cancer-causing chemical found in peanuts, cooking oil
  

25-12-2011

• France advises breast implant removal over cancer risk
  
• Seven health districts to be set up, says Mamata
  

19-12-2011

• Chinese couple have eight babies using IVF
  
• Students campaign against junk food
  

16-12-2011

• Britons losing battle of the bulge?
  
• Can proteins in blood predict early death?
  

09-12-2011

• New drug wipes out deadliest malaria parasite by starving it to death
  
• Check use of banned pesticides, court tells government
  

07-12-2011

• Sitting down makes your bum bigger
  
• Aid appeal to combat HIV/AIDS in Myanmar
  
• McDonald's fined in Brazil for including toys in kids' meals
  

05-12-2011

• Get rid of your toxins
  

29-11-2011

• Obesity and Ayurveda
  

28-11-2011

• Dreams get rid of painful memories
  
• Cuban cancer vaccine to be tested in Britain
  
• India, Bulgaria ink healthcare deal
  

26-11-2011

• Is alcoholism in your genes?
  
• Machine to put asthmatics to bed
  

24-11-2011

• WORLD EPILEPSY DAY HEAD INJURIES MAY TRIGGER EPILEPSY
  

23-11-2011

• Coffee May Protect Against Endometrial Cancer
  
• Eating quickly leads to obesity
  

28-10-2011

• Some contraceptive pills more likely to cause blood clots
  
• Low fat, fish oil diet helps slow down cancer
  
• Pakistan wants dengue drug from India
  

26-10-2011

• Blood from stem cells likely within next decade
  
• Cataract surgery improves mood, sleep in Alzheimer's
  
• India Calcutta hospital is accused over infant deaths
  
• Fertility rate declines in Karnataka: Expert
  
• Drink lauki juice for better heart? Not if it’s bitter Study: Carries Fatal Toxic Compound
  

23-10-2011

• Don’t wait till it’s too late...
  
• Hair fall troubling you? Ancient and time-tested hair care Ayurveda remedies can help you
  

20-10-2011

• Begin afresh from inside
  

13-10-2011

• Eye problem cases have increased, say doctors (Oct 13 is World Sight Day)
  
• India has lowest per capita toothbrush consumption: Survey
  

12-10-2011

• WORLD ARTHRITIS day EXERCISE IS ESSENTIAL
  

09-10-2011

• Mizoram get tough against tobacco use and drug abuse
  
• Pakistan government to use Facebook for dengue awareness in Punjab
  
• 'Uttar Pradesh to blame for encephalitis deaths'
  
• Delhi gets first family clinic on Britain's NHS model
  

07-10-2011

• India faces huge donor crunch in liver transplants: Experts
  

26-09-2011

• An Ayurvedic cure for infertility
  

25-09-2011

• Hospital-acquired infections high in India: Study
  
• `Bouncer` protein halts rheumatoid arthritis
  
• US firm dials in healthcare for seven million Indians
  

20-09-2011

• Yoga effective in treating psychiatric disorders
  

18-09-2011

• Myth: Video games sharpen brain
  
• Hormone may help reverse serious pulmonary condition
  

15-09-2011

• Vitamin pill can help reverse memory loss
  
• Pure maple syrup promotes healthy liver
• Spice up broccoli to fight cancer better
  

13-09-2011

• Japanese patient cured of decade long pain through Ayurvedic treatment ‎
  
• Dentist retrieves tooth from bin, fixes it back
  
• Radio Pakistan to spread awareness about dengue
  
• South Asians more prone to knee arthritis: Expert
  

11-09-2011

• BJP meet plans health policy for poll manifesto
  
• What to Eat Before, During and After Exercise
  
• A daily diet for better health
  

10-09-2011

• Southeast Asia to give health issues more priority
  
• 3 percent of GDP to be spent on health: Montek
  
• Mother's diet linked with child's allergies
  

30-08-2011

• Obesity to haunt half of British men by 2030
  
• Young doctors unwilling to serve in rural areas: Azad
  

11-08-2011

• Three dengue deaths in Orissa
  
• Raise tobacco taxes to curb deaths: US expert
  
• Exercise should be 'standard part of cancer care'
  
