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Health
She Is 10. She Has HIV
The fifth-grader with cornrows stepped from an elevator at Children?? National Medical Center and walked over the polished tile floor she had first crossed in a baby carrier. ...
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Jolie Surgery Raised Breast Cancer Awareness Among Women.
Researchers at a breast cancer prevention clinic have observed an increased uptake of preventative double mastectomies since May 2013 when Hollywood actor Angelina Jolie annou...
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Amitabh Bachchan Donates ‘Silsila’ Jacket To Charity.
Amitabh Bachchan has donated a jacket he wore in 1981 film Silsila to a charity. The jacket is one of many personal items of clothing that Bachchan has parted with f...
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Mumbai: MARD Starts Drive In Favour Of Pre-Marital HIV Testing
To encourage pre-marital testing in order to avoid sexually transmitted diseases, the Maharashtra Association of Resident Doctors (Mard) has decided to run a one-wee...
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A Training Transformation In Reproductive Health
There is no question that many women live better lives thanks to expanded options for planning for healthy families. Yet, too frequently, the brightest possibilities elude the...
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India Home To Highest Number Of Undernourished Women In Developing World
A recently-released study has highlighted that more than 18 million women in low- and middle-income countries around the world are severely undernourished. The study was ...
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Poor Healthcare Could Stunt India’s Growth
I come from a place in India where many people prefer to visit a traditional healer or a god-man when they fall ill. You may argue that people are uneducated or ignorant, but ...
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Breast-Feeding Is Good For Mothers, Not Just Babies, Studies Suggest
Breast milk may provide the ideal nourishment for an infant, but two recent studies are putting a different spin on the bottle-versus-breast debate, suggesting it is mothers, ...
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Un World Toilet Day: Urban Thoughts Cannot Develop Rural Cities, Says Experts
On the occasion of United Nations World Toilet Day, organizations like World Toilet Organization, Parmarth Niketan, Reckitt Benckiser India and Pehel- The Initiative, emphasis...
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Investing In Health Workforces: The Path Towards The Sdgs Starts Here
Last month marked a transition from one era of global health and development to the next. Seventeen?Sustainable Development Goals?were?agreed by 193 heads of state and governm...
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