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Health
Off-Label Use Of IPV Vaccine To Tide Over Shortage
Due to shortage of Inactivated Polio Vaccine (IPV) globally, India and a few other countries are stretching the supply of the vaccine to cover all children. The IPV vaccine wa...
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An Epileptics Cinematic Journey: Films From My Perspective
As the title indicates, I have epilepsy. If you ran into me on the street, it’s not something you’d be able to tell about me by looking. That’s not how epile...
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One Third Of India Is Depressed: Time We Start Talking About It
Among the many problems an average Indian has to navigate through the course of her life, depression is depicted as a made up problem of the leisured class. While WHO estimate...
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IUD's, The Pill & Sterilisation: Your Experiences Of Contraception
Accessing family planning is not easy for many women, who face cultural or religious opposition, supply shortages and doctors who won’t listen More women than ever are u...
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Milk Banks In Rajasthan Have Helped 1500 Infants From Death & Disease
Human milk is the only life-saving, nutritious food that can keep an infant alive and healthy. Without that, they’re prone to diseases and malnutrition. Even formula mil...
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8 Apps Revolutionizing Maternal Health Care In Developing Nations
In a global community that often treats health care as a luxury rather than a necessity, the world’s mothers are arguably some of those most impacted by inequality in ac...
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Bill Gates Predicts Eradication Of Polio In Pakistan By 2017
Bill Gates said Wednesday that "with any luck" polio will be eradicated by 2017 in the last two countries where it remains active, Pakistan and Afghanistan. The Microsoft fou...
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6 Reasons Why Breastfeeding Is Essential For Your Child's Health & Survival
There is nothing in the world that haunts a mother more than her child's health.And if all the new mothers are looking for something that can actually help infants fight virus...
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The Next Great Elimination Story: Malaria
Editor’s note: In commemoration of World Malaria Day, April 25, PATH will be sharing stories over the next five weeks from the front lines of the malaria elimination bat...
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Global Health Funding Becoming Scarce: Study
People wasting away from AIDS or succumbing to malaria may become an increasingly common sight within the next 25 years, as funding for universal health care shrivels up.Healt...
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