• Now, a CT scanner that reduces cancer risk
  
• Babies lying on mom's tummy can stave off obesity later
  

09-08-2011

• New test detects kidney disorder early
  

08-08-2011

• Urine test can detect tuberculosis, say Delhi scientists
  
• Beat diabetes with a wheat and rice free diet
  
• Kenya plans fighting diseases with mobile phones
  

05-08-2011

• Kala azar now part of Bihar school text book
  
• Myanmar promotes healthy diet, breastfeeding
• Why packing on pounds is riskier for Indians
  

01-08-2011

• Depressed? Be kind, compassionate
  
• Civic agency ropes in schools for anti-dengue drive
  
• Antioxidants show promise in treating infertility
• Rabies kills 5,000 in Pakistan every year
  

30-07-2011

• Kidney cells could help do away with transplants
  
• Decision making area inactive in schizophrenic brains
  
• South Africa urges circumcision to curb sexual diseases
  
• Fancy a tattoo? Beware of hepatitis virus (July 28 is World Hepatitis Day)
  

28-07-2011

• Addicts cut down on junk food after calorie labelling
  
• Sex hormone protects men from allergies
  
• Zinc lozenge, the sweet pill for common cold?
  

26-07-2011

• Open defecation far from a closed chapter in Bihar
  
• Doctors join severed hand in rare operation
  
• Tomato plants produce unique antioxidant
  
• 'Funds needed urgently to capitalise on HIV breakthroughs'
  

• Nitric oxide can ward off deadly infections

23-07-2011

• When yoga and classical music combine to heal (Feature)
  
• Sperm coat protein may be key to male infertility: Study
  
• Women could be endangering careers with weight worries
  
• Over half of Indian kids are without immunisation
  

21-07-2011

• Even two pegs can endanger life of women with breast cancer
  
• Energy drinks can be dangerous, says study
  

16-07-2011

• Muscle flexing quells panic disorders
  

15-07-2011

• Good health through fruits
  

11-07-2011

• Better brain implants with the help of neurons
  
• Indoor pollution ups cardio risk among women
  
• Myanmar builds first liver transplant hospital
  

09-07-2011

• How to make that backache vanish
  
• Taking apples daily keeps cardio risks at bay
  

07-07-2011

• Satisfaction key to keeping heart ailments away
  
• Millions will die if India stops AIDS drugs: U.N.
  
• Massage may ease chronic back pain short-term
  
• Lifestyle may affect sudden cardiac death risk
  
• Many U.S. heart stents inappropriate: study
  
• Does Botox help neck pain?
  
• Review raises questions over benefits of cutting salt
  

05-07-2011

• Pfizer's quit smoking drug raises heart risks: study
  
• Late talkers do fine as they grow up: study
  
• Moms' diet not tied to kids' heart health: study
  
• Who wants to live forever? Scientist sees aging cured
  
• GlaxoSmithKline to work with anti-doping agency
  

04-07-2011

• Now, eat salt without worrying!
  
• Carrots help boost vision
  
• Skin lesion risk seen at moderate arsenic levels
  
• Haryana introduces mother-new born tracking software
  
• 40 pc Indians in metros suffer from tooth sensitivity'
  

02-07-2011

• Medicare proposes change in anemia drug usage
  
• Copper kills 97 percent of hospital ICU bacteria: study
  
• Evidence "increasingly against" phone cancer risk
  
• Arsenic linked to kidney cancer
• Russia says abortion ads must carry health warning

01-07-2011

• Nearsightedness linked to serious eye disease
  
• Europe's E. coli outbreaks linked to Egyptian seeds
  
• U.N. peacekeepers likely caused Haiti cholera
  
• Cured meats not linked to pancreatic cancer
  
• Life after prostate surgery worse than men expect
  

30-06-2011

• Chronic acidity shouldn't be ignored, it could lead to cancer
  

29-06-2011

• Benefit of mammograms even greater than thought
  
• Ohio House approves abortion ban after heartbeat
  
• Aspirin might interfere with new heart drug
  
• Programs may curb hepatitis C in drug users
  
• Kids who survive cancer more often get new tumors
  

28-06-2011

• Artificial pancreas to eliminate daily insulin shots
  
• Diabetes affects about 350 mn adults globally
  
• Now simpler surgery for fistula patients
  

26-06-2011

• Prolonged sitting raises risk of death: Study
  
• China to test clothes for cancer-causing chemicals
  
• Clinical drug trial centres in Andhra to be probed
  
• Girl beats fainting condition after 14 years
  

23-06-2011

• Fat substitutes in snacks may trigger weight gain
  
• Bihar's mystery disease identified as toll rises to 41
  
• Botswana to cull 21,000 cattle
  

21-06-2011

• Millions still die due to lack of midwives: U.N.
  
