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Delhi Government Told To Provide Free Food, Treatment To Poor HIV Patients
Delhi High Court has directed the city government to ensure free food and medical treatment to HIV-positive persons living below the poverty line.
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Supreme Court To The Rescue Of HIV Positive Ex Army Man
The Supreme Court Thursday came to the rescue of a retired army personnel, who contracted HIV allegedly due to contaminated blood transfusion in an army hospital, directing that he be treated at the Base Hospital.
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Cancer: Early Detection And Diagnosis Makes Cancer A Winning Battle For All
Cancer: Diagnosis at the early stage reduces the risk of getting diagnosed at a later stage when things usually go out of hand.
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Delhi High Court Directs For Auto Release Of Pension To Poor AIDS Patients
The Delhi High Court on Thursday directed the AAP government to put in place a system which would automatically release pension amounts to poor people suffering from the acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), just like various subsidies are paid into the bank accounts.
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Freebies Okay But Not Pension To AIDS Patients? Court Raps AAP Government
The Delhi government can provide free water and electricity to those who have roof over their heads but can't afford to pay monthly pension to the poor suffering from AIDS, the Delhi High Court said today.
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Stroke Survivors Are More Prone To Cancer Than Others
The findings indicated that nearly 45 percent of cancer diagnoses occurred within the first six months after a stroke diagnosis. Read the full report here.
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New Bill Proposes Jail Term For Discriminating Against HIV Patients
The cabinet on Wednesday approved important amendments to the HIV and AIDS Bill, 2014 in meeting chaired by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The bill provides legal accountability and a formal mechanism to probe complaints of discrimination against patients and also makes anti-retroviral treatment a legal right of patients.
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The Successful Internet Shaming of 'Pharma Bro' Martin Shkreli
Online shaming is frequently in the news these days, typically for the very worst reasons: ruined lives, lost jobs, frothing mobs in a frenzy to steamroll the subject of their dissatisfaction.
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Mumbai Police Plans to Reward 'Tobacco Free' Police Stations
In a bid to contain tobacco consumption among policemen, Mumbai Police today said it plans to incentivise 'tobacco free' police stations.
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Sir Elton John believes AIDS can be cured "with love"
The singer pointed out that US legislation to provide AIDS relief to developing nations was based on compassion and caring for other people.
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Andhra panchayat bans HIV centre
A gram panchayat in Nalgonda district of Andhra Pradesh has passed a resolution asking for relocation of a community care centre for HIV patients.
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Delhi Government Told To Provide Free Food, Treatment To Poor HIV Patients
Delhi High Court has directed the city government to ensure free food and medical treatment to HIV-positive persons living below the poverty line.
-
Supreme Court To The Rescue Of HIV Positive Ex Army Man
The Supreme Court Thursday came to the rescue of a retired army personnel, who contracted HIV allegedly due to contaminated blood transfusion in an army hospital, directing that he be treated at the Base Hospital.
-
Cancer: Early Detection And Diagnosis Makes Cancer A Winning Battle For All
Cancer: Diagnosis at the early stage reduces the risk of getting diagnosed at a later stage when things usually go out of hand.
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Delhi High Court Directs For Auto Release Of Pension To Poor AIDS Patients
The Delhi High Court on Thursday directed the AAP government to put in place a system which would automatically release pension amounts to poor people suffering from the acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), just like various subsidies are paid into the bank accounts.
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Freebies Okay But Not Pension To AIDS Patients? Court Raps AAP Government
The Delhi government can provide free water and electricity to those who have roof over their heads but can't afford to pay monthly pension to the poor suffering from AIDS, the Delhi High Court said today.
-
Stroke Survivors Are More Prone To Cancer Than Others
The findings indicated that nearly 45 percent of cancer diagnoses occurred within the first six months after a stroke diagnosis. Read the full report here.
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New Bill Proposes Jail Term For Discriminating Against HIV Patients
The cabinet on Wednesday approved important amendments to the HIV and AIDS Bill, 2014 in meeting chaired by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The bill provides legal accountability and a formal mechanism to probe complaints of discrimination against patients and also makes anti-retroviral treatment a legal right of patients.
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The Successful Internet Shaming of 'Pharma Bro' Martin Shkreli
Online shaming is frequently in the news these days, typically for the very worst reasons: ruined lives, lost jobs, frothing mobs in a frenzy to steamroll the subject of their dissatisfaction.
-
Mumbai Police Plans to Reward 'Tobacco Free' Police Stations
In a bid to contain tobacco consumption among policemen, Mumbai Police today said it plans to incentivise 'tobacco free' police stations.
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Sir Elton John believes AIDS can be cured "with love"
The singer pointed out that US legislation to provide AIDS relief to developing nations was based on compassion and caring for other people.
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Andhra panchayat bans HIV centre
A gram panchayat in Nalgonda district of Andhra Pradesh has passed a resolution asking for relocation of a community care centre for HIV patients.
