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Study Finds Pill Prevented 200,000 Womb Cancer Cases In Rich Nations
A recent research shows the contraceptive pill has prevented around 200,000 womb cancer cases. The study published in medical journal, The LancetOncology, says that taking ...
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Airplane Poop Could Help Track Global Disease Outbreaks
IN THE SUMMER Of 2013, Researchers At The Technical University Of Denmark Headed To The Copenhagen Airport For A Special Delivery: Poop. The Crew Who Clean Out Airplane Toi...
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Airplane Poop Could Help Track Global Disease Outbreaks
IN THE SUMMER Of 2013, Researchers At The Technical University Of Denmark Headed To The Copenhagen Airport For A Special Delivery: Poop. The Crew Who Clean Out Airplane Toi...
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MP Govt To Provide Free Meal To Pregnant Women
With an aim to reduce maternal and infant mortalities and ensure overall maternal health, the Madhya Pradesh (MP) government has decided to provide one free meal every day ...
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India Plans To Enforce WHO-GMP Standards For All Pharmaceutical Products
The World Health Organization (WHO) has drawn up a good manufacturing practice (GMP), to ensure healthcare products are 'consistently produced and controlled' according to ...
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World First: 3D-Printed Pill Gets A Thumbs Up From FDA!
Washington: In a world first, the US Food and Drug Administration has given approval for a 3D-printed pill to be produced and is expected to hit the markets in the first qu...
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WHO Calls For Urgent Action To Curb Hepatitis
The World Health Organisations (WHO) is to use the 2015 World Hepatitis Day, slated for July 28 to highlight the urgent need for countries to enhance action aimed at preven...
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A P J Abdul Kalam: Antibiotic Resistance Alarming Threat To Global Public Health
Speaking on the eve of ‘Doctors Day’, Kalam discussed about how the world was moving towards “post-antibiotic era”, in which common infections and m...
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The World’s Poorest Countries Could Finally Wipe Out Polio, As Long As The Rich One’s Don’t Bring It Back
On July 24, 2015, it will be exactly one year since the last case of poliomyelitis was detected in Nigeria. Once that’s officially confirmed, the country will get off...
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Indian Private Hospitals Biggest Beneficiaries Of International Aid Programmes
The biggest recipients of investment through aid programmes of rich nations have been the large commercial hospital chains in the emerging economy countries. Limited to a f...
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