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Common Genes may Underline Alcohol Abuse and Eating Disorders
A recent study finds that people with alcohol dependence may be genetically susceptible to eating disorders and vice-versa. In a study of nearly 6,000 adult twins, researchers...
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UNH Research Finds Unemployment Restricts Access to Kidney Transplants
If they are unemployed or work part-time, people in end-stage kidney failure in need of a kidney transplant are much less likely to be placed on a waiting list for a new kidne...
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CBSE all set to introduce a new subject called Health Education for Class 4 to Class 10 student
A new independent subject on health could soon be introduced as part of school education by the CBSE, according to a senior health ministry official. The subject which is like...
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There’s still hope: An introduction to India’s healthcare initiatives
Dr Poonam Kuruganti August 17, 2012 at 7:58 pm Over the post-independence years India has launched several health programs. In this article we highlight a few such ...
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Now just pop a pill to stop blood clots
Washington: Blood clots can now be stopped easily and without needles, says a new study…
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Storytelling as a strong medicine
An article by Hollywood, Health & Society Director Sandra de Castro Buffington recently appeared in an issue of Monthly Developments Magazine on on how entertainment has b...
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