• Food allergies affect 1 in 12 kids: study
  
• Portable pools pose summer risk for kids
  
• Delhi government health scheme left 775 kids dead
  

20-06-2011

• 27 kids fall ill after chlorine gas leaks in China
  

17-06-2011

• Gates worried over polio in Pakistan
  
• Mysterious disease kills 13 children in Bihar
  
• Sight restored after 55-year wait
  
• Now, free condoms, contraceptives at your doorstep!
  
• Hyderabad lab checked for illegal clinical trials (Lead)
  
• 85 shops found selling prohibited drugs
  

16-06-2011

• Workspace happiness is new corporate credo: Mind guru Rekha Shetty
  
• Haryana's Sirsa sets record with 545 blood donation camps
  
• Delhi blood banks to get advanced testing technique soon
  
• Community groups meet for AIDS control in north India
  
• Voluntary blood donation increases in Haryana
  
• 10 fall ill after eating adulterated food
  
• British woman to have womb transplanted to daughter
  

12-06-2011

• Many obese kids in Britain facing strokes
  
• 600 people affected by lead poisoning in China
  
• India needs to step up vaccination to save its children'
  

11-06-2011

• New meningitis vaccine could save thousands
  
• Germany admits bean sprouts caused E.coli outbreak
  
• B vitamins in mother' diet cut kid's gut cancer risk
  
• Urine test can detect cancers early
  
• Stigma, low awareness hinder tracing HIV+ kids: Unicef
  
• Alternatives to antibiotics in sight
  
• Swine flu spread much wider than suspected
  
• Immediate IUD use after abortion found safe
  

09-06-2011

• Pain drugs' safety for heart patients doubted again
  
• "Silent" strokes less common in physically fit
  
• Scientists show heart can repair itself, with help
  
• Special Report: Inside Germany's E.coli hunt
  
• FDA to review new Edwards heart valve in July
  
• Safe to skip radiation for prostate cancer?
  
• Coffee can cure hepatitis C
  
• UN passes resolution on HIV awareness in peacekeeping
  
• CDC: Food poisoning from salmonella up in U.S.
  

