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THE ETERNAL CRISES OF FILM SCHOOLS
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Film stars to play Santa for Mumbai kids
Film celebrities like Raveena Tandon, Boman Irani to Shreyas Talpade and Mandira Bedi will surprise the less fortunate children in Mumbai at an event Star Nite, to be held her...
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Maternal Depression Linked to Risky Adolescent Health Behaviors in Children
Maternal depression experienced by a mother can affect her children too, says a new Canadian study. According to the research as published in the journal Pediatrics, children ...
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Atul Gawande: What ails India's public health system
What do you make of India's under-performing, poorly-funded, leaky public health system, smothered by high population and appalling sanitation? It is the same health system, b...
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India to reach replacement levels of fertility by 2020
Fertility is falling faster than expected in India, and the country is on track to reach replacement levels of fertility as soon as 2020, new official data shows. The 2013 dat...
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Mother?? Death Shows Bribes Buy India Worst G-20 Maternal Care
Aid organization Save the Children puts India last in the G-20 in its Mothers??Index, which measures pregnancy-related deaths; child mortality; and the economic, educational a...
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A New Direction for Global Health
It is easy to be discouraged about the state of international cooperation today, but global health remains an area in which the world has come together to do significant good....
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More than 70 per cent of HIV-AIDS patients not diagnosed
More than 70 percent of people suffering from HIV-AIDS are not diagnosed and are not aware that they are suffering from the dreaded disease. I S Gilada, president of AIDS soci...
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Premature babies: How 24 week-old babies are now able to survive
The number of babies being born prematurely is on the increase, and so is their chance of surviving. Jessica Salter discovers how advances in neonatal care ??and sandwich bags...
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Processed food now a cause for higher incidence of non- communicable diseases
In an alarming trend, an international research group has observed that with rising incomes, the global shift from traditional foods and cereals to processed foods is graduall...
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Safe babies for HIV-infected mothers
Motherhood is a feeling every woman wants to experience. HIV-infected women are no exceptions. Like normal expecting mothers, they too can deliver a baby who is not HIV infect...
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