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Search ResultWorld Heart Day: Cardiologists Insist On 85 Per Cent Pictorial Warnings On Tobacco Products.
On the occasion of World Heart Day 2015, cardiologists came together in Delhi demanding from the government immediate implementation of the 85 per cent pictorial health war...
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The high number of dengue cases in many states around the country has grabbed headlines as the national tally of cases this year is nearly twice the number recorded during ...
Read MoreHealth And The UN
September 8 marked 15 years to the day since the United Nations adopted the millennium development goals (MDGs). Soon the world will adopt a new regime in global milestones...
Read MoreIndia Will Miss MDG Target On Maternal Mortality: CBHI Report?
India will miss its Millenium Development Goal (MDG) target of reducing maternal mortality rate to 109 per 1,00,000 live births, according to National Health Profile-2015, ...
Read MoreHow Mobile Phones Are Enabling Quality Maternal And Child Healthcare
In 1996, Aparna Hegde was a resident doctor at Sion Hospital, one of Mumbai?s largest public health facilities, when a woman who had just delivered a baby was rushed into e...
Read MoreHealth Gives Nod To Use Of Injectable Contraceptives
The Health Ministry has given in principle nod to the introduction of injectable contraceptives for women in the family planning programme. The costs of doing so are still ...
Read MoreWHO Urges Action Against Antibiotic Resistance.
Cautioning against the indiscriminate use of antibiotics and other drugs which leads to resistance to medicines and treatment failure, the World Health Organization has urg...
Read MoreApathy, Waste And The Rhetoric Of Concern
Rafi Nagar, Deonar, Mumbai
April 2012
The auto-rickshaw stopped at the corner of the narrow road. A large mound of garbag...
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Ischemic heart disease or illness in which blood and oxygen supply to heart is reduced is emerging as the main health problem in India. It often leads to heart attacks.
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India's extreme vulnerability to climate change will have a direct impact on the health of its population, experts said at a seminar on Friday. The World Health Organizatio...
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