08-06-2011

• Good manners are at the heart of good health
  
• Testosterone perks memory in post-menopausal women
  
• QUB breakthrough in male infertility treatment
  
• Myanmar bans pigs from Yangon as infection spreads
  
• Romania says its vegetables safe for consumption
  

06-06-2011

• Gay teens more likely to engage in risky behaviors: study
  
• Ovarian cancer screening doesn't save lives: study
  
• Drugs for rare cancers approved after subpar tests
  
• Evidence backs melanoma-Parkinson's association
  
• Exelixis drug slows prostate cancer spread in trial
  
• Analysis: E.coli outbreak poses questions for organic farming
  
• Pomegranate juice could ease workplace stress
  
• Exposure to toxic chemical higher than suspected
  
• Flaxseed no cure for hot flashes during menopause
  
• 'Smart bandage' to speed up wound healing
  
• Silencing 'hedgehog' molecule halts cancer
  
• Germany says beansprouts may be behind E.coli
  
• Drug discovery combats ovarian cancer
  
• Stem cell revolution can defeat Alzheimer's
  
• Weight loss improves testosterone levels
  
• Light sensitive drugs to target cancer
  
• Soon, birth control pill for men sans steroids
  

04-06-2011

• Analysis: Fighting E.coli war with smart machines and soap
  
• Germany says still does not know E.coli source
  
• Russia awaits EU explanation on E.coli: Putin
  
• Germans take no chances as E.coli confounds experts
  
• Germany says 199 new E.coli cases in two days
  
• Killer E.coli strain described as deadliest yet
  
• No need to panic over WHO report on mobiles: ICMR
  
• Factbox: Facts about Europe's E. coli outbreak
  
• Amish mother dies after treating burns with home remedy
  
• Baked goods may improve milk allergy symptoms
  
• New E. Coli bacteria resistant to eight classes of antibiotics
  
• One E.coli case identified in Finland
  
• Rabies deaths rattle Andhra
  
• Russia bans import of Egyptian potatoes
  
• Young women most vulnerable to HIV
  
• About $22 bn investment needed to fight HIV: UNAIDS
  
• 34 mn HIV patients in world, infection rate down: UNAIDS
  
• Copper effective against new E. coli strains
  
• Eating dirt can be good for the gut
  

03-06-2011

• Germany says may help Spain's farmers over E.coli
  
• Americans still avoiding doctors, insurers say
  
• Leukemia drug tied to impaired growth in kids
  
• Vegetarian Diets
  
• Tips for Eating Healthy When Eating Out
  
• Omani nationals walk 250 km for drug abuse awareness
  
• A shot in six months can keep knee surgery at bay
  
• 60 percent of Shanghai students nearsighted
  
• Mandira Bedi to endorse stem cell bank
  

02-06-2011

• National health portal approved
  
• India-origin led team makes cocktail against mosquitoes
  
• Divorced couples' kids lag in math, social skills
  
• Device boosts libido of men with heart failure
  
• Low-energy diet can improve sleep disorder
  
• Chemical used in plastics found in Taiwan-made food
  
• People who kick in sleep signal Parkinson's
  
• Vegetarian diet good for kidneys
  
• Head injuries linked to later violence
  
• Medicare payments to hospitals not correct: study
  

01-06-2011

• WHO says cell phone use "possibly carcinogenic"
  
• U.S. eyes Spanish produce in deadly E. coli outbreak
  
• Cancer costs highest for individually insured
  
• Does work interfere with breastfeeding?
  
• Kids with stubborn asthma may have food allergy
  
• Mouse virus doesn't cause chronic fatigue: reports
  
• Sanofi's diabetes drug cuts blood sugar, weight
  
• Diabetes may shorten working life
  
• Computer games can help kids fight obesity
  
• Tips to keep your brain sharp
  
• Paternal eating habits have hereditary effect
  
• Smoking could kill 8 million a year by 2030: WHO
  
• Eat less to living longer
  
• Stress doesn't raise risk of MS: study
  

30-05-2011

• Germany E.coli cucumber death toll rises to 14
  
• 850 ill due to chlorine poisoning in Egypt
  
• 5 Diets That Fight Diseases
  
• Omega-3 Fatty Acids Protect Against Eye Diseases
  
• Brain's Differing Response to Sugars May Explain Obesity
  
• New Study Cites Dangers in Energy Drinks for Kids
  
• Intestinal cells activate defence against salmonella bug
  
• Cancer awareness need of the hour: Prez
  

29-05-2011

• Omega-3 Fatty Acids May Help Ward Off Eye Disease
  
• Vitamin D Levels Don't Decline During Progression of Parkinson's Disease: Study
  
• Inadequate Diets Can Lead to Anemia in Older Women
  
• Health Nut: Walnuts Offer Huge Amount of Antioxidants
  
• Sweet! Candy Eaters Surprisingly Slimmer
  
• Heavy Beer Drinkers Increase Their Gastric Cancer Risk
  
• Ultra-bad cholesterol that ups heart disease discovered
  

28-05-2011

• Business Travel Is Bad for Your Health
  
• Big Fat Truth: Hip Bones Widen With Age
  
• Discovery Reveals Why Old People Go to Bed Early
  
• For Elderly, Shopping Can Save Their Lives
  
• How Dangerous Is the Sound Level of Rock Music?
  
• Are your kids drinking lead in their juice?
  

27-05-2011

• Reading and solving crosswords can make you deaf
  

26-05-2011

• Lack of sleep can lead to overweight kids
  
• Yoga calms heart pace, cuts anxiety: Study
  
• Food packaging harbours harmful toxins
  
• Walnuts richest in antioxidants
  
• Drink lots of milk to cut heart disease
  
• Milk in tea could prevent weight loss
  
• Now, a one-hour operation to change heart valve!
  
