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After miscarriage, don’t wait before trying again Measles outbreak kills 110 in ZambiaLUSAKA - An outbreak of measles in Zambia has affected over 6,200 people and claimed at least 110 lives, the Zambian health ministry has said. US doctors told to avoid 1 flu shot brand for kids because of fever, convulsions in Australia
Docs told to avoid 1 flu shot brand for small kids Swine Flu cases in Maharastra, Andhra PradeshAURANGABAD/VISAKHAPATNAM - Many cases of swine flu have been reported from Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh in the last few days. Five new swine flu cases in BengalKOLKATA - Five more people tested positive for swine flu in West Bengal Thursday taking the number of confirmed cases of the contagious disease to 114 in the state this year, a health department official said. An American has successful heart transplant in IndiaCHENNAI - Sixty-five-year-old US citizen Ronald Lemmer’s heart is expected to beat for India after his successful heart transplant operation here. One more swine flu death in Orissa, toll fourBHUBANESWAR - The swine flu toll in Orissa rose to four Thursday with the death of a 27-year-old man, officials said. Man dies of swine flu in Delhi, toll eightNEW DELHI - A man died of swine flu in the capital, taking the total number of deaths due to Influenza A (H1N1) in Delhi to eight, an official said Thursday. Ten new dengue cases in DelhiNEW DELHI - Ten new dengue cases were confirmed in the capital Thursday, taking the total number of people affected by the mosquito-borne disease to 86 this year, an official said. Wellness, the way to perfect health holisticallyNEW DELHI - Wellness is the new buzzword for complete health — physical, mental and spiritual — and more and more people are making a beeline for spas and salons for that magical massage or aroma therapy that peps you up. Incidence of malaria, dengue drops in Haryana
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New family of ’super-antibiotics’ capable of beating MRSALONDON - Scientists have created a family of ’super-antibiotics’ capable of beating MRSA and other deadly infections. Effect of chemicals in vegetables to be studied: TrivediNEW DELHI - With the use of chemicals like oxytocin and copper sulphate to ripen fruits and vegetables becoming a matter of concern, Minister of State for Health Dinesh Trivedi Thursday told parliament that research on the long-term impact of the chemicals on people’s health will be undertaken soon. Swine flu spreading rapidly in Andhra, toll 20
World’s highest rate of lifestyle diseases is in CaribbeanPort-of-SPAIN - Latin America and the Caribbean have the highest rates of non-communicable and lifestyle diseases in the world and this has put an economic burden on the countries, an expert has said. Israeli firm’s $31 mn Goa hospital project under scannerPANAJI - Goa’s opposition Bharatiya Janata party (BJP) has alleged a multi-crore scam and pre-bid rigging in clearing a Rs.140 crore ($31 million) super-speciality hospital project jointly promoted by an Israeli defence major and the state government. Mums-to-be who put on too much weight have fatter kidsLONDON - Mothers-to-be, who gain too much weight, are more likely to have fatter children, according to a study. Weight training may help arthritis patientsLONDON - A new research has found that regular weight-training regime may help treat rheumatoid arthritis. Beaches can make you sickWASHINGTON - Swimmers at beaches face an increased risk of illness, according to a new research. Quit-smoking drug linked to suicidesMELBOURNE - Many smokers who take pills to quit the habit have developed suicidal tendency and at least 15 have committed suicide while on medication since 2008, Australian drug-control authority has said. |
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