• Scientists envisage vaccines for malaria, TB, HIV/AIDS by 2020
  
• Mums who use prenatal vitamins less likely to have kids with autism
  
• Veggies, fruits lead to less weight gain
  
• Hips power our walk, while ankles our run
  
• Drink daily, keep dementia at bay
  

25-05-2011

• Baked/broiled fish cuts heart failure risk
  

24-05-2011

• Vitamin E helps cut fatty liver disease in kids
  
• Too much meat `raises bowel cancer risk`
  
• Dinking coffee `can hinder conception
  
• Protein linked with heart failure discovered
  
• Learning From Our Global HIV/AIDS Programs
  

23-05-2011

• Yoga boosts heart health
  
• Eat breakfast to prevent metabolic syndrome
  
• Control diabetes to cut cancer risk
  
• Shielding torso protects brain from blast injuries
  
• 5 Ways to keep cholesterol in check
  
• Viagra reverses nerve disease: Study
  
• Why anorexics don`t like eating
  

21-05-2011

• Don`t dump potatoes to lose weight
  
• Why our brains gradually lose memory with age
  
• Green tea improves quality of life
  
• Stress in pregnancy ‘results in unruly, hot-tempered kids’
  
• Diet, not exercise, key to losing weight
  
• Heart drugs work better during bedtime
  
• Diet rich in vegetables, fruit ‘leads to less weight gain’
  
• Menstruation ups knee injury risks
  
• People who feel cold always have a longer lifespan
  
• ``Liquid smoke`` from rice could help fight off diseases
  
• Just a spoonful of sugar makes infections go down
  
• Exercise benefits pregnant woman
  
• Indian herbs ‘contain natural antibiotics to fight oral cancer’
  
• Cooked tomatoes can reduce cholesterol like statins
  
• Eating red pepper helps curb appetite
  
• Organic fruit, veggies are less nutritious
  
• Onions, olive leaf can help tackle obesity
  
• Parsley, celery fight against breast cancer
  
• Sunshine helps protect kids from asthma
  
• Drinking milk helps you shed weight
  
• `Sexercise` for that slim figure
  
• Lifestyle disorders cause infertility in women
  

19-05-2011

• Alzheimer's risk gene disrupts brain's wiring 50 years before disease hits
  
• Rehab After Stenting Saves Lives
  
• Cardiac Rehabilitation May Lower All-Cause Mortality Rate
  
• Is ADHD A Fictional Disease?

18-05-2011

• The gene that makes people fat `identified`
  
• Mindapples - foolproof mood boosting remedy
  
• Hormone improves stroke recovery
  
• Cycling is biggest cause of heart attack!
  
• Fitness levels decline after 45
  
• Pimples? Go for garlic juice or chemical peels
  
• Now, lung cancer detection through patient`s nose
  
• Top 10 pregnancy super foods
  

17-05-2011

• Frozen Produce: Cheaper and Just as Nutritious
  
• Coffee Protects Against Type of Breast Cancer
  
• Alzheimer's Often Misdiagnosed Until Later On
  
• Family meals keep children slimmer, healthier
  
• Tai Chi Prevents Falls, Boosts Mental Health in Seniors: Study
  
• Playing computer games may help recover from paralysis post stroke
  

16-05-2011

• Scientists examine gas that could prevent impotence
  
• Poor Sleep Found to Be Linked to Incontinence and Impotence
  
• Exercise to manage chronic disease
  
• New asthma procedure 'cooks' lungs to weaken muscles responsible for severe attacks
  
• Long-Term Study Demonstrates Safety and Efficacy of SYMBICORT® in African American Patients with Asthma
  
• Asthma still on rise; reasons are uncertain
  
• Avoid grilled meat if you're on asthma drugs
  
• Antibiotic-Resistant Gonorrhea Reported in San Diego: CDC
  
• US takes aim at purported sex disease 'cures'
  
• Physio: If knee pain addressed early, you will soon be active again
  
• ‘Mobile phones harmful to human health'
• Chandipura virus still a potential health threat
• Goodness Of Lemon
  

14-05-2011

• IOF teaching tool may allow health professionals detect vertebral fractures
  
• Bones: Experts rethink long-term use of drugs
  

13-05-2011

• Expert advice on summer skin care
  
• Tips to maintain a healthy summer skin - Clinic Dermatech
  

11-05-2011

• A Women Declared Brain Dead Turned Out To Be Alive
  
• Returning To The Battlefield, With A Brain Injury
  
• Child's head injury doesn't always need CT scan
  
• Selly Oak woman could not be saved says brain specialist
  
• Brain develops with same pace in late teenagers as in earlier years
  

30-04-2011

• Study ranks cost of food-borne pathogens
  
• Review Casts More Doubts on a Lung Cancer Study
  
• Stem cell research: Court gives Obama a victory, but policy still on trial
  
• Public Citizen Seeks US Ban of Latex Surgical, Exam Gloves
  

28-04-2011

• Vertex hepatitis C drug 'highly effective'
  

27-04-2011

• Trauma myths—BUSTED!
  
• What Do You Know About That Fracture?
  
• New knee replacement reduces post-surgical pain
  
• Tai chi may be good for heart patients--but that's just for starters
  
• Preventing osteoarthritis
  

26-04-2011

• Try shirodhara at home
  
• Heavy drinking raises death risk from cancer
  
• Protein could be used to treat alcohol effects on pancreas
  
• Citizens group wants weight loss drug taken off the shelves
  
• Enzyme Activity – Enzyme Behavior Linked To Pancreatitis
  
• New Insight into Acute Pancreatitis
  

25-04-2011

• World's most premature baby in Germany
  
• Why Diabetes May Triple by 2050
  
• To Get Americans Healthier, U.S. Targets the Heart
  
• Top 3 Most Common Heart Diseases
  
• Nurse Practitioner Counsels Lifestyle Changes as Key to Heart Health
  
• Aspirin cuts heart attacks, but not deaths or strokes: study
  
• Simple jab could limit heart attack damages
  
• Calcium supplements cause heart problems in women?
  
• Fibre-rich diet reduces heart risk
  

24-04-2011

• JUNK JUNK FOOD, CUT LIVER FLAB
  
• ‘Less was spent on education, health in 11th 5-year plan’
  
• Experts raise health concerns among Kaiga villagers
  
• Uganda Health News: Government formulates new strategy for HIV/AIDS fight
  
• Bathinda on mind, Centre to focus on 'green' health
  
• Hospitals asked to cut Caesarean sections
  

22-04-2011

• Obama's Comment on India's Healthcare Criticized
  
• Obama’s remark cheers health cos
  
• No health problems linked to exposure to Endosulfan: committee
  
• Spending boost for health, education in 12th Plan
  

21-04-2011

• A New Approach to Attention Deficit Disorder
  
• Men spending more on skin care products: Study
  
• Scots cosmetic doc unveils Naked Truth about anti-aging skincare at Superdrug
  
• Atlanta Woman Reaches New Heights with Natural and Organic Skincare Solution
  
• Natural Oily Skin Facial Recipes
  
• Health minister orders probe into recent prescription drug deaths
  

18-04-2011

• Obama Administration Seeks Tougher Painkiller Regulations
  

17-04-2011

• WHO announces deal on sharing flu virus samples
  
• Problem Drinking May Make Hospital Infections More Deadly
  

16-04-2011

• 1 student with TB at Vancouver WA middle school
  
• Positive Neighborhood Environments Good for Health: Study
  
• Parents reminded to have their teens immunized
  
• WHO says it will assist India in superbug study
  
• Playboy Mansion outbreak: Bacteria traced to whirlpool spa [Updated]
  
• Health department issues measles alert
  
• Odd work schedules pose risk to health
• Obesity can harm cardiovascular system
  
• Brisk walk can boost brain blood flow in elderly women: Study
  
• Govt to carry out study on drug-resistant superbug
  

14-04-2011

• Kalispell 4-year-old leading fight against diabetes
  
• High-fat diets and diabetes are linked
  
• Obesity op cuts diabetes risk by a half
  
• Good health care could halve world’s stillbirths, report says
  
• The tonsil and tooth surgery costing the NHS £500m a year
  
• No New Measures Needed to Counter Radiation Health Risks in Japan
  
• Obama proposes tighter curbs on health-care spending
  
• Superbug: Sheila Dikshit plays down threat as Delhi govt offers chlorine tablets
  
• Lifestyle disorders plaguing Indian youth, needs to be tackled early - JIVA Ayurveda
  

12-04-2011

• Killer effect ''The only solution is reducing use of antibiotics.''
  

11-04-2011

• No superbug threat: Health ministry
  
• 'Motor, health insurance to get costlier'
  

05-04-2011

• Hong Kong parents value grades over health: Survey